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1. What is a lace wig?
Lace wigs are made of materials which resembles a mesh like-base or cap such as a pair of hosiery. The cap of the wig can be made of different materials such as lace, nylon, monofilament and polyurethane.From these materials, many combinations of lace wigs can be achieved. Hair is then tied to the cap making the wig. Once it is tied to the wig and fitted, lace is cut around the edges of the wig. The lace part of the wig is then either glued or taped to the outer perimeter of your head, it becomes invisible, thus blending with your own skin. What makes lace wigs so different from other wigs is the hairline becomes invisible and the hair especially around the edges, looks as if your own hair growing from your scalp! Depending on the type of lace wig, no matter where you make a part, it looks like your own hair.
2. Who can wear lace wigs?
Lace wigs can be worn by anyone who is able to wear them. They are made for men, women and children. 3. What are the different types of lace wigs?
Full lace wigs are wigs that are made entirely of lace. Full Lace wigs can be worn in a high pony tail or in a hairstyle that requires the hair to be swept up. the lace on the wig can be many different combinations. you have lace that stretches
on the crown of the head, from ear to ear of different areas of the cap. No
matter what combination of lace is on the cap, it is still considered a full lace
wig.
Lace front wigs are wigs that are usually made of lace in the front and the sides of the cap. The back is made of other materials which is usually adjustable straps or machine made wefts. Lace front wigs are not
entirely made of lace. This type of wig cannot be worn in a high ponytail or a high upsweep hairstyle.
The lace usually ends mid-way to the crown of your head. This entirely depends
on the manufacturer. Many use this term
interchangeably with full lace wigs. This is not
so. When you buy a lace wig make sure you ask what
type of wig it is you are purchasing.
Lace frontals are partial wigs that are made for the front of the hair only. They are made to reach the middle of the head and are used in combination with weaves, fusion,
your own hair or other types of extensions. This is not to be confused with used
with closures. Closures are pieces that are used on the crown of the head. They
do not cover the entire head or even half of the head. Closures are used to give
the top of the head a realistic appearance as with a lace wig. however they are
also used with in combination with weaves, fusion, your own hair or other types
of extensions.
4. What is a synthetic lace wig?
Synthetic is referring to the type of hair that is tied to the wig. It is a man made material used to resemble the human hair that is used on human hair lace wigs. Because the hair is not human you are not able to do curl cut and style as easily as you can with human hair lace wigs. There are synthetic wigs which come very close
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5. What are the different types of lace?
There are many different types of lace. The two most popular and widely used are French lace aka opera lace and Swiss lace aka film lace. The difference is in the size of spaces. Remember the lace resembles a pair of hose. Imagine fishnet hosiery. They come in many different types of netting. The same with lace wigs. The French lace has bigger spacing between them and is excellent for first time lace wig wearers. The lace is more durable and stronger. Swiss lace has smaller spacing between it and is for those who have had more experience with lace wigs. The lace is more delicate to handle. The ranges between those are endless. You have many companies on the web which manufacture their own type of lace for their wigs.
6. What are the different types of caps?
The different types of lace wig caps are based on what you want as a client. When ordering wigs that are already in stock- meaning they are ready to ship to you without taking your specific measurements, you have the two basic lace wig caps ones that have no stretch, lace wig cap which has stretch in the middle. When you order a custom made lace wig- a wig that is made specifically for you according to your measurements, usually that is when you get into the many different types of lace wig cap combinations, such as thin skin, silk closure, etc.
7. What is hair density?
Hair density is the thickness of the wig. The higher the density of the hair, the thicker the wig will be. For example, 130% density is a very full and thick wig. When ordering your wig, make sure you take a look at the density samples that are provided. If you are looking for a realistic natural looking wig, follow the pattern of your own hair. Our hair has different densities throughout.
8. What are the different types of hair I can get with a lace wig?
Most lace wigs are made of Indian Remy hair. This is a high quality hair that cannot be found in your local beauty supply stores. With tastes and preferences constantly growing, so has the demand for different types of hair. There is Malaysian, Mongolian, Chinese, European, and Brazilian just to name a few.
9. What are the different textures I can get with a lace wig?
You can get bone straight, slightly relaxed, Yaki- which is a texture that resembles African American hair, or a natural curly texture. Lace wigs give you the versatility to try many of the different textures that are out there.
10. What are the different types of curls I can get with a lace wig?
Anywhere from a tight afro kinky curl, to a soft body wave. Again the possibilities are endless with lace wigs.
11. What are bleached knots?
When hair is tied or “knotted” to the base of the wig, upon close examination, you are able to see the knots in the wig. When they are bleached or knotted, they become invisible thus giving the appearance of it blending in. One thing about bleached knots is that it can weaken the hair. Therefore a knot sealer can be used prior to use to keep the hair secure.
12. Do I need to wear a wig cap with my lace wig?
This is a matter of personal preference. Many wear wig caps the color of their scalp underneath the lace wig to give it a more realistic look. Many have to wear one because they suffer from hair breakage. Others are trying to grow their hair and wear it as a protective measure.
13. Can I part my lace wig anywhere?
Yes! If you order a lace wig that has freestyle parting in it. Some prefer to have wigs made that have a permanent part. When this is done however, you are limiting your styling possibilities.
14. What kind of hairline can I get with my lace wig?
When you purchase a stock wig, they already have the hairlines determined. You may purchase one with baby hair- this is good for those who are new to wearing lace wigs. It will cover up the mistakes during those first few applications. You also have those that do not come with baby hair. When you order a custom lace wig, you can request that your natural hairline be taken into consideration to again give you a more realistic looking lace wig.
