How to Wear
How to Wear Moving Wolf Ears
A good werewolf lives in the reactions. Here is how to set up your moving wolf ears so they sit firmly on a shaggy wig and move right when you want them to.
Set Up in Four Steps
- Charge. Top up the headband over USB-C the night before.
- Pick a speed. Slow reads watchful and wary; faster reads alert. Set it before the band goes on.
- Wig first, then ears. Settle the wig, then slide the band over it. On a full or shaggy wig, a bobby pin at each side keeps the ears steady.
- Tilt on cue. Tilt your head toward whatever your character notices and the ears follow. Rehearse a few beats in the mirror.
Where They Work Best
Night and Stage Photos
Side light shows off the two-tone fur. Black & Red looks dramatic under red stage lighting.
Conventions
Charge fully, test the fit with your full wig, and keep the cable in your bag for a top-up.
Skits and Short Video
A slow head tilt toward the camera makes an easy reveal. Pause the motion between takes when the mic is close.
Styling Tips
- Match the lighter ear color to your wig, or echo it with the white tip of a tail.
- Add the electric moving tail in Black & white for a wolf that moves at both ends. It is sold separately and 15% off with ears.
- Keep capes and high necklines clear of the ear base so nothing catches.
- Read How to Match Moving Ears and a Tail for color and length ideas.
Care and Storage
Brush the two-tone faux fur gently with a soft brush; the covers come off to make this easier. Keep the headband dry and away from heat, charge with a suitable USB-C charger, and store it in a box so the points keep their shape.
Building a specific werewolf or original character? Email info@animisway.com with your reference and we will help you match ears, tail and color.
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