There are several types of lace wigs available on the market, each offering unique features and benefits. Here are some of the most common types of lace wigs:
Types of Lace Wigs
Lace Front Wigs:
Lace front wigs feature a sheer lace panel along the front hairline. This creates a natural-looking hairline and allows for versatile styling options. The rest of the wig cap is usually made of a durable material, like monofilament or machine-wefted construction.
Full Lace Wigs: Full lace wigs have a lace cap covering the entire head, allowing versatile styling. You can part the hair in any direction and style it in updos or ponytails with confidence. The lace cap mimics the appearance of a natural scalp.
360 Lace Wigs: 360 lace wigs are designed with lace around the entire cap perimeter and in the center, enabling high ponytails or updos. This type of wig combines the versatility of a full lace wig with easy installation and styling convenience.
Lace Closure Wigs: Lace closure wigs feature a small piece of lace closure at the front or crown of the wig. It mimics the appearance of a natural parting. This type of lace wig is ideal for those who prefer a simpler installation process and a defined parting without the need for a full lace cap.
Lace Frontal Wigs: Lace frontal wigs feature a larger piece of lace frontal that spans from ear to ear, creating a seamless hairline and natural-looking parting. This type of wigs is ideal for those seeking a realistic appearance.
Glueless Lace Wigs: Glueless lace wigs have adjustable straps and combs inside the cap, eliminating the need for adhesive or tape for attachment. This type of lace wigs is perfect for those who want a more realistic appearance. It offers the option to wear their hair pulled back or styled away from the face. Each type of lace wig offers its own set of advantages.