15. What kind of adhesive should I use?
The type of adhesive you use depends on the many things. Your lifestyle and mainly how long of a hold you want. You can go from a daily wear up to a six week hold. If you work out a lot or swim. Live in a warmer climate than most, very active lifestyle.16. How do I put the lace wig on?
It is easier for you to watch a video than to properly write it out. Here is my handpicked collection of videos that have the best applications. Enjoy!
17. Should I have a professional attach my lace wig?
If you are very nervous about your first lace wig and don’t want to damage it, then yes. You may also want to just get some direction on how to do if from a professional. If you are adventurous and feel you able to do it, then go for it! How do you think lace wig installers became professionals? Through practice! Through practice, you can become just as good or even better than a professional if you looking to wear lace wigs regularly.
18. How do I take the lace wig it off?
A -If you have applied a full lace wig and have baby hairs, clip all hair away from your face. Apply your choice of solvent around the perimeter of your lace wig.
B- Allow the solvent to work through the lace. You should start to feel the lace release. C-Slowly start to lift the lace from your head. You can gently slide your hand underneath the lace to remove it. If it is hard to remove, apply more solvent.
D-Repeat steps until all lace is removed
19. Will lace wigs damage my hairline?
The damage of your hairline depends upon you the lace wig wearer.. If you treat your hairline with care, you will not damage your hairline. Just as you take care of your hair with perms, colors, weaves and braids
20. How often should I wash my lace wig?
The washing of the wig depends on how long you are wearing it and your lifestyle. Most recommend at least once or twice every two weeks.
21. Should I wash my wig while it is still attached?
You should NOT wash your lace wig while it is still attached for many reasons. You are getting your natural hair wet which will not dry properly underneath. If you are wearing a wig cap, you may trap shampoo and dirt in your hair between the wig cap and the lace wig. You also have a better chance of tangling your lace wig, therefore possible damage.
22. How do I wash my lace wig?
mpoo and dirt in your hair between the wig cap and the lace wig. You also have a better
23. What products should I use to maintain my lace wig?
There are many products on the market to maintain the life and moisture of your lace wigs. Products lines such as Avanti, Brandywine, Kenra and Lace Therapy are excellent in helping maintain the life of the wig.
24. Can I use a regular comb and brush on my lace wig?
Wide tooth combs and a wig brush should be used when caring for your wig. A rattail comb or a comb with small teeth will pull the hair out of the lace and may cause bald spots in your wig if you do not comb it correctly. 25. Can I swim with my lace wig?
Yes, but beware. You will need to use waterproof adhesive. Also note that the same damage that chlorine does to your natural living hair, it will do more damage to your lace wig.
26. Can I workout with my lace wig?
Yes. If you work out, you will need to use a waterproof lace wig adhesive.
27. Can I sleep with my lace wig on?
Yes. If you are wearing your lace wig for a period of time, braid or plait your wig and protect it with a silk scarf. Other types of scarves may break or damage the lace wig hair. You may also use a silk bonnet.
28. Will my lace wig lift?
Realistically there will be times when you lace wig will lift. There may be times when it will not at all. Adhesives will be a trial and error for some. There will be some adhesives that will work for you and some that do not. You have to find the combination that will work for you. 29. Do I have to worry the wind blowing off my wig?
No. When fitted properly, your lace wig should not blow off in the wind. 30. Can I use a curling iron or flat iron on my lace wig?
You may use a curling iron and or a flat iron on your lace wig. To protect it, do not set your heating appliances at the highest temperature. Again remember the same damage that is done to your living natural hair when you put heat to it, more damage may be done to your lace wig.
31. Should I buy an in-stock wig or custom made lace wig?
This can be answered many different ways. It really all depends on what you are trying to achieve. Do you want to get a wig right away? Then the in-stock lace wig is the way to go. Do you want the best fit for your wig? Then a custom wig is the answer. If you are looking for special color blends then you want a custom wig. Stock wigs come in average head sizes.
32. What are the sizes for a stock wig?
Sizes for stock wigs varies according to the manufacturer. Below are the average measurements for stock wigs.
measurements for stock wigs.33. How do I measure my head for a lace wig?
When you measure for a custom lace wig or a stock wig you need to know your measurements. Below is a basic form that is used throughout the industry to measure for lace wigs.
34. How long should my lace wig last?
The longevity of your lace wig depends first and foremost on the quality of the wig. Another thing to consider is how much you will wear your lace wig. Will you wear it every day? Occasionally? Wearing it every day may reduce the life of your wig. If you have purchased a quality stock wig and maintain it properly it can last anywhere from six months to over a year. If you are buying a custom made lace wig, it should last longer than a year due to the fact it is not massed produced and made to your specifications.
35. How much should a lace wig cost?
Quality lace in-stock wigs should start around $450.. Custom made wigs should start at $600. Some websites and business owners advertise for less and have good quality. However, how many websites will you go through to find them?
36. Are lace wigs really less expensive then weaves and other hair extensions?
When you are talking about salon visits for these services, yes. Lace wigs are less expensive than salon visits for weaves and hair extensions. After receiving a full weave and a two week maintenance appointment, you could have bought a lace wig. Weaves are usually last a few weeks before re-tightening. Hair Extensions can be even more pricier. Lace wigs are also less damaging on the hair.
37. I have a lot of hair. Can I still wear a lace wig?
Yes you can. You can either cornrow you hair going back or wrap your hair. The goal is to make your hair as flat as possible to your head so the lace wig can fit. 38. How do I store my lace wig?
If you wear youru lace wig on a dailiy basis, it is wise to invest in a good wig stand or styrofoam head. If you have several lace wigs , store them seperately in clear storage or hat boxes. It is probably a good idea to label the color, style and length of the lace wig for future reference and buying purposes.
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