How to Spot a Genuine Full Lace Human Hair Wig

There are so many great things about wearing real full lace human hair wig. Perhaps the most important is because they look like  and feel real hair when worn. These wigs also feel soft, silky and real, so that it becomes impossible for someone to doubt when you tell them the hair is all yours. Human hair lace wigs are the most widely sought-after and they usually come with high price tags. Most times, human hair lace wigs are purchased as custom units or as in stock units.

Due to popular demand, some manufacturers have revised synthetic hair wigs to mimic human hair wigs so closely. Consequently, if you are not a savvy wig user, you may not be able to differentiate between the two.

Composition of a Full Lace Human Hair Wig

Primarily, human hair is made up of 88 percent proteins, which are hard fibrous type of proteins called keratin. It is easy to spot authentic virgin remy human hair. A practical way to test human hair wigs for authenticity is to pluck off few strands and put them over the fire to burn.

Testing for the Authenticity of Full Lace Human Hair Wig

When you pluck off few strands of hairs from full lace human hair wig burn them in fire and watch out for the following;

•             If the hair completely turns into ash

•             If the hair produces a foul smell when it is put over the fire. It smells exactly like your real hair when you pluck off a couple of strands and place them over the fire.

It is the natural protein content of the human hair that causes it to have an unpleasant odor and turn to ash when placed over the fire. These major characteristics are indicators that the human hair wig is real or not. Also, sometimes human hair will sometimes has a few split ends or a couple of gray hairs.

On the contrary, synthetic hair melts into a ball that sticks, rather than turn into ash.