HAIRSTYLES MADE EASY BY DEZI INSPIRED HAIRSTYLES AND REVIEWS: "IT'S A WIG" HH LACE PERUVIAN JERRY

Saturday, April 22, 2017

"IT'S A WIG" HH LACE PERUVIAN JERRY

Here's an easy hair style, that has never failed me. It's a blend of synthetic and human hair. It versatile and it look pretty. Check out my video below on the details of this beautiful unit. The color I'm reviewing is a #1(Black)

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Blonde Color Shown On Model: DX2216

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Check out the video below to see how I place the unit on, as well as parting the hair, and other baby hair options

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FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is a Lace Front Wig?
Lace Front Wig: "Lace Front Wig" or Front Lace Wig only has lace in the front of the wig and the remainder of the wig is made from a regular netted wig cap or other materials such as thin-skin. You are not able to wear a front lace wig in high up dos or ponytails

Q2: What is a Full Lace Wig?
Full Lace Wig: "Full Lace Wigs" are lace wigs which are designed with the entire wig cap being made from lace as well as lace all around the perimeter of the wig. Full lace wigs allow you to wear your hair in high up dos and ponytails. Upon applying & adhering the lace wig, a flawless, natural and undetectable hairline is created.

Q3: What are Bleached Knots?
When a dark hair is tied to the base of a lace wig with a knot, you can see a dark dot on the skin, especially when the base is lace. Lace cannot hide the knot in the same way a monofilament base does. Bleached knots usually are only done at the front of the lace wig and it helps create the illusion that your hair is growing out of your head.

Q4: What does Density refer to?
The density refers to how thick the hair is and what density you order is really based on personal choice. Most women achieve a natural appearance with light to medium or medium density; however, your choice will depend on your styling preferences and individual profile.

Q5: How long I can expect the wig to last?
The life of your wig will depend on your use and care of it. If handled properly, it should last you about 6 months before needing hair added or a repair. If used as your main form of hair replacement and you are using daily, it is realistic to expect it to last 3-6 months before needing a repair or hair added.

Q6: What is a Widow's Peak and Natural Hairline?
A Widow's peak is M shaped hairline or Pointed Hairline. For this, your front hairlines make the shape of M or come down in point above forehand. A natural hairline is a straight hairline. For this, the hair is growing out of scalp straightly above forehand.

Q7: Will the hairline on the lace wig have a natural look?
Yes, when you wear the lace wigs correctly according to our user guide, the
hairline will have a natural look, just similar as your own hair growing from your scalp. For custom order, we recommend you to have baby hairs around the front
and perimeter of the wig and make the hairline with more natural looking.

Lace Types

Swiss Lace - More undetectable and provides a better blend with your skin tone than French lace. It is also more fragile than French lace but, strong enough if handled with care.

French Lace - A stronger material used at the front edge of a wig in combination with bleached knots to present an undetectable look. The knots are not hidden by lace, but using lighter knots creates the illusion of growing hair. French lace is slightly thicker than Swiss lace and more durable.

Hair Weave And Wig Details

Hair weave is a very general term used to describe human or artificial hair used to alter one's natural hair appearance by adding additional hair to their natural hair or by covering the natural hair all together with human or synthetic hair pieces. The highest quality extension hair is human remy hair. Remy hair still possess the cuticle layer, which is the outer most part of the hair strand resembling shingles on a roof. All remy hair has the cuticle layer of the hair flowing in the same direction, flowing the way it would naturally. The cuticle layer is important when concerned with hair tangling, longevity of the use(up to one year), and how well the hair shines. When the cuticle layer is intact and laying down flat, the hair is capable of reflecting light making the hair shine.

Some of the benefits of hair weave are that they can lengthen hair, add volume and/or thickness to fine or thinning hair, and to add fashion colors to natural hair without the damage of chemicals. The process of adding colors to natural hair is usually done with strand by strand extension systems. One type of application is called a sew-in. Weft hair can also be applied by gluing directly to the natural hair using hair glue specifically made for hair weaves. The glue can be easily washed out using a special shampoo/conditioner that will remove the glue without taking the real hair out. A special glue remover may also be used.

Extension hair refers to the weave hair being applied strand by strand rather than in long sewn together rows. Strand by strand hair has approximately 50-80 strands attached by keratin tips resembling the end of a shoe string. These can then be attached by bonding directly to the hair or using copper links, which provides the most natural look. The method is the most time consuming though, considering between 100 to 300 individual extensions are applied. The amount of time necessary makes this type of application a more expensive service than other options. Other types of extensions that can be added to the hair include ponytails, or ponytail pieces. Just as any wig or wig piece, the colors for hair to be weaved can range from "realistic" colors, such as red, black, brown and blond, to other colors such as pink, blue green and purple.

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