Braided Wigs

Natural hairline: Full lace wigs have a thin, transparent lace base with individually hand-tied hair strands, resulting in a more natural-looking hairline. In contrast, regular wigs often have a thicker, more noticeable hairline that can be easily detected.

Versatile styling: The lace base of full lace wigs allows you to part the hair in any direction and wear various styles, such as high ponytails and updos. Regular wigs have limited styling options because of their fixed hairline and less flexible construction.

Breathability: The thin lace base of full lace wigs provides better air circulation, leading to a cooler and more comfortable wearing experience. Regular wigs have thicker caps that are less breathable, which can cause discomfort, especially during extended wear or in warm weather.

Realistic scalp appearance: The transparent lace of full lace wigs creates the illusion of a natural scalp, making it less obvious that you are wearing a wig. Regular wigs often have a more conspicuous cap or base, which can be a giveaway that you are wearing a wig.

Human hair braided wigs can last for over a year with proper care, including regular gentle washing, careful handling, and appropriate storage on a wig stand.

Synthetic braided wigs may last for about 6 months or more, also depending on the level of care. They should be washed less frequently than human hair wigs and require gentle handling to avoid damaging the fibers.

Human Hair: Made from real human hair, it looks and feels the most natural. It's typically sourced from donors and can come in various textures and qualities.

Synthetic Hair: Made from various synthetic fibers like acrylic, nylon, or polyesters that mimic the look of human hair. It's manufactured to create various textures and styles.

Personal Style: Choose a length that aligns with your preferred aesthetic and the looks you desire.

Face Shape: Select a length that flatters your face; for instance, longer wigs can elongate a round face, while shoulder-length styles may suit an oval face better. 24 incheses tends to suit most

Lifestyle: If you lead an active lifestyle or have a demanding job, a shorter, more manageable wig might be more practical.

Maintenance: Remember that longer wigs require more upkeep, so if you're looking for low maintenance, go shorter.

Comfort: Longer wigs can be heavier and warmer, so if comfort is a priority, consider a shorter, lighter option.

Wash: Clean your wig every 2 to 4 weeks with a diluted mild shampoo.

Condition: Use a light leave-in conditioner suitable for synthetic hair.

Dry: Pat gently with a towel and air dry on a wig stand.

Detangle: Use fingers or a wide-tooth comb for any loose ends.

Store: Place on a wig stand in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Heat: Avoid using heat on synthetic wigs unless they are heat-resistant.

Frizz Control: Trim frizz and use fabric softener spray for smoothness.

Avoid Heavy Products: Stay away from products that can cause build-up.

Refresh: Spritz with water and leave-in conditioner mix occasionally.

Wig Stand or Mannequin: Place the wig on a wig stand or mannequin head to maintain its shape and prevent tangles.

Clean Before Storing: Ensure the wig is clean and completely dry to prevent mold or mildew.

Avoid Sunlight: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can fade colors and damage fibers.

Cover: Consider covering the wig with a hairnet or placing it in a silk or satin bag to protect it from dust and friction.

Maintain Form: If the wig has a particular style you wish to maintain, you might lightly stuff the inside with tissue paper to support its form.

Avoid Compression: Keep the wig in an area where it won't be crushed or compressed by other objects to prevent misshaping.