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27 minutes agoYes, a 360 wig can breathe better and feel comfy if well-made. This wig goes all around your head with lace, which lets you style it in many ways, like ponytails or updos. The lace front and back give a real hairline and better airflow, so it feels... moreYes, a 360 wig can breathe better and feel comfy if well-made. This wig goes all around your head with lace, which lets you style it in many ways, like ponytails or updos. The lace front and back give a real hairline and better airflow, so it feels cooler than full wigs.
The key is the lace. Swiss lace or HD lace is light, letting air reach the scalp. This stops too much sweat and keeps you comfy, especially in hot weather or long days.
A good fit adds to comfort. Most 360 wigs have straps and combs inside to adjust to your head size. This stops the wig from slipping or being too tight, which can hurt.
Wig weight matters too. Human hair wigs are heavier but look and feel real. Good synthetic wigs can be light and still breathe well.
A top-quality 360 wig with good lace and fit can breathe well and be comfy. Picking the right one for you and making sure it fits right is key. less - Wed at 1:15 AMCurly hair bundles come from either real hair or fake fibers. Many top curly bundles you find in stores are 100% human hair. These bundles look real, last long, and offer more ways to style than fake hair.
Human hair bundles come from real people.... moreCurly hair bundles come from either real hair or fake fibers. Many top curly bundles you find in stores are 100% human hair. These bundles look real, last long, and offer more ways to style than fake hair.
Human hair bundles come from real people. They keep their outer layer, which makes them shiny and healthy. The best ones are called virgin or Remy hair. Virgin hair is natural, not dyed or treated. Remy hair has all the strands going in the same way, so it doesn’t tangle much and lasts longer.
Human hair curly bundles vary from loose waves to tight curls. There are deep waves, kinky curls, and Afro curls. They can be washed, dyed, straightened, or curled like your own hair. But, be careful with heat and chemicals to keep them nice.
On the flip side, synthetic curly bundles are made from plastic fibers. They look and feel like real hair but are cheaper. They don’t last long, can't always take heat, and may not mix well with your real hair.
Curly bundles made of human hair offer better... less - Tue at 4:50 AMYes, you can usually dye human braiding hair safely. But, you should keep a few things in mind. Human braiding hair, like other real hair extensions, can be dyed. The hair quality matters a lot. Virgin or 100% Remy human hair is the best for dyeing. This... moreYes, you can usually dye human braiding hair safely. But, you should keep a few things in mind. Human braiding hair, like other real hair extensions, can be dyed. The hair quality matters a lot. Virgin or 100% Remy human hair is the best for dyeing. This type of hair hasn’t been chemically treated, so it takes color well.
Before you start, check if the hair has any previous dye or chemical treatment. Some braiding hair might have a coating, like silicone, which can affect how the dye works. If the hair has been treated, the color might not turn out right or could fade fast. Also, some hair labeled as "human" may have synthetic fibers mixed in. These synthetic fibers don’t dye well and could be harmed by the dye chemicals.
Always do a strand test first to see how the hair takes the dye. This test shows you the final color and the hair’s reaction. Use gentle dyes without ammonia and follow the instructions carefully. After dyeing, use a deep conditioner to add moisture back to the hair and... less - Mon at 4:14 AMYes, curly lace front wigs can be easy for beginners with the right prep and help. This lace makes the hair look real and lets you style it in many ways. Curly lace front wigs are good for those who want more hair volume and texture with little... moreYes, curly lace front wigs can be easy for beginners with the right prep and help. This lace makes the hair look real and lets you style it in many ways. Curly lace front wigs are good for those who want more hair volume and texture with little work.
For newbies, knowing some simple tips is key. First, get a wig with plucked hairlines and baby hairs. This saves time and makes it easier to put on. These wigs look more natural without much work needed. Also, consider a glueless lace front wig. This type doesn't need glue, making it simpler for first-timers.
Taking care of a curly lace front wig may seem hard, but it's easy with the right care. Use a wide-tooth comb or your fingers to gently detangle the curls. Use sulfate-free products to keep the hair soft and defined. A proper storage method, like a wig stand, will help keep its shape and last longer.
Watching how-to videos and trying out fitting techniques can build confidence. Many wigs have straps, combs, or elastic bands to keep the wig... less - Apr 4Size matters when picking a hair closure. It decides how much area it covers, how it blends, and how you can style it. Closures come in 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, and 7x7 inches. Each size fits different needs.
