Let’s be honest, no summer is complete without a splash in the pool or a visit to the beach. But if you wear a wig or hairpiece, just having a little fun in the water becomes a challenge. Should I swim with my wig on? Will it ruin my hair? What if it comes off? These are real concerns that can drastically change a relaxing day under the sun to feeling insecure and self-conscious in a matter of seconds. 

Does that mean you need to leave your head bare? 

Unless that’s something you feel comfortable doing, the short answer is no! That’s not to say there aren’t any risks in taking your wig for a swim, but with proper preparation and care, it is possible to enjoy your favorite water activity without losing your wig style. 

Beware of Chlorine and Salt

Now before we get into the fun stuff, there are two things you should consider: 

Chlorine is a toxic chemical used in swimming pool to keep the water clean and sanitary. While useful as a disinfectant, it is a very harsh substance that can stretch out your wig and cause discoloration to the hairs on your wearable. Similarly, salt can do just as much damage. Overexposure to the mineral will leave your hair dull, brittle, and lifeless.  Even with proper care and treatment, continuous exposure to these harsh substances will shorten the lifespan of your hair. 

So with all things considered, If you still decide to wear your wig, then great! You’re ready for the next part. 

Keep Your Wig in Place with the Right Adhesive 

Typical glue or tape may work on a regular basis, but not all will sustain the pressure from diving and jumping. To ensure that your wig and hairpiece is up for any situation,  make sure to choose an adhesive that is water-based and water-proof. We highly recommend the Roll-On Adhesive and Adhesive Tape Strips. Feel free to use one or both simultaneously to ensure maximum security!  Just remember, always make that the adhesive dries completely before you go into the water.

If you still have doubts on the effectiveness of your adhesives, try a swim cap for peace of mind. Depending on the type of water activity you engage in, accessories like hats, bandanas, headbands, headscarfs or turbans will also do the trick. Just be careful when removing your cap or any other hair product so that you don’t pull off your wig with it.  

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Cheaper is Better

This is the time when the best might not be for the best. As we have mentioned earlier, overexposure to chlorine and salt will damage both synthetic hair and human hair. One way to combat the damage is by giving your wearable the care it needs. This involves cleaning and conditioning your wig or hairpiece thoroughly to get rid of all the harmful substance and replenish the moisture that was lost in the process. That being said, we still highly recommend using synthetic hair over human hair for two reasons. One, synthetic hair is lighter and holds its shape better when it gets wet. Second, they are much cheaper to replace. 

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Did we miss anything? Share your ideas with us on the comment section below!

If you have any questions about your order, shipping policy, or products etc., please do not leave them in the comment section below. The best way to ensure a response to your questions is through our contact form here. You can also reach us through our email address turnernate159@gmail.com or call us at +1 (931) 441-1374.

Rising heat and humidity pose a big problem for many wig wearers during the summer.  While some minor discomfort is inevitable, there are ways to make it through the day feeling beautiful and confident with a wig on.

From left to right: Smooth Halo by Gabor, Sweet Talk by Gabor 

Go Capless 

Capless wigs are generally constructed with open rows of weft in the crown, back, and side to provide ventilation for the scalp. They're perfect for summer because they're lighter and more breathable than standard wig caps. Oh, and did we mention that they're also more affordable! 

Cornstarch-Based Baby Powder

Apply baby powder to your scalp before putting your wig on. This will help soak up the dampness you might typically feel on your head without overdrying your skin. 

Synthetic Wig

Human hair wigs might be loved for their natural looks, but faux hair is the winner when it comes to enduring the summer heat. It's much lighter in weight and can hold up its style longer, making it the ideal choice for all-day comfort and appearance.  

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Short Hair 

If you usually wear long hair, this is a great time to try something different. Whether you decide to stick with a classic bob or a shoulder-length beach wave, there are a variety of styles to help you look good and feel great without the feeling of sweaty hair on your neck. 

SHOP ALL: SHORT WIGS | MID-LENGTH WIGS

Try an Updo  

Maybe you don’t have a short wig, or you don’t want to invest in one. That’s okay. A simple updo like braids or a ponytail will do the trick.

Alternative to Wigs 

Don't want to wear a wig under the sun? Try a hat, headscarf, halo, or go bare. Just remember, whatever you decide to go with, protect your skin with protective layers, and plenty of sunblocks. 

