While full lace wigs are natural in appearance due the lace base, some are better than the rest. More affordable full lace wigs
and lace fronts are flooding the market. However, more is not always
better. With so many women falling in love with lace wigs there are many
companies that sacrifice quality for quantity. If you do end up getting
a less than stellar full lace wig there are a number of things that you
can do to give it a more natural appearance.
Tweeze the Hairline
The hairline of a full lace-wig is the tell tale sign of a wig or
not. The whole point of a lace-wig is to create a natural hairline.
Unfortunately, some makers add too much hair in the hairline. This gives
the wig an unnatural appearance as natural hair progresses in density.
You have two options.
The first option is to go to a professional lace wig maker or store to have the density altered on your human hair wigs.
They will be able to customize the density as much as they can to the
already created full lace-wig. This will rather expensive but you will
end up with the best results. If you will end up paying for the
alteration as much as you did the wig, strongly consider option two.
In the privacy of your own home, you can tweeze the hairline to a
desired density. First, brush back all the hair in the lace-wig and put
into a ponytail. This will allow you to see the hairline better without
extra hair in the way. You can then begin tweezing strand by strand in
the very first row of the lace. You will want to tweeze alternating rows
so that you do not over pluck one section. Every once in a while, make
sure to try on the wig to see if the density is at your desired level or
not. It is better to take your time, go slowly and check your progress
than over tweeze. Once the hair is removed, you cannot replace it on
your own.
Wash with Apple Cider Vinegar
Synthetic lace wigs typically have a shine that alerts everyone that
it is a wig. This rinse is a great option for human or synthetic
lace-wigs. Apple cider vinegar will get rid of the shine, soften the
hair and gentle cleanse. Simply add 1 tablespoon per 1 cup of water that
you wash your lace-wig in. If you wash your wig in a bowl that holds 8
cups of water, add 8 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar. Why not regular
vinegar? The acidity in vinegar helps to break down dirt from styling
products in the wig. However, it does not soften the hair. The natural
acidity and enzymes from the apple will soften hair and get rid of shine
on your full lace-wig.
Brush With Baking Soda
After you dry your lace-wig, brush it with a light sprinkle of baking
soda. Baking soda acts the same way as the apple cider vinegar by
reducing shine. Place a teaspoon of baking soda on the brush and brush
through the lace-wig. Make sure to evenly and thoroughly brush through
the lace-wig. This will allow the shine to be the same all around.
Baking soda is also a great way to quickly get rid of shine from your
full lace wig when you are on the go. Sprayed too much wig sheen?
Forgot to wash the lace wig and now it is too late? Simply brush through
with the baking soda for quick and effective results.
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