The half wig information

Half wigs are gaining increasing popularity for those who are tired of spending so much time trying to make their own hair beautiful and are not ready to step into a full wig. Half wigs give you the winning combination of the ease and beauty that full wigs do and the natural look of you own hair.

Alternately, hair may be braided into cornrows and then have half wigs applied with stronger glue, or by sewing the hair into the rows. The hair still appears to be natural, since it appears as though you still have hair roots, which you do. Whether hair is glued or sewn, this method is very pricey, and can cost several hundred dollars. It’s also not a recommended procedure for home use, since it is time consuming. Some women do not respond well to hair weaves and may begin to lose their natural hair because of the tight weaving of cornrow braids.

Half wig is suitable for the thin hair, Thinning hair is understandably embarrassing, and some solutions don't always work well to conceal the problem. While traditional extensions might not work on thin hair, half wigs can make your hair look fuller while retaining the natural look of your own hair. By wearing only half of a wig instead of full wig, you conceal your thinning hair problem without resorting to wearing an entire wig.

The way you care for your wig heavily depends upon the type of material from which it is made. If you have a synthetic wig, brush it carefully after each wearing. If dirt or dust accumulates, use a synthetic wig cleaner to avoid breaking down the strands by using harsh soaps. If your wig is made from human hair, use a gentle baby shampoo to wash it carefully, spreading out the strands to dry and style as usual.

Half wigs allow you the best of both worlds: you're able to showcase your natural hair tone and texture while adding more length and fullness to hide certain problem areas and create the style you want.