Wig Guide

Choose a wig more confidently

Some terms used on wig product pages can feel technical. This guide explains the main differences to help you compare models before choosing.

4×4, 13×4 or 13×6: what does lace size mean?

These measurements describe the lace area used on the wig. A larger lace area generally gives more flexibility for parting and styling the hairline. Exact construction varies by model, so always check the characteristics listed on the product page.

What is a glueless wig?

When a product is labeled “glueless,” it is designed to be worn without adhesive according to its construction. Check this feature on the specific product page because not every wig is built the same way.

Understanding density

Density describes the stated fullness level of the wig. In general, a higher percentage creates a fuller look. Texture, length and construction also affect the final appearance.

Choosing a length

Available lengths are listed in each product’s variants. The visual result of the same stated length can vary by texture: curly or wavy hair generally appears shorter than straight hair of an equivalent length.

Before ordering

Always check the lace type, density, length, plug type for electrical styling tools, and the shipping information shown on the product page and during checkout.