The main difference between a lace front wig and a hard front wig is the type of material used for the front of the wig.

A lace front wig has a sheer lace panel at the front of the wig creating a natural-looking hairline that can be styled away from the face.

Hard front wigs have a less natural-looking hairline and typically need to be styled with bangs or worn with a headband or hat to cover the front.

Lace front wigs offer a more natural-looking hairline and greater styling versatility, while hard front wigs offer durability and a lower price point.

Read our detailed descriptions here.

• Most of our wigs best fit about a 22" head size.
• Most (not all) of our wigs have size adjusters inside so that you may customize the fit. The wig's written description will state if it has elastic adjusters.
• Our Fashion wigs and Natural Series Lace Front Wigs fit heads between 20.5" - 22" best.
• Our Natural Plus Series Lace Front Wigs & Luxe Series Lace Front wigs fit heads between 21" - 22.5" best.
• Everyone's head size + neck length are different. These factors could make the length of the wig on you vary from the length of the wig shown in the pictures.

With a measuring tape, begin at the front of your hairline & wrap the tape behind your ear to the nape of your neck around to your other ear until the tape meets again at the front of your hairline.

Due to different monitor settings, lighting conditions, and so on, wig colors can vary slightly, when viewed online or in person.

Our wigs are all painstakingly photographed in-house, under professional studio lighting that is meant to emulate natural light in order to give you the best representation of each wig.

Your head size & neck length are different from our mannequin, which could make the length of the wig appear different from the length of the wig as shown in the photos.

Some of our clients wrap their hair around their head, & pin it in place underneath  their wigs. It can be easier to get it slicked down, close to your head, if your hair is wet or damp to start with. Place a stocking cap over your prepped hair. Pin the cap in place.

You may also want to try braiding your hair into 1 or 2 very low, long braids at the nape of your neck. These can be criss-crossed; wrapped up; or wrapped around your head, and pinned in place. Place a stocking cap over your prepped hair. Pin the cap in place.

Using a wig cap is a matter of personal preference. Most of our clients prefer to use wig caps because it holds the hair in place better & helps to keep the wig cleaner. In some instances, it may also prevent hair breakage due to the wig rubbing against the scalp.

Bottom line: do what is most comfortable for you. A wig cap is included with each wig we sell.

If a wig with the same name also has a male listing available on our website, this is actually the same wig as the normal listing! There is no difference in material, sizing, appearance, or any other features. The wig is just shown visually on a male and female mannequin head to make visualizing the wig easier.

Yes. Our wigs may be trimmed or styled with quality hair products.

Most of our wigs are heat-safe. Beside the photos, there is a written description for every wig. Check here to see if your wig is heat-safe. If your wig is heat safe: yes, you can style with heat tools.

Just like real long hair, It is normal for wigs with long hair to get tangled with wear. We like to use wide-tooth combs for detangling. Just like with real hair - start detangling from the very ends of the hair, and work up towards the roots slowly.

Pro tip: detangle throughout the day! Carry your wide-tooth comb with you and comb through your long wig every few hours, especially the underside where it touches your back. It's easier to spend 3 minutes at a time on your wig, spread out over the day... rather than waiting until it needs a rescue mission!

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