360° Lace Wig Vs. Full Lace Wig Vs. Lace Front Wigs. What`S The Difference?

They need to at least know the look that they're going for so the type of here they will want to use it. They would like to be straight curly. Maybe they would need to know if they would like more of a full look if they want to wear their hair up or down or just you know, thinking want to be very versatile before picking out any type of weight. You have to have some type of foundation. I go walk up, so you know what to give the clam at their best. So this is a 360 last week and it's good because it's light inside it gives you a lot of room. Then you're not struggling to put it on and it has the clips inside the clips give you more stability when you're wearing it, and it also has a band at the bottom, so you can make it tighter when you need to adjust it. What this you can be able to put you here in a ponytail, a high ponytail, a little bun, a high bun, and you won't see any tracks in the back because it gives you got benefit and here's the baby hairs too. So just make it look more natural when you put it up or if you have it down, because nobody's hairline is perfect, so this is a good option for somebody that wants to be very versatile. This is a full lace, wig and it's hand tight. So you have no web snow tracks and side that you can see, and it has no specific part. So you can part this off anywhere. The hair is a phenomenal color. It'S really pretty it's not too bulky. It'S not too thick, and it doesn't. Look too panel is very natural, gives you that natural look? It also has the adjustable band, so you can adjust it where you need to on your head. It has also the baby hairs as well to help you make it look more natural and a lot of people like these, because they feel lighter. It feels more secure on top of your head when you're wearing it, and you can part it off anywhere. So if you want to wear it a middle part of an either side part you can, even if you want to pull some of it back a little bit and we're summer it down. You have that and it still looks natural. This gives you the more most natural look, the most versatile look when you are in the wind, if you're on your motorcycle, so I'm gon na fly, y'all, not gon na show any tracks and you're got a party and you're just you know: dancing you're, not gon. Na see any trucks, it's a little very, very natural, like your own hair, like it's coming out of your own scalp. So this is a lace front wig and the difference is the lace is only in the front, so you'll be able to wear it. Any type of way that you want, but you can't wear it up in a ponytail. So these you have to wear like a low bun or a low ponytail, because you will see the wets in the back, but it's hand tied in the front which still gives you that very natural look. The baby hair is also right here. There'S a free head part, so you can part it up anywhere and because this one is curly, you can do a whole lot. You can do a lot with this. You can always try to make it bigger and if you brush it out a little more to give you more value, and if you want to you know, do a side part, a middle part, you could and you could just wear it down. It also has the clips inside. So it's it's um secure on top of your head. It also has the headband, so you can make that tighter. You know, so you have a secure date and lace front. Wigs are much more affordable for some people. Many people actually because they don't run as high as the other wigs do and it's the most popular right now out of all the way can, while they're washing their hair with parabens silicon and sulfate free, shampoo and conditioner. That should be okay, if you're longer they're being gentle, the water is warm. It'S not so hot. It'S not too cold. All those things matter when you're shampooing your wig and giving it maintenance. I recommend using like a leave-in conditioner when you do finish with the shampoo and conditioner and then everybody doesn't have a hair dryer at home, which is fine. But then I recommend for you to have a wig head, so you can put the wig on there and let it dry. Naturally, it's rubbing the wig it max the hair up, it can map the hair up and they make your using the cold water or the water is not bright. It'S too hot. You can also do the same thing, so you want to use like a warm lukewarm water when you're shampooing your wigs, and you want to gently just kind of glide your fingers through it. You don't want to rub it that causes friction and it can map the hair up. It can make it not up. So you don't want to do that very important that you seek a professional come see me because you're investing in yourself with this way, you're spending hundreds of dollars. You don't want to accidentally mess it up using the wrong product or being too rough with the wig, or you know just doing something crazy, because some people don't know to not use certain things on their wigs and they don't know the proper products to use and They'Re not sure on how to gently wash the hair, so I recommend for them to come in to me or any professional stylist for someone that has alopecia or baldness or even really thinness around their hairline or in the back or anywhere. I would recommend the 360 because you can be versatile and I would recommend the lace front. Wig