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Your Cleansing Routine Matters

Before throwing your wig into the sink, try brushing out all the tangles first. Use a shampoo and conditioner designed for wigs to give it the proper cleanse and nourishment it needs without overdrying the fiber or hair. Remember, while keeping your wig clean is essential, don't overdo it. Washing it too often will makes your wig dry and brittle, making it more prone tangling. 

Store it properly

Don’t just lay your wig on a flat surface to dry, place it on a wig stand or styrofoam head. 

Comb the right way

Using a regular hair brush will tear your wig cap and pull hairs out of your wig. Instead, try a wide tooth comb or a flat paddle wig brush if you're dealing with human hair. Start by sectioning strands of hair into more manageable parts, then start from the tip, gently work your way up to avoid the tangle from bunching up even more.  

Invest in your Pillowcase

If you sleep with your wig on, consider investing in a satin or silk pillowcase for your pillow. Not only will this minimize the tangling, but it will also increase the longevity of your wig as well. 

Wear and Protect

One of the most frequent complaints is tangling at the nape of the neck. One way to tackle the issue is by spot brushing periodically. It might seem like a tedious task, but trust us, you don't want it to accumulate into a bigger problem. Wearing silkier fabrics, a less bulky collar, or attaching some tracks in the back of the wig will keep those stubborn knots under control as well.

What is your go-to method in dealing with and preventing tangled hair? Share your thoughts with us in the comment section below! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook. 

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Benefits

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1. Short and Sweet

Teagan | Color shown: Hazelnut Mist

A quick google search for romantic hairstyles will give you mostly updos and long wavy locks. Well, we're here to break that stereotype and say short hair is beautiful too. Modest but far from being dull, this pixie cut is the perfect style to show off all your delicate features. 

 2. Somewhere in Between

Devotion | Color shown: GL15-26

Not everyone is ready for a pixie cut, and that's okay. This mid-length hair gives you just the right volume without going over the top. 

3. Vintage Glam

Persia | Color shown: 234H

The hair that never goes out of style. It has all the right curves in all the right places to accentuate your face perfectly. You can't go wrong with this timeless style. 

4. Unleash Your Curls 

Triumph by Gabor

Cute and flirtatious is all we can think of. Generous side swept bangs blend with an abundance of layered curls. The perfect look for a special date night or girls night out. 

5. The Perfect Bun 

This isn't just any ordinary updo, which is exactly why we love it so much. The combination of braids with a bun gives this hairdo an extra touch of sophistication. 

6. Make a Statement

Top This HH 16" Renau Exclusive | Color shown: FS6/30/27

Transform your hair and give it a boost. Adding volume to the crown of your head will make any ordinary hairstyle look fabulous. 

7. Soft and Dreamy

Lady Kaleidoscope | Color shown: 26R

Show off your innocent side with wispy bangs and long delicate waves. 

8. Sleek and Sexy 

Gwyneth Renau Exclusive | Color shown: 14/26S10

They say less is more, and we agree. This simple style with added layers makes it the perfect hair for a laid-back, polished look. 

9. Spice it up

easiXtend Professional 16" | Color shown: 4/33

Stylizing your wig or hairpiece is not as hard as you think. Most methods you can use on real hair will work on wearable hair as well.  Braid it, put it half up, or attach an eye catching hair clip, your options are limitless. 

10. Classic Romance 

Grand Entrance | Color shown: R29S+ 

Show the world your inner goddess with beautiful luscious waves. This style is your classic Valentine's Day look that will never go out of style. 

Share with us your style this Valentine's Day on Instagram, Facebook, or comment below!  

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Synthetic hair has come a long way since then. In today's market, synthetic hair can look and feel just like human hair — one of the many reasons why it is still so widely used for wigs and hairpieces. There is, however,  one minor inconvenience. When synthetic hair is exposed to intense heat, there is a high chance that it will frizz, kink, or even melt together. These are significant drawbacks for anyone who desires to have the full freedom to stylize their look. Thankfully, new technology allows manufacturers to create something better.

Introducing, synthetic hair that can withstand your curling iron!

Left: Straight Up With a Twist | Color RL29/25  Right: easiPart HD XL 12" | Color 14/26S10

Known as heat friendly, heat resistant, or heat defiant, this innovation is a dream come true. Now you can have all the benefits of synthetic hair, plus the styling versatility of human hair but without the hefty cost. Keep in mind though that heat friendly hair is not 100% heatproof, exposing it to a temperature higher than 350 degrees will severely damage the hair. So try not to leave that iron on your hair for too long and consider using a curling iron or flat iron with adjustable temperature.

