Wigs Density Chart

Density Chart

Density refers to how much hair is used on your cap to create fullness. It is important to note that the perception of density is
affected by the type of hair used and how it is styled (i.e., rollers, hair spray, and mousse create the illusion of fullness).
Curly, wavy, and kinky textured hair expands when combed out. When the hair is separated and combed, it looks fuller.
Therefore, two wigs with the same exact hair density can look different based on the type of hair used and how it is styled.

For the most natural look, pick a density that is close to your own. Medium density is the average choice (100%-120%). It is
generally better to have more hair than less because you can always thin it out. You will also have more hair to
accommodate for normal shedding from daily grooming. Lighter density units need repairs more quickly for this reason- this
is why we do not recommend densities less than 80%.

The density chart shows the different thickness levels that you can choose for your lace wig.



	60% - Extra Light



	80% - Light



		90% - Light Medium



	100% - Medium (Normal hair density)



		110% - Medium Plus



	120% - Medium/Heavy



	150% - Heavy



	180% - Extra Heavy

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We believe the key to wearing a lace wig is to achieve a natural and undetectable look!

Customize your
density to your
personal needs.

Choose a single
density or gradient
density.

Indicate your density
preference on the
Order Form.