Not Canvas, Lightweight, not professional quality
It's not professional quality- for the price I expected that because it is made with styrofoam and not cork, but the description said it would have a canvas covering. It's not canvas! It's loosely covered in a stretch cotton. The fabric slides around and is very thin, this fabric will not hold up as &#34;water repellant&#34;, rather it will sink right in. The styrofoam makes it extremely lightweight, the bottom is not weighted.<br /><br />The wig head does have a hole in the bottom that fits with standard wig stand clamps and it is an accurate measurement at 22&#34;.<br /><br />If you are looking for a long lasting quality wig head to heavily style, set and/or ventilate wigs on, I would recommend something else. Spend the extra $10 and get a cork one that actually has a canvas cover. This would/will do fine for a while, but I don't know how long the fabric cover will last. cotton this thin tends to tear after a while and I would not recommend using a wig dryer.<br /><br />I haven't decided on whether I'll return it, since it isn't as described. On one hand it will probably last through a decent amount of wig setting/drying on the other hand this isn't something that will last years, and if you've worked with canvas wig heads- you know that some people have the same one for decades.<br />Again, lightweight use - styling, repairs it should be fine. heavyweight use - drying wigs, re-setting, styling, heavy product, ventilating (making wigs) or using a wig dryer - it's not much better than a $4 styrofoam wig head. Get something actually made with canvas and cork.
Rating: 3 stars