Full Lace Wigs

A full lace wig is lace from front to nape, every strand hand-tied. That is the one cap that lets you wear a high ponytail, a bun or a half-up style and still have a believable hairline wherever the hair is pulled away from. If you have ever had to keep a wig down because the back would give it away, this is the collection for you.

Full lace, 360 lace and lace front are not the same thing

A lace front has lace across the front only. A 360 lace wig has a lace band running the whole perimeter with machine wefts filling the middle, which is enough for a high ponytail. A full lace wig is lace across the entire cap, so you can part anywhere, split the hair into two, or pull it into any updo you like. More lace means more hand-tying, which is why these sit at the top of the range.

What you can do with it

High sleek ponytail. Low bun. Half-up half-down. A braid that starts at the crown. A deep side part one day and a middle part the next. None of those need planning around a hidden weft, because there is no weft to hide. For most people this is the first wig that stops feeling like a wig.

How ours are built

100% Remy human hair with aligned cuticles. Swiss lace through the whole cap, in transparent and medium brown. Pre-plucked hairline with baby hairs laid along the edge, and bleached knots so the parting reads as scalp from any angle. Adjustable straps and combs so it holds without adhesive. Lengths from 16 to 40 inches, densities from 150% to 250%.

Handling a full lace cap

Full lace is more delicate than a lace front, simply because there is more lace and no weft backing. Take it on and off from the nape rather than pulling at the front. Store it on a stand, not folded. When you brush, start at the ends and work up with a loop brush so you are not dragging knots through the lace. Washed every seven to ten wears and air dried, a full lace unit holds up for a long time.

Is it worth the price over a lace front?

Only if you actually wear your hair up. If you wear it down most days, a lace front wig gives you the same front at a lower price. If you want updos without the full-lace price, a 360 cap is the middle ground. For the easiest install of all, the glueless range uses the same strap-and-comb system.