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Home›How To›How to Make a Lace Front Wig: 14 Steps

How to Make a Lace Front Wig: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction:

Lace front wigs have surged in popularity in recent years, offering wearers a natural-looking hairline and endless styling options. But purchasing a high-quality lace front wig can be quite expensive. Fortunately, you can create your own custom-made lace front wig by following these 14 easy steps.

Step 1: Gather your materials

Prepare a lace front wig cap, hair bundles (with or without closure), scissors, hair glue or needle and thread, wig combs or clips, a mannequin head, t-pins, measuring tape, and an adhesive.

Step 2: Adjust the wig cap

Place the wig cap on the mannequin head and use t-pins to secure it. Make sure to align the cap with the head’s natural hairline.

Step 3: Measure your lace

Using a measuring tape, measure the distance between the two sideburn areas on your mannequin head. This will be the length of your lace.

Step 4: Cut the lace

Cut a piece of lace according to the measurement taken in step 3. Make sure it’s wide enough for the front of your wig.

Step 5: Secure the lace

Using t-pins, secure the lace onto the desired position on your cap, ensuring it aligns evenly with both sides of the mannequin head’s hairline.

Step 6: Sew or glue down edge

Using either glue or thread and needle, sew or glue down the edge of the lace onto your wig cap. Take care not to pierce through or damage delicate parts of your lace.

Step 7: Attach closure (optional)

If using a closure, carefully sew or glue it onto your lace for added security.

Step 8: Prepare hair bundles

Measure and cut each bundle at desired lengths while noting which length correlates with which section of your cap.

Step 9: Attach the hair

Starting from the back of your wig cap, sew or glue down each weft (hair bundle) horizontally in a row, ensuring they’re evenly spaced and flat against the cap. Repeat this process until you reach the front of your wig cap.

Step 10: Customize the hairline

Trim any excess lace to match your natural hairline, and pluck hairs along the lace to create baby hairs for a seamless blend.

Step 11: Add wig combs or clips

Sew in wig combs or clips near both sideburn areas and the nape of your neck for added security when wearing your wig.

Step 12: Style your wig

Once all hair is attached, remove t-pins and style your wig as desired, whether it’s straightening, curling, or cutting layers.

Step 13: Apply adhesive

Apply adhesive on your skin where you will be placing the lace – one thin layer will do. Wait until it becomes tacky before proceeding.

Step 14: Put on your lace front wig

Carefully position the lace onto the adhesive on your skin, making sure it aligns with your natural hairline. Press it down gently for a couple of seconds to ensure it stays in place.

Conclusion:

Creating a lace front wig takes time, patience, and creativity—but with these 14 steps, you can craft a beautiful and versatile custom-made wig that suits all your needs. Not only will this save you money compared to purchasing premade wigs, but it will also offer a superior fit and allow you to choose exactly how you want your wig to look. Happy crafting!

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