Wonder what you can do with heat friendly synthetic hair? Check out this tutorial by Jon Renau on how your can style you synthetic wig:  

Let us know your experience with heat friendly air and share with us in the comments below! Also, don’t forget to subscribe and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest and never miss a promotion again. 

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What is Remy Hair?

The term “Remy” refers to the method used to gather human hair strands. From the time of collecting to the process of cleaning, dying, and creating wigs and other hairpieces, cuticles of the hair is preserved and aligned from root to tip in the same  direction. The result from this time consuming process is a natural looking wearable with texture comparable to one’s hair.

What Does It All Mean?

Let’s be frank, Remy hair is not cheap to get. So what if "things" are intact and flowing the same direction, one would assume that any human hair will achieve the same effect. Well...this is true to an extent.

Non-Remy hair is usually treated with a silicone coating to make them super smooth. After some washes, this layer will eventually come off, leaving your hair feeling harsh and brittle. In contrast, Remy's unique technique gives their hair the lasting advantages of durability and natural feel of silky soft hair without the aid of any harsh chemicals.

There is also another advantage. When it comes to the tangled mess that can happen with wigs and hairpieces, Remy hair is much less likely to tangle and shed. What this means is that you get to keep your favorite hair much longer without going through the hassle to replace it.

But Be Careful…

Not all Remy hair is created equal. Remember that “Remy” only refers to how hair is gathered and processed, not the quality of the hair itself. So a Remy hair wig or hairpiece made with low-grade human hair is no better than a high-quality Non-Remy.

So what's your opinion on Remy hair? Share your thoughts with us below! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook and share with us your favorite look.

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 1. Size 

Wigs usually come in three basic sizes: petite, average, and large. Typically, most people will fit the average size. However, if you want to get the perfect fit and avoid the hassle of returning your order, it’s always good to know the measurement of your head rather than second-guessing. Know your wig size with this easy 3-steps measuring guide to a perfect wig.

Also, keep in mind that like shopping for any wearables, sizes may vary slightly depending on the brand.  

Tips: 

• Get a better measurement by asking a friend to help out 
• Make sure the tape measure is not too loose or tight when measuring.  
• Most wigs has an adjustable feature that allows you to expand or contract up to 1” circumference 

2. Construction

Not all wigs are the same. Understanding their differences can help you make the informed decision for your specific needs.

When we say "construction," what this refers merely to is how the hair or fiber is attached to the wig. The attachment method can affect the look and performance immensely. Attachment methods like hand tied are great for styling versatility, and the look of a natural hairline, but hand tied products are also usually more expensive and extremely delicate. Alternatives to hand tied are lace front and monofilament. They're the cheaper options to go for if you don't mind their styling limitations. Note that some wigs may have a combination of some or all of the attachment methods.

Learn more about the three types of wig construction by clicking the pictures below:

SHOP ALL WIGS: HAND TIED | LACE FRONT | MONOFILAMENT

3. Fiber 

Human hair is typically much more durable, expensive and requires more care and maintenance in comparison to synthetic hair, but that doesn't mean synthetic hair isn't any good. So what is your lifestyle like? Are you always on the go with little time to spare? Are you willing to spend the money and time on your wig? Answering these questions is a simple way to decide the type of hair you're most suitable for. Of course, there's so much more to human and synthetic hair than the questions mentioned. Head over to our Human Hair Vs. Synthetic Hair to learn more. 

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Model is wear Jon Renau's easiPart French HH 18"

Jon Renau has been around for over 20 years and is now one of the world’s leading manufacturers of wigs and hairpieces. High-quality standards plus fashion-forward, every Jon Renau's wigs and hairpiece are carefully designed with the customers in mind. There is over 20 styles, with an array of colors, lengths, and capsize to choose, making sure that there is a perfect piece for everyone.

Take the quiz to find out which Jon Renau topper is right for you.

Model is wear Jon Renau's easiPart HD XL 12" 

Another beautiful thing about this topper collection is that with some of the styles, there is also the option to choose between Remy human hair or synthetic hair. So whether you're on a budget or want something low-maintenance, this collection got you cover!

On the fence between human hair and synthetic hair? Check out out our guide to human hair vs synthetic hair.

