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How to Measure Wig Length

By Matthew Lynch
November 9, 2023
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Wearing a wig is an excellent way to change your look, protect your natural hair, or cover hair loss. Whether you’re purchasing a wig for fashion or medical reasons, it’s crucial to find the right size. One of the essential aspects of selecting a wig is determining its length. In this article, we will guide you through the process of measuring wig length accurately.

1. Choosing your desired length

Before you start measuring, think about the length you want for your wig. There are various lengths available, ranging from short pixie cuts to long, flowing locks. Consider your lifestyle and preferences when choosing the appropriate wig length.

2. Prepare the materials

To measure wig length correctly, you will need:

– A measuring tape (preferably a flexible one)

– A pen and paper to note down measurements

– A mannequin head or a friend to help with measurements (optional but recommended)

3. Measuring technique

There are two standard methods to measure wig length – the “straight” and “vertical” method.

Straight Method:

This method measures the hair as if it was stretched out straight – perfect for wigs with tight curls or waves.

a) Place one end of the measuring tape at the center of the front hairline on the mannequin head or a person wearing the wig.

b) Hold the measuring tape with one hand and stretch it down to where you’d like the wig to fall. Be sure to keep it slightly taut and straight all the way down.

c) Note down this measurement in inches or centimeters, as preferred.

Vertical Method:

The vertical method measures naturally hanging hair without stretching – ideal for wigs with loose curls or wavy textures.

a) Put on your wig (or place it on a mannequin head). Ensure that all hair strands are hanging downward.

b) Position yourself in front of a mirror or take a side view photo for reference.

c) Hold the measuring tape at the center of your front hairline and extend it downward along the curve of the natural hair fall until you reach your desired length.

d) Write down your measurement, once again, in inches or centimeters.

4. Re-measuring and averaging

To get a more accurate measurement, consider repeating steps 2 and 3 multiple times and taking an average of your measurements.

5. Choosing the wig size

Once you have the correct length measurement, you can use it as a guide while shopping for wigs. Keep in mind that wig measurements might vary slightly depending on the brand or style. Some wigs are pre-styled with layers, which can also affect their overall length. Make sure to choose a wig within your target length range for best results.

By following these steps on how to measure wig length, you’re on your way to finding the perfect wig that’s just right for enhancing your natural beauty and boosting your confidence.

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