Different Types Of Wig Caps - Capless, Monofilament, Lace Front Wig Construction

Hi, my name is Darren with head covers comm, and today I'm going to show you different wig cap types in their construction. So over here I have the tests by Henry Moore goo in the color 8h, and this wig is a classic wig cap, which is also sometimes referred to as a standard or a capless wig. And, as you can see here, it has a suggestion of a part and the roots are teased to conceal the wig cap and to provide fullness and volume in this wig cap type. You cannot part it on whichever side, so it's only parted on the side that you receive it on. This is what the inside looks like, and this is kind of where the term capitalist comes into play, because the rows are farther apart. It allows for more ventilation and it's very lightweight and breathable. Next, I have a monofilament cap type and here is the Kelly by Renee of Paris in the color Almond Roca and, as you can see, with the monofilament top, each hair is individually hand tied to give the look of real hair growth coming from the scalp. And what's really awesome about this wig cap type? Is you can part the hair on whichever side you want? So if I want to depart it this way, I could easily do so. So this is what the inside of the wakeup looks like. So, as you can see, it's a very sheer lightweight material. If I was to turn it back inside out, you can actually see my skin through the wakeup, and here it's a capitalist space which allows for ventilation and breathability. So some monofilament wigs only have the monofilament material on certain portions of the wig. Here we have a monofilament part and some of the wigs only have like a monofilament crown. So it's just going to be in those portions of the wig. So next I have a lace front hand, tied wig, which also features a monofilament cap construction. However, unlike the traditional monofilament cap, that hairs are hand tied not only on the top but on the sides in the back and what is also different about this wig cap is that in each hair is hand tied to a soft mesh material. So here's what the lace front looks like and, as you can see, it's designed to make your hair line by your forehead look virtually invisible, and this is what the inside of the wig cap looks like. So here is the hand-tied material. It'S very stretchy. It'S like a mesh material. This is the monofilament portion and here is the lace front. So it's going to look very natural so for more helpful tips and to learn more about our wig cups. You can visit our website at www.investmentpitch.com.