Model is wear Jon Renau's Top Secret 18"

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Caring for your wearable hair doesn't have to be complicated. The secret to keeping your wigs and hairpieces looking brand new longer is knowing what products to use, how often you use it, and how to style it after. Follow this guide and learn how you can keep your hair in top conditions. 

Shampoo and Conditioner

Not all shampoos and conditioners are the same. And if you’re wondering whether it is okay to use regular shampoo to clean your wigs or hairpieces, the simple answer is no. Yes, regular shampoo does perform its job as a cleanser, but unlike wig shampoo, it will also make the hair change color, deteriorate, and ultimately shorten its lifespan.  

But don’t panic just yet! Although the damage might be irreversible, it’s still not too late to switch to the proper hair product. If your wearable hair is made from human hair, consider deep conditioning it to restore some of the moisture. 

For best result, we recommend using the Revlon Texturizing Cleanser and Revlon Dual Conditioner, or BeautyTrend's special BT Herbal Cleanser and BT Herbal Conditioner. 

Frequency

Excessive washing will cause your wig and hairpiece to lose its natural shape, color, style, and ultimately shorten their lifespan. Conditioning too often can also leave your wearable hair limp and lifeless. That’s not to say you should never wash or condition your wigs and hairpieces. To maintain their optimal look and feel, only do it when it’s necessary.

Few factors determine how often you should wash your wigs and hairpieces:

• How often you wear it
• The environment you’re in
• Perspiration 
• How your wig or hairpiece is behaving

So a good rule of thumb:  when your wigs or hairpieces starts to look dull, feel coarse, or smells, it’s probably time to grab that shampoo and conditioner. 

Styling

Human hair and synthetic hair requires different attention. The benefit of synthetic hair is that it is low maintenance. There is no need for restyling after every wash. But if you ever do find them losing their form, a few shake or brush should do the trick. Never use intense heat, even with heat-friendly synthetic hair, as the heat will cause irreparable fiber damage. 

Human hair, on the other hand, loses their shape after some time. The good news though is that like the natural hair on your scalp, wigs, and hairpieces made with human hair can be restyled with heat applicators.

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So what are you looking? 

Hairpieces come in various colors, sizes, hair types, and lengths. The most important thing to consider when determining between a hairpiece or a wig is knowing how much coverage you want. If you have substantial or total hair loss where you want coverage that extends beyond the top area, hairpieces may not be your best option. 

Toppers or wiglets are like mini wigs. But don’t underestimate these little guys! For anyone in the beginning to mid-progressive stages of hair loss, toppers are the perfect solution to disguise thinning areas or baldness of the scalp. They blend in perfectly with your existing hair and add extra fullness to your part. These little wonders are easy to use and more affordable than a full wig.

Best for:

• Fine or thinning hair 
• Partial hair loss 
• Coverage at the part, top, or crown of the head
• Those who want extra volume and hair coverage

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3/4 Cap falls, also known as cap falls or half wigs, may look like wigs, but they are actually a type of toppers.  Like all toppers, 3/4 cap falls provide coverage for targeted areas and add extra volume to your existing hair. So how is it different from regular toppers or wigs? Well, unlike most toppers, cap-falls provide length, giving you instant long hair without the waiting period. And unlike wigs, they do not cover your entire scalp. They are a great addition to almost everyone’s hair collection!

Best for: 

• Fine or thinning hair
• Partial hair loss
• Those who want to add both volume and length
• Beginning stage of hair loss to more severe stages. 

 SHOP ALL 3/4 CAP FALLS

Want voluminous hair? Then make sure to look for volumizers. Not only can a volumizer give you fullness in a target area, but it can also give you extra length, texture, and curls. This type of hairpiece requires a full head of hair to be securely attached.  So if you are looking for a hairpiece that can give you both volume and coverage,  consider toppers or cap falls instead. 

Best for: 

•  Fine or thinning hair
• Those who want to add volume or length 

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These add-ons are the newest thing in town! Like the name suggests, halo has a hollow top with hair hanging on a string that is shaped into a circle. These hairpieces come in a variety of length and style,  some with bangs and some without. No clips, tape or glue required. Just slip the string onto your head to secure for instant length. Easy peasy! 

Best for:

• Those who want to add extra length without the coverage
• Fine hair or thinning hair 
• Want something that is easy to apply and blends in seamlessly with existing hair

SHOP ALL HALOS

In addition to toppers, cap falls, and halos, we also have other hairpieces available at BeautyTrends to complete your look: 

• Extensions
• Ponytails
• Headbands
• Buns & Wraps

While these hairpieces do not provide hair loss coverage, they're a great addition to personalize your look. 

