The goal of wearing a lace wig is to feel confident and look beautiful like you have a full head of natural hair. it can be difficult to achieve if you are worried about strangers muttering, is that a wig? at the grocery store or in line at the bank? Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to keep your wig a closely guarded secret.

Replace Your Wig Regularly

Wearing an outdated, nasty wig is the finest method to announce to the world that you are wearing a wig. Unfortunately, no one has yet produced a wig that regenerates hair, so we are stuck with wigs that degrade with time. No amount of wig style products or cap changes, no matter how hard you try, can preserve a wig that has outlived its usefulness. Synthetic wigs should be replaced every 3 to 6 months, while human hair lace front wigs should be replaced every 6 to 12 months.

Two Words: Rooted. Colors

Unless you have naturally black hair, it's unusual that you have only one color. Color gradients and variations of color are common in most people's hair. Those gradients are referred to as dimensions by your stylist. We refer to them as the reason wigs dyed with a single flat hue seem so false. Full lace wigs with rooted colors, on the other hand, mix different hues to replicate the natural gradients in bio hair.

Are you having trouble finding a lace wig with roots hues that you like? Look for a wig that is a blend of two hues, or have a stylist give your wig highlights and lowlights that are two shades darker than the wig's base color. Lace front wigs give the appearance of a natural hairline as if your wig hair is growing out of your scalp. Monofilament tops work similarly, but only for the wig's component. Rather than being machine applied, each hair of a monofilament top wig is hand sewn into the wig. This allows you to part the wig anywhere you choose and allows the wig hair to move freely.

Make A Mistake With The Part

When something appears to be too flawless, especially when it comes to wigs, it's usually a red flag that something isn't real. Wig companies, it appears, haven't yet realized this. When you wear a wig, it usually comes with eerily beautiful portions that scream, "This isn't my real hair!" carefully pick off a few strands as soon as your new lace wig comes. Then cut a few strands using tiny scissors to make them look like they're just growing out. Finally, select a few hairs to insert on the 'wrong side of the portion. Imperfection had never looked so good before.

Trim Your Wig

It is a universal truth that a lady in need of a superb hairstyle should wait at least two weeks following her haircut to let her hair grow out a little. We don't feel entirely satisfied with a fresh haircut until it has had time to grow out. Ask a stylist to chop in some layers or jagged edges with a razor to replicate that natural, grown-out look.

Blend It All Together

Lace front wigs are excellent at imitating a natural hairline, but they can't compare to the real thing. Try integrating your natural hairline with the hairline of a lace front wig if you're lucky enough to have some.

Ways To Blend A Lace Front Wig With Your Natural Hairline

Step 1: 

Move your wig an inch or two back on your head from your natural hairline, exposing your natural hairline.

Step 2: 

Secure the wig completely.

Step 3: 

Apply a small amount of dry shampoo to your hairline and the area of your wig, then tease everything together with your fingertips.

TIP: Maintaining properly groomed edges is the key to a seamless installation. If you have long baby hairs, then your lace wig should include them as well. Creating a faultless illusion is to mimic your edges. It keeps the audience guessing.

Recognize Your Size

Finding the appropriate lace wig size for your head will make your wig more comfortable and make it appear more natural. Take out your tape measure to determine your wig size. Start at the front of your hairline, wrap the measuring tape behind your ear, and nape your neck. Just around to your other ear and back to the front of your hairline. Repeat the process to ensure that you get the same figure each time you measure. Ask a buddy for assistance if you've measured several times and are still unsure.

Always Make Sure Your Wig Is Aligned With Your Natural Hairline

Your lace wig will never seem real if it isn't lined up with your natural hairline. That's why it's crucial to line up your wig properly every time you put it on. To align your lace front wigs with your natural hairline, place it on your forehead, slightly above your brows. Slowly glide the wig back over your head, adjusting as needed until the wig's bottom reaches the nape of your neck. Last but not least, move the wig forward till it reaches your natural hairline, fasten the straps, and start styling!

Conclusion

Invest in a high-quality full lace wig and achieve a natural look. Correctly attach style, and care about the lace wig. Look completely natural and flaunt lace front wigs with confidence and ease.