This Blonde Ombre Body Wave lace front wig features Swiss lace for a natural blend. While soft and breathable, Swiss lace is more durable than HD lace. Made from genuine Remy European hair, originally virgin, then professionally dyed. With 130% density and fluffy wavy styling, this wig exudes elegance and style, striking a balance between durability, comfort, and a natural look, making it a great choice for any occasion.
Details: Hair Type: Made From Premium Virgin Human Hair Hair Color: Blonde Balayage Hair Length: 20 Inch Hair Density: 130% Cap Construction: 13x6 swiss lace front wig Lace Color: Transparent (Suitable for White or Cream scalp tones)
Please note wig is shown with a small amount of face powder dabbed into the part-line for demonstration purposes. We recommend clients use powder rather than bleaching the knots as it extends the longevity of the wig and often looks more realistic.
Color Disclaimer: All of our pieces are pictured using natural light. We do our very best to portray them as accurately as possible, but please be advised that the color you see on your computer/phone screen may adjust the color to some degree. When looking at pieces in room or bathroom light, they will always appear warmer (more red/yellow).
I styled it into a half-up bun the other day and it looked completely natural. The 13x6 lace gives so much parting space which makes styling really fun. Highly recommended!
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Sarah
This one is amazing. Lightweight, breathable, and I almost forget I'm wearing a wig. Definitely my go-to for everyday wear now.
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Kylo
The waves hold up so well, even after a wash. No frizz, no tangling. The hair feels soft every time I run my fingers through it.
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Clyde
It looks really natural,the lace front is super clean, knots are tiny and easy to blend. I wore it glueless with the combs, and it felt really secure without needing any glue.
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stephanie
The balayage on this wig is beautiful. The blend looks so natural, not streaky at all. Matches the photos exactly and honestly looks like salon highlights.
