• Synthetic wigs
  
  There is a variety of synthetic fibers used to make a synthetic wig, but all fibers are fine threads of fiber made to resemble human hair. The manufacturer may use a single type of fiber or a combination of two or three different fibers. The synthetic wigs made today are more natural looking than ever before.
  
  
• Synthetic wigs are pre-styled from the manufacturer and require very little effort on the part of the wearer with regard to combing and styling the wig when worn. These wigs are easily washed and should be allowed to air dry. The synthetic wig is designed to retain the original style and will not accept a permanent wave or color change. And curling irons, blow dryers or hot rollers are never allowed to dry synthetic wigs.
  
  
• Human hair wigs
  
  A human hair wig is the most natural looking option available to you when you have lost your own hair. Like your own natural hair, a human hair wig can be cut, styled, permed or colored to suit your personal taste. Human hair wigs are more durable than a synthetic wig. Human hair wigs require more cares than synthetic wigs.

• The cap is the base of the wig onto which hair is attached. Wigs are available with several different types of caps and the hair of the wig is then attached to the cap using various techniques. Each cap type has its own distinct advantages. On most wigs, hair is attached in "wefts." These are strings of hair doubled over and sewn closely together in long strands. This string is then machine sewn, hand sewn or hand tied horizontally onto the vertical lines of a wig cap.
  
  
• A standard cap is the most common and most affordable cap design. The layers of hair are machine-sewed onto the cap, which has a closed lace layer at the crown. The hair is pre-designed into a specific style and the crown is often lightly teased or crimped so you cannot see down through to the cap. This type of cap often gives the hair a natural lift at the crown for volume.
  
• A capless wig is very similar to the standard cap design. However, instead of the closed lace layer at the crown, it has vertical lace strips with open spaces between the wefts. The open-wefting in the crown, back, and sides allows for maximum ventilation. This makes the cap lighter weight and cooler than a standard cap.
  
  
• Monofilament caps are constructed using a thin, breathable nylon or polyester mesh material at the crown that gives the illusion of skin and assumes the wearer's natural scalp color by partially revealing the scalp below. Monofilament caps offer the most natural look as well as styling versatility because each hair is individually hand tied at the crown so the hair can be parted and brushed in any direction. The entire wig may be hand tied, or the wig may have a monofilament crown with wefted sides and back. Monofilament wigs are an especially good choice for those with severe or total hair loss as the cap is soft, unlike cloth material, which can be itchy to those with sensitive scalps.

Yaki texture is process we do to your wig that adds a micro kink to the hair strands to mimic Africa-American people relaxed hair. The silky straight hair texture is the natural state of the Indian Hair as it comes from the donor. It is look like the wig of ofay. If you are Caucasian, you will not want to choose a Yaki Texture.

Lace wigs are probably the best choice to show a natural appearance without damaging our own hair. Applying wig well plays more important. Generally there are two main procedures: preparing the lace wig & applying the lace wig.

Prepare the Lace Wig:
Step 1 Cut the excessive lace off the wig leaving about 1/4 inch of lace around the hairline. Take your time and do this very carefully so as not to remove too much or too little lace.
Step 2 Turn the wig inside out and spray the inside of the cap with a knot sealer such as Seal the Knots then blow-dry the lace wig to seal the knots. Repeat this process 3 times. This will extend the life of your wig.
Step 3 Pre-fit the wig on your head to determine where it will lay on your head.
Step 4 Braid the hair on the head in cornrolls to have the hair lie flat on the head.
Step 5 Trim the hairline around the head to remove hairline hair. This should be done with a clipper or razor so that the wig is applied to a smooth hairless surface.
Step 6 Apply alcohol around the hairline to remove any natural oils from your skin.

Apply the Lace Wig
Step 1 Apply adhesives around the front of the hairline using the adhesive applicator. Using the adhesive application brush, smooth out hair around the front of the hairline. Allow this adhesive to dry for 7 to 10 minutes before proceeding. Depending upon the glue you may want to apply the wig on 1/4 of your head at a time.
Step 2 When the glue for the first section is dry, apply the wig to that area starting at the center of the forehead and then working to the right and the left. Stick the wig to the glue 1 inch at a time.
Step 3 As you place the edge of the wig in the glue, rub your finger in a circular motion to make the wig stick and to give the appearance of baby hair coming from the scalp, which will make the wig look more natural.
Step 4 Proceed to the sides of the head and back hairlines in the same manner, after the front of the wig is applied. Repeat Steps 1-3 until the entire head is completed.
Step 5 Trim and style the wig as needed. Treat your wig as you would your own hair, covering it at night before you go to bed and following manufacturing instructions for care.