Hair Cap Sizes

Here are the standard and custom colors that we have in stock. We can custom other colors, please contact us to check.

Density is defined as how thick or thin the hair on your lace wig will be. The standard and most popular choice is 120% which is Medium Thick Density. The average human head is considered to be between 100%-120%. Stock wigs have 80% (Light) density around the perimeter and 120% (Medium) elsewhere, Unless otherwise specified. Naturally growing hair grows differently for every person. Hair can grow thin (Light) around the perimeter (Hairline) and thick (Medium) in the middle. Hair can also grow thick (Medium) around the perimeter (Hairline) and thickest (Heavy) in the middle. Below is a Hair density Chart that you can use as a visual guide.

Baby hair The small/short hairs that grow around your natural hair line. Helps wig look more natural.

Which lace is better, French lace or Swiss lace?

French lace is more durable than Swiss lace and it is the best choice for new lace wig wearers. The French lace tends to last longer and is virtually tear resistant during the application process when using tougher glues and bonds. The Swiss Lace is more thin, delicate and natural looking. The Swiss Lace is more undetectable but the main concern is that the lace breaks down faster and can rip much easier; The Swiss lace is the most undetectable of the laces, but the most fragile. The Swiss lace cap choice is best for experienced lace wig users. Overall, both French and Swiss lace look extremely natural and as the lace seems to disappear into your scalp. Your unit will come with extra lace extending from the hairline, which you will trim off to custom fit your hairline and then bond with your choice of adhesive

Most people love the natural part silk top lace wigs gives, however, there are a couple things you need to know before you purchase a silk top lace wig.