What is the permissible wig

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Hello, Are all wigs permitted, or are there standards for a Jewish wig?

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Hello

There are several parameters for the kashrut of a wig. 

A. Modesty. Like any garment, the wig must be modest and not provocative. This is reflected in the length, design, color, and more. 

B. A head covering should appear as a covering and not as the woman's own hair. Therefore, a wig that cannot be distinguished is forbidden. [For example, transparent lace].

C. Kashrut. There is an issue with hair that comes from idol-worship temples in India, so it is necessary to ensure the kashrut of the hair. 

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