We love wearing both synthetic and genuine human hair red wigs at Ultimate Looks. However, if we’re being honest, we’d rather not have the world know we’re wearing a wig.

The whole idea of wearing a wig is to feel as beautiful and confident as you did when you had a full head of natural hair, which can be difficult to achieve if you’re worried about strangers muttering, “Is that a wig?” at the grocery store or in the bank queue.

Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to keep your wig a closely guarded secret. That doesn’t mean you should go out and buy the most costly human hair wig you can find in a very low price cheap wig.

We have gathered two commonly used methods in the hopes of assisting you in better solving this problem.

The first method involves dialing the hairline. Typically, the hair around the hairline is thick and unnatural. Pulling your hair back can help you look more natural.

Let us go over these two methods in depth.

The first method involves combining your natural hairline with a lace wig.

Although lace front wigs are excellent at mimicking the natural hairline, they will never exceed it. If you have natural hair, try using a dry shampoo to blend your natural hairline with the lace wig’s hairline.

How do you combine your natural hairline and a lace front wig?

Step 1: Pull back your lace wig an inch or two to reveal you’re natural hairline.

Step 2: Completely put on the lace front wig.

Step 3: Spray a little dry shampoo on the dividing line between the wig and the hairline, then comb everything together with your fingers. Because many wigs are extremely shiny and make the hair appear unnatural, using dry shampoo is an effective way to absorb some shine and make the hair appear more natural.

The second technique is to pluck your hairline.

Prepare the tools you’ll need before plucking the hairline, such as a wig frame, tweezers, scissors, and, most importantly, affordable human hair wigs.

Step 1: Place the 13×4 lace wig on the wig stand and secure it with pins. To avoid moving the wig back and forth during use, make sure it is very tight.

Step 2: Apply some foam mousse to the hair, and then separate a small amount of hair from the front or periphery.

Step 3: Pull the hair from the face back to the back of the head, beginning at the hairline near the ears. Pull out a small amount of hair at first to see how it works; don’t pull out too much hair and lace. If you believe your hairline is still too dense, go back and repeat these steps.

Step 4: When pulling out the hair, make sure there are no visible lines at the lace’s beginning. Make it a gradual effect, so the hair is less dense around the hairline and denser throughout.

Step 5: Style your baby’s hair. Separate a small section of hair from the hairline, then cut the hair with scissors until it reaches the desired length of baby hair.

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