How to choose a high quality full lace wig

There are three essential features that define a high quality wig full lace: the density of hair, the manufacturing method, the method of tying hair 。The density of the hair determines how natural and full your full lace wig will look. It should be between 130% and 150% depending on hair texture, which means that the hair used is kanekylon synthetic hair or human hair or fibers tayokalon Indian Remy hair, virgin hair Chinese or European hair, and also depending on the style of the hair full lace wig (straight, yaki, curly, curly, deep wave, body wave style).A percentage less than 130% of the density of hair will show your scalp when the hair is separated and will look unreal. A higher percentage of 150% hair density is too full and too heavy, and will look unreal. The density of hair is usually used for heavy theatrical wigs.

The manufacturing method means that the full lace wig is handmade and each hair inserted, one at the time by a professional hairdresser, or several strands of hair are inserted at one time in the base of the PAC lace by machine.The hair knotting method, meaning or not, each strand of hair, which was inserted into the base of lace cap, was double-knotted, to provide durability, and prevent excessive shedding when combing / brushing / wash / dry full lace wig, which will ensure a long life of the unit of hair. However, the finished look of the process of double-knotted shows all the knotted strands of hair near the scalp area. If hair color is close or the same as the base lace cap, these nodes can not be seen on close examination. But if hair color is dark and lace color is light, the nodes are more apparent on close examination, therefore, a technique used to minimize the appearance of nodes called bleach is applied. Whitening nodes of a full lace wig alleviate the knots, so that each strand of hair, mixed with lace and look like natural hair growth on the scalp. How to get relief bleached knots, depending on hair color and the color of lace from the base of the CAP.