Unlike headband wigs, lace front wigs need to be trimmed when wearing lace wigs.Cutting the tulle of your lace human hair wigs well is essential in order to make it undetectable.
An undetectable basis
The lace wigs have a very light tulle base that hides the demarcation between your human hair wigs and your real hair. Very fine, it allows the scalp to breathe and will allow you to adjust your lace front wigs to measure by cutting the lace according to your needs.But the headband wig has no lace.
How to cut the lace?
To cut out the tulle for your lace wigs, start by laying your wig on your head, holding the hair back with pins. This will prevent you from inadvertently cutting strands. Then take some sharp-edged hairdressing scissors. Be careful, these must be very sharp so as not to damage the tulle. Cut the tulle that protrudes at the level of the forehead starting from the center and going towards the temples (following the natural shape of your human hair wigs). Remember to leave two to three millimeters of margin: this will camouflage your lace front wigs. To increase the natural effect do not cut straight but make small zigag movements. If you hesitate for the cut, start by leaving a little more margin than necessary and then adjust.
Then repeat the operation at the level of the ears, taking care to free the hair beforehand.
If you wear full lace wigs (whose tulle covers the whole head) you will also have to cut at the nape of the neck. To do this, grab the human hair wigs in one hand and cut the tulle along the hairline. Leave a little more room than for the front (about 4-5 mm) and then adjust if necessary.
Tip: Save the excess tulle for experimenting with glue.
After reading the above lace front wigs tutorial, have you learned it? If you find it troublesome, you can ask your hair stylist for more advice, or you can directly buy a wig that does not require glue.