Bob Wigs

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A bob wig is a short wig cut at or above the jawline, and it arrives already shaped. That is the whole appeal. A bob is a precision cut — the line is the look — and cutting one badly is expensive to undo, so buying it pre-cut takes the risk out of the shape you want. Every bob wig on this page is 100% human hair, which means it flat-irons, curls, washes and holds its line the way hair does, not the way fiber does. Lengths run 10 to 14 inches. Caps run four ways: a 13x4 transparent lace front you can part anywhere across the front, a 4x4 transparent lace closure for a simpler install, a glueless 5x5 HD lace closure that goes on with no adhesive at all, and a no-lace cap with bangs you throw on straight out of the box. Colors run natural black, #613 blonde, cherry red, ginger, cotton candy pink, and pro-colored raw hair in golden blonde, honey blonde and toffee brown. $76 to $311. Free shipping on every order. Bob wig questions What does bob wig mean? A bob wig is a wig cut into a bob — a short, blunt or layered shape that ends between the ear and the collarbone, usually right at the jaw. The word describes the haircut, not the cap. You can get a bob on a lace front, a closure, a glueless HD lace unit or a plain machine-made cap. What makes it a bob is the length and the line, not the construction. How much does a bob wig cost? On this page, $76 to $311. The no-lace bang bob is the cheapest, because there is no lace to hand-tie. A 13x4 transparent lace front bob runs $115 to $161 in natural black and $155 to $190 in #613 blonde. The pre-colored 13x4 units are $148. The pro-colored raw hair bobs on glueless 5x5 HD lace are $283 to $311. Human hair costs more than synthetic up front and less over a year, because you wash, heat-style and re-color it instead of replacing it. What is the best bob wig for a beginner? The 4x4 closure bob or the no-lace bang bob. Both have less lace to tint, melt or cut, which is where most first installs go wrong. The bang bob has no lace at