The price for a human hair wigs varies from a couple hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars. Price varies on what the wig is made out of and what the brand is. For example, a wig with a hand tied monofilament top may cost more than a basic cap wig. Our selection of human hair wigs are available with different features, textures, and lengths.
WIG FAQs
Human Hair Wigs FAQ
How much should I pay for a human hair wig?
What are the advantages and disadvantages for a human hair wig?
There are great advantages to owning a human hair wig:
They have a long lifespan with proper care. Human hair wigs typically last up to 6-12 months.
The hair looks and feels natural.
You can even use heat tools on human hair! (Be sure to use a good heat protection spray and make sure it’s formulated for wigs).
There are a few disadvantages to having a human hair wig:
Like with bio hair, human hair wigs can get frizzy from weather changes.
Excessive heat from styling tools can damage the hair.
You may need to style the wig every time you put it on.
Price could be a disadvantage since human hair wigs can cost a little more than other wigs.
What is the best type of human hair wig to buy?
The best type of human hair wig to buy depends on what features you like for your wig to have and what your budget is. If you’re looking for natural look and comfort, look at human hair wigs with hand tied caps and monofilament tops. If you’re want a realistic hairline, check out lace front human hair wigs. We also have several brands that have human hair wigs, such as Raquel Welch, Ellen Wille, and Jon Renau.
What is the lifespan of a human hair wig?
If you use proper care, a human hair wig can last up to 6 months to 1 year. Lifespan depends on how often you style and wear your wigs. Wearing your human hair wig daily will cause more wear and tear. Just like bio hair, frequent use of heat tools can damage your wig. That’s why it’s important to find a good heat protection spray to preserve the life of your wig.
Can you use regular shampoo on a human hair wig?
- Yes! You can wash a human hair wig with regular shampoo for human hair. However, you should not wash a human hair wig with shampoo designed for synthetic wigs. There are many other factors to consider when choosing the best shampoo for your wig. Certain chemicals can be toxic to human hair, so we recommend doing your research when choosing products.
- Wigs.com does sell shampoo specifically for human hair wigs, like BeautiMark's Hydrating Shampoo. BeautiMark has paraben-free and sulfate-free wig care products for revolutionary wig care.
Synthetic Wigs FAQ
What is a synthetic wig?
Synthetic wigs are designed with synthetic fibers that are often shiny and vibrantly colored. Brands like Jon Renau and Raquel Welch use high quality synthetic fiber to give the appearance of bio hair. Some wigs in our collection are even crafted with a heat friendly synthetic fiber, so you can use heat tools to style. (Make sure it’s a heat-friendly wig!)
What are the advantages and disadvantages of synthetic wigs?
There are many advantages to synthetic wigs:
Synthetic wigs feel lightweight and the hair is less dense than human hair wigs, which is perfect for summer or if you live in a hotter climate.
They are generally cheaper than human hair wigs, which is great if you’re new to wigs or on a budget.
Since synthetic wigs hold their style, you will not have to worry about the hair falling down or frizzing from the weather.
If your synthetic wig is heat friendly, you can still use heat tools to style the hair.
They require less maintenance and styling. Synthetic wigs come out of the box practically ready to wear after a quick shake. The synthetic fibers generally retain their style after you wash and dry it, so you will not have to worry about styling it as often as you would with a human hair wig.
There are a few disadvantages to synthetic wigs:
Synthetic hair is not always heat friendly (unless specified by the manufacturer). The synthetic fiber will frizz or fray if heat is used.
The hair can look too shiny, which may make the wig look fake.
They don’t last as long as human hair wigs with only a lifespan of 3-6 months.
How long should a synthetic wig last?
The lifespan of your synthetic wigs depends on how often you wear and style your wig. With proper care, the lifespan of your synthetic wig can last 3-6 months. A good rule of thumb is wash your wig after 6-8 wears and use shampoo and conditioner specifically formulated for synthetic wigs. If your synthetic wig is not heat friendly, using heat styling tools can damage the hair.
Can I use heat styling tools on synthetic hair wigs?
The answer depends on what your synthetic hair wig is made out of. You can use heat tools on synthetic hair, but you have to make sure it’s made with a heat friendly synthetic fiber. Otherwise, you’ll damage the wig.
Can you make synthetic wigs look natural?
In the last few decades, synthetic wigs have evolved to look very natural. The synthetic fibers are made to imitate the softness and the look of bio hair. However, if you’re concerned your synthetic wig looks too shiny or fake, here are a couple tricks you can try:
Try spraying the hair with dry shampoo. This will take out the shine and make the fibers resemble natural hair.
When you take the wig out of the box, shake the wig around. This will help activate the hair and fluff it out.
Glueless Wigs FAQ
What does it mean when a wig is glueless?
A glueless wig is a type of wig that stays attached to the head without the use of These wigs have either adjustable tabs or clips in the cap, so the wig stays securely in place without using harsh adhesives. Additionally, a glueless wig is either a full lace wig or lace front wig.
How do you keep a glueless wig on?
Keeping a glueless wig on your head is very easy. Most glueless wigs have adjustable bands or clips inside the cap. You can either adjust the bands or simply clip the wig into your hair to ensure you have a comfortable and secure fit!
How long do glueless wigs last?
A glueless wig’s lifespan depends on what the hair fibers are made of and how well the wearer cares for the wig: There are some factors that affect the longevity of the wig. For example, you can easily damage your wig by wearing the wrong cap size and pulling or adjusting your wig by the lace front. Always ensure you’re wearing the correct cap size and adjust your wig using the ear tabs.
