The Rooted Color Is Exceptionally Important
Unless you own a naturally dark-colored hair, it would be strange if you own one uniform color from root to tip, especially when you wear bright hair colors. The hair often has shades and gradients, so no part will look exactly the same as the other. And once your wig has only one flat color all the way down, it will look really “fake”.
Bleaching Knots To Make It Invisible
A big drawback that we often see in 360 Full Lace Wig is the apparent knots on the lace based. Hand-knotting is the popular technique to ventilate hair onto the lace. It might be knotted once or twice to prevent the strands from slipping out. The knots on the lace are visible and easy to be detected if you look at it at a close angle.
There are different knotting techniques for different parts of the wig. Often, with the lace frontal hairpiece, they often use the single knot method so that the knots will be as small as possible. However, it is still there to be seen.
To make all these tiny knots undetectable, you can bleach it. When you bleach the hair knots, it will appear almost invisible and then blend well with your scalp color. Together with bleaching, choose a lace color that is similar to your skin so that it can mimic the scalp perfectly.
Baby Hairs Would Make Lace Front Wig Look More Natural
What we mean is, plucking the hair on your lace frontal wig to make it look like your bio baby hair.
The hairline of humans is normally much thinner than other parts. Hence, if your lace frontal wig offers too dense hairline, it can never look natural as human’s bio hair.
Therefore, remove some density by tweezing the hairs on your lace front. You should do this task when you are putting your wig on your head. And it’s always better to sit in front of a mirror to see how the hair goes.
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