Who a half wig suits
You want your own hairline, plus length or layers without a full cap.
- You still have hair at the front and temples to blend.
- You do not want a full cap all day.
- A very sparse front: a full wig is usually more secure.
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Half wigs: keep your own hairline
A half wig does not cover the whole head. You keep the front; the piece adds the back and sides. Length changes quickly, but you need enough of your own front hair for a natural join.
Making the join look real
Spotlights lie. Daylight at a window or outdoors shows layers and colour mismatch.
- Line up your hair with the front row of the piece.
- Softly cover the join with your own hair — don’t comb hard upward.
- Turn left and right; watch the hair in front of the ears.
Questions on this page
What is this guide about?
A half wig keeps your own front hairline and adds length or layers behind. Check the join in daylight.
What should I do next?
Browse half wigs. If the front is too sparse, read the full-wig guide instead.
Further reading
Related guides
Other articles on the same path, so you can read forward and back.
Shop these types
Browse half wigs. If the front is too sparse, read the full-wig guide instead.
Matching styles
Stock that matches this guide. Open a piece for details — nothing covers the page.