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While some may swear that one is more superior than the other, the truth is that both human hair and synthetic hair have their pros and cons. Ultimately, it all depends on your lifestyle, needs, and budget. Here's a rundown on what you should consider before making a purchase: 

So here is the verdict: If you have a busy schedule,  little time to commit for all the maintenance work, want natural looking wigs without breaking the bank or like to make dramatic changes to your style occasionally, you may want to consider having some synthetic hair wigs or hairpieces on hand. If price and maintenance is not an issue, and you care about quality and styling versatility the most, it’s not a bad idea to invest in human hair.  And of course, who said you can't buy both! 

SHOP ALL: HUMAN HAIR WIGS or HAIRPIECES | SYNTHETIC HAIR WIGS or HAIRPIECES

Pressure Sensitive Hair Clip

One of the most popular, and widely found attachment options out there. These small metal clips are designed to blend in with your hair and keep your hairpiece in place. They’re lightweight, easy to attach. Just bend the metal clip one direction to open, slide the teeth side to your hair, and bend the other direction to secure it close.

Straight Comb 

These combs have one row of teeth that slides quickly and easily into your existing hair. They are usually used in conjunction with another type of hair attachments and is used in some hairpieces, half wigs and falls. Typically these hairpieces will incorporate pressure sensitive clips for a more secure wear. For a more secure fit, you can also insert bobby pins to the attachment as well. 

Interlocking Combs

Another common type hairpiece attachment. These are commonly found in ponytails and updo hairstyles. This type of hair attachment is constructed with two combs, usually both slightly curved to one side. To secure the hairpiece, slide the combs under your existing updos and secure it by locking the combs together. 

Claw clip

Also known as jaw clip or butterfly clip, this is another standard hair attachment method used with ponytails and updo styles. To apply, squeeze the clip together and release to secure. 

Hair Wrap

Easy to put on and simple to use. Hair wrap is held together with an elastic band that can be easily slipped on to your existing ponytail or bun. 

Drawstring 

Most commonly found in ponytails and bun hairstyles, this type of attachment is often used in conjunction with another hair attachment method such as pressure clips are straight comb. Created with a flexible drawstring, this accessory can fit almost any head size or shape. To apply, insert the clip or comb to the position you want on your hair, then gently pull the drawstring until it is tight and secure. 

Weaving/ Bonding

Hair weaving is a technique that integrates hair extensions to your natural hair. There are different methods of hair weaving, one of the most common types is called bonding. This technique involves the application of hair adhesives to attach wefted hair to your natural hair. This method generally lasts six weeks or less, depending on the type of adhesive used. With proper care, this method causes less damage to your hair in comparison to sew-in weaving.

Braiding

This type of hair attachment involves a collection of loose hair that is used to thicken up-dos, dreadlocks, cornrows, thick braids, or micro-braids. To use, braid the loose hair into your natural hair. It may sound like an easy process, but this technique actually requires skills and training to perfect. 

 What are Monofilament Wigs

The construction of a monofilament wig usually involves an open weft and a sheer material known as “monofilament” that gives this type of wig the significant advantage over other traditional wigs. The transparency of the mesh reveals your natural scalp for the most natural look possible…with the bonus of it being super lightweight, soft, and breathable!

 Model is wearing: Longing for Long by Raquel Welch | Synthetic | Monofilament Top with 
 Lace Front | Color: R14/88H

Generally, synthetic or human hairs are individually hand-tied to the monofilament material so that you can part or brush in any direction you want.  In some cases, monofilament wigs also offer lace front so that you can achieve seamless hairline with the most realist look from every angle. 

Model is wearing: Nicole Renau Exclusive by Jon Renau | Human Hair | Monofilament Top with 
 Lace Front | Color: 24BT18S8 

Different Types of Monofilament

Not all monofilament wigs are the same, but that doesn’t mean any are less superior than the other. The three most common monofilament construction types are monofilament top, monofilament crown, and monofilament part. All these extra words after “monofilament” merely mean where the monofilament construction is located on your wig. 

Model is wearing: Claire PM by Noriko | Partial Monofilament | Synthetic | Color: Spring Honey-R

If you want a hair that can give you the most natural looking scalp with the freedom to part anywhere on your wig, then a full monofilament top might be the one to get. If styling is not a priority, a partial monofilament will work just fine.