Glueless human hair wigs can last up to 1+ years while glueless synthetic wigs can last up to three to six months.
You can easily damage your wig by wearing the wrong cap size and pulling or adjusting your wig by the lace front. Always ensure you’re wearing the correct cap size and adjust your wig using the ear tabs.
What are the benefits of a glueless wig?
There are many benefits to wearing glueless wigs:
They can prevent damage to the follicles and skin irritation caused by wig glue and other adhesives.
They help eliminate the mess of wig glue leaves behind.
Glueless wigs stay securely on the head with the use of adjustable tabs or clips.
What are the disadvantages of a glueless wig?
Fortunately, there are not many disadvantages of glueless wigs: If you plan on doing extreme activities, like riding roller coasters, you may need to use additional clips and bobby pins to keep your glueless wig securely in place.
If your glueless wig has adjustable straps, tightening them incorrectly can potentially cause a tension headache.
If you plan on doing extreme activities, like riding roller coasters, you may need to use additional clips and bobby pins to keep your glueless wig securely in place.
Lace Front Wigs FAQ
What is the purpose of a lace front wig?
A lace front wig is designed to create a natural hairline. A lace front is a nearly invisible film of lace with very small hairs individually tied by hand into the material to give the illusion of hair growth. Since the lace is very sheer, it blends in with most skin tones for a seamless and realistic-looking hairline. There are even different types of lace fronts, like mini lace front, temple-to-temple lace front, and an extended lace front.
Do lace front wigs look fake?
Not at all! Lace front wigs are one of the types of wigs that give you a natural look. This is achieved by a thin, sheer lace film that extends across the top front of the wig. Small hairs are hand tied into the lace to give the illusion of hair growth for a realistic-looking hairline. Some lace front wigs even have caps made with lace parts or monofilament tops to give the wigs an authentic appearance. High quality synthetic fiber and human hair wigs also help lace front wigs look more real, too! No matter your preference in caps and fibers, your lace front wig will look realistic!
What are the advantages and disadvantages of lace front wigs?
Lace front wigs have great advantages:
They give you more styling options since you can experiment with more off-the-face-hairstyles.
They give you a natural-looking hairline.
The lace front is very sheer and blends into your skin.
The lace front is very sheer and blends into your skin.
Lace front wigs do have a couple disadvantages:
The lace front may irritate the skin. There are a couple factors that play into why a lace front may feel itchy. It can be the wig isn’t the right size, the lace is low quality, or skin sensitivities.
The lace front can easily be damaged from misuse or improper handling.
What is the difference between a lace front wig wig and a regular wig?
The main difference between a lace front wig and a regular wig is their cap construction:
A regular wig has a basic cap construction where the wefts are sewn into the material.
Lace front wigs have a thin, see-through lace film that spreads across the top front of the wig with tiny hairs hand tied individually into the material. Thus, this feature creates a realistic hairline.
Which is better: lace front wigs or full lace wigs?
There is no right or wrong answer on whether a lace front wig or full lace wig is better for you. It all lies in preference and what you want to accomplish with your lace wig. A lace front wig has tiny hairs hand tied into a strip of lace at the front of the wig for a natural hairline. A full lace wig is where the cap is made entirely of lace and the hair is hand tied into the material. In other words, if you’re looking for a natural look and a comfortable style, go for a full lace wig.
Monofilament Wigs FAQ
What is monofilament in a wig?
The monofilament in a wig is a sheer mesh material where hairs are either tied by hand or sewn in sections into the top portion of the cap. Because the material is see-through, it allows the color of your scalp to show through for a natural look.
Monofilament can be found across the full top of the wig cap, at the predetermined part, or at the crown.
A monofilament top wig offers parting and styling versatility because you can move the hair in any direction.
A double monofilament top has an extra soft layer for added comfort and are an amazing option for sensitive scalps.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of monofilament wigs?
Monofilament wigs have amazing advantages:
They create the appearance of hairs growing from the scalp wherever the hair is parted.
A full monofilament top allows you to part or style the hair wherever you like.
If your wig has a double monofilament top, it's perfect for sensitive skin.
They create the appearance of hairs growing from the scalp wherever the hair is parted.
The main disadvantage of a monofilament wig is cost. Monofilament wigs are considered high quality wigs and can be pricey because of the extensive time and process it takes to sew or tie the hairs into the cap.
How long does a monofilament wig last?
The lifespan of your monofilament wig depends on what hair fiber it's designed with and how good you take care of it. If your monofilament wig is made with synthetic hair, it'll last up to 3-6 months. However, if your monofilament wig is made with human hair, it'll last up to 6-12 months.
How do you take care for a monofilament wig?
Here are some tips on how you can care for your monofilament wig:
When you're not wearing your wig, place it on a wig stand. You can also store it safely in its wig box for long term storage.
Wash your wig every 6-8 wears. When you wash your wig, remember not to soak it or put conditioner on the roots. You'll untangle the knots holding the hair in place.
Use styling and care products specially made for wigs and formulated for each fiber, especially shampoos and conditioners.
Be sure to detangle the wig hair often with a wide tooth comb. Also, be sure to use a detangling spray for synthetic fibers.
What is the difference between a monofilament wig and lace wig?
The main difference between a monofilament wig and lace wig are what materials the caps on these wigs are made of. While either one can have hairs sewn or hand tied into the caps, the material plays a factor in realism. A monofilament wig gives the appearance of hair growing through the scalp when the hair is parted. A lace wig creates the illusion of hair growth both at the hairline and where the hair is parted.
