What Does Density Mean In Wigs

Posted On 03 Aug 2020

Here at keswigs.com our wigs can be a great way to boost your confidence while feeling fabulous. Although they can be reasonably pricey, they can be worth the investment, so it lasts for years to come. When it comes to choosing your wig, you will need to decide what density you require. This means how thick or thin you want your hair to be. When you buy a regular wig, it will often have a density of 130%, which is a medium density which is a little more than the average human head of hair has (100%-120%). An extra light density is perfect for that natural look if you currently have very thin, fine hair.

In contrast, extra heavy density is a very glamorous finish which is perfect for photos and celebrity wannabes. There are many other density options you could go for if you prefer a bounce or fuller look, but it’s best to seek a professional if you are unsure of which one is best for you. The higher the density, the longer the hair should be for a great result and to allow the thickness of the hair to settle naturally. Before choosing your density, consider the hairstyle you are wanting as well as taking into account the density of your natural hair as this can have an impact on the overall look. Choosing a lighter density if you are older is the right decision to avoid you looking fake and overpowered. Of course, if you like a fuller look then opting for a higher density will achieve just that.