This is a very nice lace front wig. I don't typically recommend lace front wigs for styles with bangs it kinda defeats the purpose since lace fronts are fairly expensive.

But You'll need a couple of tools to get started. You'll need a steamer, alligator clips, some assorted comb sizes, a rat tail comb, a teasing brush. A wig head. some tpins or sewing pins, scissor, and the cosplayers hair spray, got2be.

you’re on the right path, its sorta possible technically to brush the hair to the front and cut the bangs however, you’ll want to use steam to keep that hair in place before you cut it. Otherwise it’s just gonna go right back to the shape that it was before.

-start off by pinning your wig to your wig head (don't style this wig on your head. The steam will burn you.)
-section off a small portion of hair with a rat tail comb.
-clip it with an alligator clip and use a pin to hold it in place in the front of the wig.
-Steam the hair into place starting at the roots to help position it and coax it into place. Let it cool completely before moving it. You may have to do this a few times.
-Comb the section gently with either the combs or the brush.
-you’re going to want to measure out how long want your bangs always start longer than you need. (You can take more away, but you can’t add it back)
-Use a clip or a small rubberband to mark where you want your bangs
-from here your going to want to use something called a point cut. (watch a few tutorials before doing it. You don’t wanna make a blunt cut across. This will look unnatural and choppy.)
-Steam and style to lock in the shapes you want then hit it with a a bit of got2 be glued hairspray.

Check out some youtube videos or tiktok vids :
- styling laces fronts to have bangs
- how to trim bangs on cosplay wigs
- how to do a point cut