Body Wavy Black Lace Closure Wig

Answer: Constant innovation in technology allows for increasingly wearable and comfortable wigs. The base of any wig is referred to as a cap. The hair is attached to the wig cap using a variety of techniques to achieve different looks. On most wigs, hair is attached in 'wefts'. These are strips of hair doubled over and sewn closely together in long strands. Others are hand tied for the most natural movement. If you like to wear your hair swept away from your face, lace front wigs are the best option. If you like parting versatility, we recommend full monofilament wigs. The 100% hand tied and double monofilament wigs are known for being gentle on sensitive scalps.

Answer: Many wigs come in petite, average and large sizes. Average size wigs however, tend to fit about 95% of people. If you are unsure of how to measure your head size, contact us and we can guide you through the process.

Answer: After removing your wig from the box, take off the protective hairnet (if the style has one) and give it a good shake. If it is a ready-to-wear synthetic hair wig, you are ready to go! If it requires customisation (such as trimming a lace front), we recommend you consult a wig specialist or visit our salon. If you have a lot of your own hair, the first step is to gather it back and up. One great trick is to separate the hair into two sections on each side of your head. Twist the hair as you pull it back and around the head so that it will eventually lay flat. This tactic can help avoid a pony tail bulge. You may choose to use pins, braids, wig caps (recommended) or a great product called Sure Grip to secure your hair. A wig cap can be helpful even without hair to keep wigs secure and in place. Hold your wig at the sides (ear tabs) and starting at the front, place it at your natural hairline. Slide it on toward the nape of your neck and shift as needed using the ear tabs to help center your wig. Adjustable straps at the nape may help to achieve a more secure fit. If handling a lace front wig, take care not to tug on the lace as it can be a bit delicate. Don't worry if it doesn't look perfect right away, start styling!