All thing you should know about the closure wig

Are you someone who’s been wanting to get your hair done, real hair wigs are a beautiful and effective way for those who want to achieve thicker hair as well as conceal thinning hair or bald spots.

Well, today is your lucky day because, in this article, we’ll get to know everything about lace closure wigs.

 What Is A Closure Wig?

Closure wigs typically have a 4x4-inch patch placed on the middle, front portion of the hairpiece. This type of weave does not mask your head but only covers the specific “horseshoe” zone in the center of your head. The patch material that creates the illusion of a scalp can be made of lace or silk.

Note that closures alone are usually used to close off an install. This means you may need to purchase additional hair bundles to obtain a full, voluminous wig since closures only cover a small portion of the head. For example, 4x4-inch lace closure is often bought along with 3 or 4 bundles of hair to complete a seamless look.

Closures are available in many different styles, including three-part, middle part and free part. Three-part closures allow you to part your hair in three different ways. Middle part closures only give you one styling option as you can only part the hair in the middle. Free part closures let you part your hair however you please; this type is often more preferred because of its versatility.

Although closures normally come in 4x4-inch size, you can find 5x5-inch, 6x6-inch closure wigs that cover more of the head. You can choose the most suitable option depending on your head size, so it is important to measure your head size before making a purchase. Larger sizes sometimes are a little more expensive.

The Pros and Cons Of Closure Wig

The Pros

Versatile part – closures come in a variety of parts – free, middle, three-part, which gives you that simple, sleek, but fierce everyday look.

Blends your own hair and your human hair pieces together – if you are a human hair weave wearer, a closure is usually required so that your natural hair and the hairpiece will blend seamlessly together, especially in the hairline area.

Perfect for everyday use – if you are the type who is always on the go, closure is your ally. Since it is usually worn with a band or sewed as a removable wig, it is easier to install and remove.

Great in covering smaller imperfections in your hair – due to its small size, a closure is definitely all you need to conceal those little hair defects.

It is more affordable compared to frontal wigs – it is smaller in size, thus cheaper, but that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t do its job.

Requires little maintenance – thanks to elastic bands, you can easily put your closure on or off whenever you like. It does not require the same hard work you need to take care of glued frontals.

The Cons

Limits your styling process – since closures cover your head only from temple to temple, you are only limited to a few styles so as not to expose the unflattering parts of your wig.

Takes time to stack properly – typically 4×4 in size, it only covers a small portion of your head, and stacking several closures will take a few hours long.

Doesn’t fit sometimes – closures don’t fit snugly sometimes, especially when you are using one with a silk base. Another factor is inaccurate measurement of your head size, which can affect its fit and flatness.

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