💡 What Does "Density" Mean in a Wig?
Density in wigs refers to how thick or full the hair appears on the wig. It measures the amount of hair added to the wig cap to create a certain level of volume and fullness. Wig density is usually expressed as a percentage, based on the average thickness of natural hair.
📊 Common Wig Densities Explained:
| Density % | Description | Look & Feel |
|---|---|---|
| 130% | Light to natural | Like freshly relaxed or natural hair, everyday wear. |
| 150% | Natural/full | Fuller, realistic volume—most popular choice. |
| 180% | Heavy/full volume | Glamorous, fuller ends, thick throughout. |
| 200%+ | Extra heavy / super full | Very thick, for dramatic or bold looks. |
✅ Choosing the Right Density Depends On:
1. Personal Style:
- Want a natural everyday look? → 130%–150%
- Want full glam or curls with bounce? → 180%–200%+
2. Wig Length:
- Longer wigs (24"+) often need higher density to avoid looking thin at the ends.
- Shorter wigs (bobs) can still look full with 130%–150%.
3. Hair Texture:
- Straight hair shows density more obviously—lower density may look flat.
- Curly or kinky textures appear fuller naturally, even with lower density.
🎯 Example:
A 150% density kinky curly wig may look as full as a 180% density straight wig due to the volume from the curls.
🧴 Final Tip:
Higher density wigs are heavier, can feel warmer, and may require more styling. Lower density wigs are lighter, easier to manage, and great for daily wear.
If you want more density , like 220% or 250%, we accept customization.