When actors realized how easy it is to transform with them. They started wearing them off the set too! A lace front wig is a wig that has a thin, nearly invisible lace material to which hairs are tied ear to ear. The result is very natural looking hairline and the illusion that the 40 inch human hair wig grow from your scalp.

Wigs have long been lauded as a protective style, ideal for people who don’t want to manipulate their own hd lace frontal every day, but they’re also a nice solution when you can’t see your stylist with regularity, a reality many of us are currently facing.

No one will know that you are wearing blond lace front wigs unless you tell them! And even when you tell them. They won’t believe it until you let them touch it! Lace front wigs are usually more light weight and much more comfortable than an ordinary wig. You usually have more versatility to style it different ways which also adds to the undetectable nature and natural look!

You can braid short hair into corn rows or mold it against your head using gel and bobby pins. For long hair, first tie your hair in a low ponytail. Next, wrap the ponytail into a flat bun and secure it with bobby pins.

Wig caps, are soft caps that flatten and protect your own hair and help the wig stay in place. Gently pull on the stocking cap, being careful not to disturb your flattened hair. Adjust the cap so that it barely covers your hairline.

Carefully pull the wig off, leaving all the clips in, and set the transparent wig on a clean flat surface. Arrange the wig so that it’s easy to see what part goes on the hairline and what part goes on the nape of the neck. You can adjust the adjustable straps to fix the wig.

Lastly, press the lace of the wig into the glue. Once lace was glued, it’s very hard to remove. Be sure that the wig is perfectly aligned before doing so.

With the wig grip, even if you don’t use glue, the wig also be fixed and not easy to remove look natural and easy to take off. If your wig is synthetic, avoid using regular brushes and hot styling tools. Instead, use a wide-toothed comb or wig brush to adjust your hair.

If we go to bed with the wig, the rub between the wig and bed will hurt the wig and may cause the shedding and tangling. So we’d better go to bed without wig or just find a way to protect the wig.

If you take off your wig, first, remove any glue with a commercial wig glue remover or regular baby oil. To do so, rub the remover along your hairline where the lace meets the glue. Continue rubbing gently until the lace lifts away from your scalp. Do not pull the lace to remove it you will damage the wig.

Or if you don’t want to take off wig everyday, you can please use the silk scarf to cover the wig when you go to bed to reduce the rub to protect your wig.

Depending on the manufacturer recommendations, your wig will need to be washed after 8-12 wears. First, comb any tangles from the wig. Next, shampoo and condition the wig in a sink filled with warm water. Place it on wig stand and let it dry completely before combing it. This will help wig last for months instead of weeks.

Human hair can be washed with regular shampoo and conditioner. However, synthetic wigs require their own specialized shampoo and conditioner. Specialized shampoos and conditioners can be purchased at beauty supply stores or directly from the wig manufacturer.