Closure... moreSize matters when picking a hair closure. It decides how much area it covers, how it blends, and how you can style it. Closures come in 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, and 7x7 inches. Each size fits different needs.
Closure Sizes
4x4 Closure: The most used size. It covers a small spot on the crown. Good for simple middle or side parts. Easy to keep neat and looks natural.
5x5 Closure: A bit bigger than 4x4. Offers more room for parting. Gives more style choices and still looks real human hair closure.
6x6 Closure: Gives wide coverage. Lets you have deep parts. Blends well with your hairline. Good for more style freedom without using a full front.
7x7 Closure: The largest size. Covers a big area of the head. Great for max parting space and a true hairline without a front.
Choosing The Right Size
For a simple, real look, pick a 4x4 or 5x5 closure.
For more parting and style choices, pick a 6x6 or 7x7 closure.
Think of your head size and how you want to style it. A bigger closure blends better and covers... less - Apr 3Curling human hair bundles is simple and can be done with heat or no heat. The hair reacts well to tools, and using gentle ways keeps the curls longer and the hair healthy.
With... moreCurling human hair bundles is simple and can be done with heat or no heat. The hair reacts well to tools, and using gentle ways keeps the curls longer and the hair healthy.
With Heat
Get The Hair Ready: Use a wide-tooth comb to untangle the hair and add heat protectant to it.
Use A Curling Wand: Set it to medium heat (300-350°F). Wrap bits of hair around the wand and wait for 8-10 seconds.
Pin The Curls: Use clips to hold each curl until it cools for lasting curls.
Set With Spray: Lightly spray with flexible hold hairspray.
Without Heat
Flexi Rods or Perm Rods: Make the hair a bit wet and wrap bits around the rods.
Let them air dry all night or use a dryer.
Take rods out for bouncy curls.
Bantu Knots:
Twist sections of wet hair into knots and secure them.
Leave all night or dry with a dryer.
Unravel for curly human braiding hair.
Maintenance Tips
Do not use too much heat to avoid dryness.
Use a silk or satin scarf to keep curls at night.
Apply light curl cream or mousse for more curl... less - Apr 2Braided hairdos are trendy and can keep your hair safe. Whether using natural locks or hair extensions, you have many braid styles to choose from.
How To Style Braids With Human... moreBraided hairdos are trendy and can keep your hair safe. Whether using natural locks or hair extensions, you have many braid styles to choose from.
How To Style Braids With Human Hair?
Box Braids: Popular style, can be left loose, tied in a bun, or made into ponytails. Add beads or cuffs for extra style.
Cornrows: Hair is braided close to the head. You can do straight-back, zigzag, or fancy designs.
Goddess Braids: Bigger and more detailed than cornrows, giving a bold, classy look.
Knotless Braids: Easier on the scalp than box braids, starting with your hair and adding extensions bit by bit for a light feel.
Fulani Braids: Middle part, side braids, and beads for a cultural, stylish look.
Braided Ponytail: Pull braids into a high ponytail for a chic, modern look.
Half-Up, Half-Down: Some braids are loose, and others are tied up in a bun or ponytail for a trendy look.
Best Braids For Long Faces
If you have a long face, go for styles that add width and balance to your look using braids for oblong face... less - Apr 1Human hair used for braiding can get frizzy. This happens due to many factors like wear and tear, humidity, and poor care. Human hair acts like the hair on the head. It gets dry, tangled, or frizzy if not cared for right.
One big reason human hair... moreHuman hair used for braiding can get frizzy. This happens due to many factors like wear and tear, humidity, and poor care. Human hair acts like the hair on the head. It gets dry, tangled, or frizzy if not cared for right.
One big reason human hair braiding hair gets frizzy is moisture in the air. Humidity makes the hair cuticle swell and leads to frizz. This shows more if the hair was treated with chemicals. Such treatments take away the hair’s natural oils.
Friction causes frizz, too. Rubbing against clothes, pillows, or other hair can fray and create flyaways. Loose braids cause frizzy hair if not sealed or kept right.
Lack of moisture and bad care routines lead to frizz. Human hair needs regular wetness to stay smooth and shiny. Using oils, conditioners, or mousse helps control frizz and keeps hair neat.
