Half Wigs
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A half wig covers the back and sides of your head and leaves the front and top of your own hair out. You clip it in underneath, comb the leave-out down over the front edge, and what shows at the hairline is your real hair — because at the hairline, it is your real hair. That is the whole trick, and it is why a half wig needs no lace, no glue, no tint, no cutting and no install appointment. On in five minutes, off the same night. Every half wig here is 100% human hair at 150% density — full enough to look like a head of hair, light enough to wear all day. Three textures: water wave, kinky curly and yaki straight, in 18 and 22 inches. Natural black, and every texture lifts to a #27 honey blonde if you want to color it. Free shipping on every order. Half wig questions What is a half wig? A half wig is a wig cap that covers roughly the back three-quarters of your head, with the front and top left open. Your own hair comes out through the open front, the wig clips in behind it with built-in combs and an adjustable band, and you blend your leave-out over the wig's front edge. There is no lace at the hairline, so nothing has to be bleached, plucked, cut or glued. The realism comes from your own hairline instead of from a lace install. What are half wigs called? Half wig is the common name. You will also see them sold as three-quarter wigs, drawstring wigs, flip-over wigs or leave-out wigs — all the same idea, differing mostly in how the cap fastens. A u part wig is the close cousin: same clip-in, leave-out principle, but the opening is narrowed to a U at the crown instead of running across the whole front. How do you put on a half wig? Braid or slick down the hair that will sit under the cap, and leave out about an inch to an inch and a half at the front hairline plus a little at the part. Set the wig from the back forward, anchor the combs, then tighten the drawstring or band until it sits snug without pulling. Comb the leave-out down over the front edge of the wig and st