Human Hair Wigs

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Every one of these human hair wigs is a glueless headband unit. No lace to cut, no adhesive, no plucking a hairline before you leave the house. The headband covers the front edge, an adjustable strap and combs hold the cap, and the whole thing goes on in under a minute. They are 100% human hair, not fiber, which is the part that matters after the first week. You can wash it, condition it, flat iron it and put it back on. Synthetic melts at the temperature human hair styles at. Eight textures, natural black, 12 to 26 inches. How to choose a texture and a length Pick the texture that matches your own hair first, because a little of your hair stays out at the nape and along the sides. Kinky curly and afro kinky curly blend with unrelaxed 4B and 4C hair. Kinky straight reads like a fresh blowout. Yaki straight has the grain of pressed hair rather than a silk press. Straight, body wave, deep wave and jerry curl cover everything from bone straight to a tight glossy coil. Length is measured straight, so a curl pattern hangs shorter than the number on the label. A 20-inch deep wave unit sits closer to 15 or 16 inches on the body. Straight and yaki straight hang at their measured length. The short units at 12 and 14 inches are the easiest to wear daily: less weight on the cap, less friction at the ends. The headband is the styling choice most people forget. Worn further back it gives a fuller, higher crown. Sat right at the hairline it keeps the front flat and covers more of your own edge. Questions people ask about human hair wigs How do you put on a glueless wig? Braid your own hair down flat, put on a wig cap, then slide the unit on from front to back and tighten the strap at the nape. The headband sits over the front edge and the combs bite into the braids. Nothing is glued, so it comes off the same way at night, in one motion. How do you wash a human hair wig? Wash it off your head, not on it. Fill a basin, dip and squeeze rather than scrubbing in circles, because circl