To cut down frizz, use things like silk scarves at night and anti-frizz products, and avoid too much handling. Regular care, like trimming stray hairs and fixing loose braids, helps... less - Mar 31The price of a front hairpiece varies based on many things: hair type, length, thickness, brand, and where you buy it. Usually, a good frontal closure hair piece costs between $50 to $300.
Things That Change The Price
Hair... moreThe price of a front hairpiece varies based on many things: hair type, length, thickness, brand, and where you buy it. Usually, a good frontal closure hair piece costs between $50 to $300.
Things That Change The Price
Hair Type
Fake Hair: Cheapest, costing $30 to $80, but does not look real or last long.
Human Hair: Looks real and lasts longer, costing $80 to $300.
Virgin Hair: Most pricey, costing $150 to $400, because it is not treated and is top quality.
Lace Type
Swiss Lace: Common, durable and real-looking.
HD Lace: Costs more and blends well with the scalp for a real look.
Size:
Normal front pieces are 13x4 inches or 13x6 inches. The 13x6 piece costs more as it covers more space.
Thickness:
Thicker pieces (150%–180% density) cost more than the normal 130% density.
Brand And Seller:
Famous brands and top sellers ask for higher prices for quality.
Customization:
Pre-plucked, bleached knots and styled pieces can add to the price.
For a good but cheap front hair piece, expect to pay... less - Mar 28Frontal hair means the hair at the front of your head. This can be natural hair or lace wigs. Good styling can make you look even better. Here’s how you can do it right.
1. Clean And Prep
Make sure your hair is clean and wet. If you use a lace wig,... moreFrontal hair means the hair at the front of your head. This can be natural hair or lace wigs. Good styling can make you look even better. Here’s how you can do it right.
1. Clean And Prep
Make sure your hair is clean and wet. If you use a lace wig, braid your real hair and wear a wig cap. This helps keep things smooth.
2. Place The Wig
Fit the lace wig on your hairline. Use glue or gel to stick it down. Let the glue dry a bit before pressing it. This makes it look real.
3. Make It Look Real
Pluck extra hair from the lace to match your hairline.
4. Pick A Style
Straight and Sleek: For a smooth appearance, use a flat iron. For stray hairs, a hot comb and wax stick can be useful.
Curly Or Wavy: Use curling tools to add waves. Mousse or curl cream makes curls look good.
Baby Hair: Use edge control and a small brush to style the baby hair.
5. Keep It Nice
At night, cover your frontal hair with a silk scarf. This maintains edges. To prevent damage, don't use too much heat.
Follow these steps to... less - Mar 27To keep a curly wig lively and pretty, follow these easy steps:
Gently... moreTo keep a curly wig lively and pretty, follow these easy steps:
Gently Detangle
To untangle the wig, use your fingers or a wide-toothed comb. To prevent shedding or damaging the lace, take care not to tug too hard.
Mist With Water
Fill a spray bottle with water or a water-conditioner mix and lightly spray the wig. This will help revive any leftover styling products and make it simpler to reshape the curly lace front wig.
Apply Curl Products
Take a leave-in conditioner, curl cream, or mousse made for wigs. Spread the product through the curls with your fingers, gently scrunching to form them again.
Use A Brush or Finger-Coil
For tighter curls, use a special brush or twist small sections around your fingers to shape them well.
Dry Naturally Or With A Diffuser
Let the wig air dry on a stand to keep its shape. Or, for more volume and faster drying, use a diffuser on low heat.
Fluff And Style
When the wig is dry, use your fingers to fluff the curls for a natural and full... less - Mar 26Human hair closure wigs often shed, but you can take steps to lessen this and make your wig last longer.
1. Seal The Knots
The knots holding hair to the lace can get loose over time. Spray a knot sealer on the inside of the lace to keep the knots tight... moreHuman hair closure wigs often shed, but you can take steps to lessen this and make your wig last longer.
1. Seal The Knots
The knots holding hair to the lace can get loose over time. Spray a knot sealer on the inside of the lace to keep the knots tight and reduce shedding.
2. Wash Gently
Rough washing can weaken knots and cause hair to tangle, which leads to shedding. Always use a gentle shampoo without sulfates and warm water. Lather the shampoo gently, moving down the hair, and don’t rub the lace. Use a good conditioner to keep the hair soft and free from tangles.