Summary: 

• Allows you for parting and style the wig in any direction
• Combines hand-tied technique for natural hair movement
• Appearance of real scalp
• Great for people with a sensitive scalp or complete hair loss. 

Let us know what you think monofilament wigs and don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and share with us your favorite look and hairpiece!

In order, from left to right: GLAAD 2014-Jennifer Lopez-Casper-27 Flickr photo by dvsross, Rihanna flickr photo by avrilllllla are licensed under CC by 2.0. Beyonce Flickr photo by Martin licensed under CC By-SA 2.0.  Photos has been cropped from original.

There was a time when lace front wigs were reserved for the Hollywood movie industry. Today, it is one of the most popular wigs used and is more affordable than ever. And why wouldn’t they be? Unlike traditional wigs, lace front wigs are light weighted, comfortable, and natural looking if you wear it correctly.

What is Lace Front? 

As the name suggests, lace front means that a sheer lace panel is only in the front part of the wig. With a high-quality lace, it can seamlessly blend with your skin tone and give off the impression of a natural scalp.

In addition to the lace, strands of hair or fiber are also manually tied into the lace to give the illusion of natural hair growth. Want to know more about this hand tying process, check out our recent article on hand-tied wigs. 

To create an even more realistic look, some manufacturers would attach baby hair onto the wig to help hide the lace!

Model is wearing Sarah by Jon Renau | Synthetic | Color: 12FS8

Durable, comfortable, and easy to put on. Lace front wigs give you the coverage you need plus styling options you want. It's no wonder Hollywood stars love them so much.

Summary:

• Sheer lace designed to blend with your skin
• Natural looking hairline 
• More durable than a full lace wig
• Ability to style hair away from the face
• Especially great for people suffering from premature balding, alopecia, hair thinning or hair loss

Let us know what you think Lace front wigs and don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and share with us your favorite look and hairpiece!

Hand-tied wigs can be made with human or synthetic hair, but the process of attaching the hair or fiber to the cap are the same. Skilled wig makers would spend hours manually tying individual strands of hair fibers to a soft mesh cap. Depending on the craftsperson’s levels of experience, the process can take up to three days to finish.

A short video by Lars Carlsson of Makeup-FX.com putting a new front on an old wig. Now imaging doing that to the entire cap!

Benefits of Hand Tied Wigs:

This labor-intensive process may be time-consuming, but the result is worth it. For starters, hand-tied wigs offer the appearance of natural hair. Unlike their machine-made counterpart, there are no wefts, which means that no one would be able to tell that it’s a wig even up close!

Second, it provides the most natural hair movement, giving you the freedom to stylize your hair just the way you like. Feel like parting your hair a certain way or putting it into a high ponytail? No problem. With a 100% hand-tied wig, your options are limitless. 

Lastly, and most importantly is the comfort. With no seams or wefts, hand-tied wigs are incredibly soft and lightweight, keeping your head fresh and ventilated all day. 

Model is wearing Sophia by Jon Renau | 100% hand-tied Remy hair | Color: 6F27

Other types of wigs with hand-tied component: 

Hand-tied wigs come in variations, such as monofilament or lace front wigs that combine hand-tied construction to different techniques to achieve particular results. That's not to say these hybrids are inferior to 100% hand-tied. They all have their own pros and cons. But if you're looking for a hairpiece with unlimited styling options with the most natural look, then look no further.

Summary:  

• Hand-tied wigs provide the most styling versatility 
• Natural looking
• Superior comfort 
• Lightweight and breathable
• Especially ideal for those with sensitive scalp or complete hair loss

Let us know what you think of hand-tied wigs and don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook and share with us your favorite look and hairpiece!

Shop all:  Hand-tied wigs | Monofilament | Lace Front

And for this month, we are releasing two styles distinguished by its own charm:

Felicia

A playful personality with a touch of elegance, Felicia is full of character. Want a little bit more volume and curl? Just give it some toss and shake—voilà!

Elise

This classic boy cut is anything but boy-like. Made with premium synthetic fibers, Elise is the timeless wig gives you the comfort and realistic look of human hair without breaking your wallet.

Check out Sensation's color ring as well for the perfect color. And don't forget to subscribe and follow our social media for the latest news :)

SHOP SENSATION WIGS: Felicia | Elise