Full Lace Wigs

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Full Lace Wigs — Lace From Hairline to Nape A full lace wig is lace across the entire cap, front hairline all the way around to the nape, with every strand hand-tied to it. There is no wefted section anywhere on the head, which is why the part can go wherever you want it — middle, deep side, zigzag, three parts in one week — and why the hair can be pulled into a high ponytail, a bun or an updo without a track showing at the back. No other cap construction gives you all of that. Mayvenn carries full lace on transparent lace at 130% density, in a medium 22.5-inch cap, free part. Two textures — silky straight and body wave — in natural black and pre-colored #613 blonde, 10 to 26 inches, $155 to $511. Every unit is human hair, so it washes, flat irons and colors like your own. Free shipping on every order, and 30 days to return an untouched wig. Full lace wig questions What is a full lace wig? A wig whose entire cap is lace — from the front hairline all the way around to the nape — with every strand hand-tied to that lace. Because there is no wefted or machine-made section anywhere on the cap, the hair can be parted in any direction and pulled into a high ponytail, a bun or an updo without exposing a track. It is the most versatile wig construction made, and the most delicate. What is the difference between a full lace wig and a lace front wig? A lace front wig has lace only at the front hairline; the rest of the cap is wefted hair sewn onto a fabric base. You get a natural-looking hairline and a part along the front, but the back is solid, so a high ponytail shows a track. A full lace wig is lace over the whole head, so you can part anywhere and wear the hair up. Lace front is faster and cheaper to install; full lace buys you styling range. Is a full lace wig the same as a 360 lace wig? No. A 360 wig has a band of lace running around the perimeter of the head with a machine-made weft filling the middle of the cap. It lets you wear a ponytail and part along the edges, b