3. Detangle With Care
Closure wigs human hair strands may be pulled out by rough brushing. Instead, carefully untangle the hair using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb, working your way up from the ends.
4. Limit Heat And Chemicals
Too much heat from styling tools or strong dyes can weaken the wig, causing it to shed. Always use a heat protectant before styling and choose gentle, ammonia-free dyes if you need to color the hair.
5. Store... less - Mar 25Sleeping with curly braids needs care. Keep the curls nice and neat. Here are some easy ways to protect your hair while you sleep:
1. Wrap Your Hair
It lowers friction, stops frizz, and keeps them tidy. You can also use a satin bonnet if your braids are... moreSleeping with curly braids needs care. Keep the curls nice and neat. Here are some easy ways to protect your hair while you sleep:
1. Wrap Your Hair
It lowers friction, stops frizz, and keeps them tidy. You can also use a satin bonnet if your braids are long.
2. Use A Satin Or Silk Pillowcase
If wrapping feels odd, use a silk or satin pillowcase. It helps keep moisture and stops breakage that rough cotton causes.
3. Moisturize Your Hair
Curly human braiding hair can get dry. Spray them lightly with leave-in conditioner or water-based moisturizer before bed. Avoid heavy oils that build up.
4. Loosely Tie Your Braids
Tie your braids in a loose ponytail or low bun with a soft tie. This stops too much movement, frizz, and tangles.
5. Avoid Sleeping With Wet Hair
Make sure your braids are dry before bed. Wet hair can get frizzy, matted, and even smelly.
With these steps, your curly braids will stay fresh and look good longer. You will not need to fix them often, so they stay neat and pretty. less - Mar 24Keeping human-hair braiding hair soft requires regular care and maintenance. Braiding hair is usually under tension, friction, and the weight of numerous styling products; therefore, a regimen must be adhered to in order to keep it from drying up and... moreKeeping human-hair braiding hair soft requires regular care and maintenance. Braiding hair is usually under tension, friction, and the weight of numerous styling products; therefore, a regimen must be adhered to in order to keep it from drying up and becoming fragile.
1. Regular Moisturization
Moisturizing will help keep human hair braiding hair soft. Use a light leave-in conditioner or moisturizing spray every day or every other day. Water-based formulations are preferred, as they hydrate without placing buildup onto the hair.
2. The Application Of Natural Oils
Natural oils applied to the hair, such as argan oil, coconut oil, or jojoba oil, seal in moisture and add some shine. Concentrate on the ends since they tend to dry out faster. Avoid anything too heavy that could weigh the hair down.
3. The Avoidance Of Harsh Products
Do not use alcohol-based or sulfate-laden shampoos and styling gels that can strip moisture. Rather, use sulfate-free shampoos and mild cleansers whenever you wash your... less - Mar 21Now, enhance your look with a natural hair weave. Sadly, most of the time, this enhancement comes with an uncomfortable side effect- itching. If your scalp is irritated, here are some efficient methods for getting rid of it and avoiding itching while... moreNow, enhance your look with a natural hair weave. Sadly, most of the time, this enhancement comes with an uncomfortable side effect- itching. If your scalp is irritated, here are some efficient methods for getting rid of it and avoiding itching while keeping your weave feeling cozy and new. 1. Keep Your Scalp Clean
Dirty stuff, consisting of dirt, sweat, and product buildup, tends to cause itchiness, and using a diluted sulfate-free shampoo, wash your scalp every two weeks. If washing is not possible with such frequency, use dry shampoo or a scalp cleansing spray to rid it of excess oil.
2. Moisturize Regularly
A dry scalp is a leading issue behind itching. Applying lightweight oils like coconut oil, jojoba oil, or tea tree oil is recommended to keep the scalp hydrated. Heavy products should be avoided since they can block your pores.
3. Use An Anti-Itch Spray
A natural anti-itch spray with witch hazel, aloe vera, or peppermint is sure to provide immediate relief. You could combine water with a couple... less
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- Last Name Elizabeth
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- Birthday January 18, 1990
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- About Me Hi Daisy Elizabeth. I am a Hair expert at Hair Factory and I help people look amazing with our different wig styles. I work for an independent business that offers closure, frontal hair, human hair wigs and many more types. Our focus is on delivering world-class service to every.
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