We know some wig wear may experience this situation. When you receive your dream wig, but find it is too big for you so that the wig can not fit your head perfectly. It is surely an anxious problem. To help you have a natural look, we especially collect some of the most effective ways how to tighten a wig that is too big. And UNice offers a collection of wigs for small-head users. Keep rolling to read them.
What You Will Learn From This Article:
1. How To Tighten the UNice Wig
2. How To Tighten Wig With Elastic Band
3. How To Tighten Wig With Sewing
4. How To Tighten A Loose Wig With Applying Wig Tape
Most of the UNice wigs come with adjustable hooks, elastic bands, or elastic drawstring (these attached accessories might be different according to different wig collections) for you to adjust the wig size to perfectly match your head size.
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· If you own a UNice 13x4 Pre-everything wig, you can use the adjustable hooks in the back of the wig cap to adjust the cap size.
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· For the UNice V Part EasiContour collection, this newly upgraded v part wig features an elastic drawstring to tighten the wig cap.
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· UNice Bye-bye Knots wig uses an adjustable elastic drawstring to help adjust the cap size to make the wig smaller.
If your wig doesn't have any attachment to help keep your wig cap smaller, here are some common and easy ways to make the wig smaller with accessories.
Actually, the elastic band is a great option when you have a wig that does not fit your head properly. Installing an elastic band that can make a wig fit tighter on your head. Besides, for those who just don’t like to install wigs with glue or are allergic to glue, the elastic band method works as well. Of course, this method is suitable for both a full lace wig and a lace front wig.
Your lace front wig;
The elastic band;
Scissor;
Needle;
Black threads;
Tape measure;
Use a tape measure to measure the distance of your head from ear to ear. Firstly take one end of the elastic band and put it behind your ear, pull the elastic as tight as you can, and place the other end right behind the other ear. That is the length you will need, so then cut the elastic band according to your head measurement.
Place your new elastic band inside your loose wig cap and make sure it goes along the curve of the loose wig cap.
Use the black threads and needle to sew the edge of the band to each side of your lace front. Note: when you sew the elastic band, make sure you knot the end of your thread to secure the elastic band.
After finishing the sewing, try on your loose lace wig, and adjust the wig to match the elastic band, so that it lays flat on your nape.
If you don’t have the elastic band, you can also use your needle and thread to make a wig tighter.
Your Lace wig;
Scissor;
Needle;
Black threads;
First of all, find a spot behind your left ear on the wig cap then use a needle and black threads to sew it carefully to make it more secure.
Continue to sew around your edge cap right up to your right ear cap. Always ensure that you repeat the process twice to secure your loose wig effectively.
Once you are done stitching, please pull the thread to tighten your wig all the way around. And when you have the hair in position and it tightly fits your head, secure the knots, and then finish off the last stitch.
The wig tape is another method of fixing a loose wig, especially if you don’t have natural hair underneath the wig. Of course, if you have long natural hair, you can pot for putting on a wig cap to hide the long and thick natural hair.
The wig tape is usually attached to the wig’s underside and helps create a more comfortable yet secure bond on your scalp. Compared to the wig glue, the tape is more scalp-friendly as it typically doesn't irritate the skin, especially for those people who have a sensitive scalp. The wig tape is effective as it's a low residue tape that usually allows you to easily clean the wig and also makes it look more natural when worn.
Your wig;
Q-tip or cotton ball;
A pair of scissors;
Tape;
Take a Q-tip or a cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol to clean the areas where you want to put the wig tape, thus helping remove any leave-out that could prevent the tape from sticking to your skin.
For those with sensitive skin, you might consider using a little bit of liquid band-aid on those sections to avoid any skin damage or other problems.
Then use a pair of scissors to cut two small strips of wig tape that are about 2 inches wide for the hairline section.
Place the tape near the side lace or anywhere else you feel might be too loose.
When you are finally ready to put the loose lace wig on, peel away the other side of the tape and try not to touch it or get any wig hair on it.
Gently place the wig on your head and let it hold it in place. In the process, you could line it up with your hairline, but make sure it’s not too front to make it look more natural.
Once you are satisfied with the positioning, you can use your fingers to press the tape to make it more secure.
The silicone solution sheet is ideal for securing big loose wigs because it usually comes with an invisible thread that can be cut to any desired shape and size. And the silicon can provide gentle suction to hold the hair in place.
Your Full Lace Wig;
Silicone solution sheet;
A pair of scissors;
A needle;
Threads;
Prepare silicone sheets in advance and take a pair of scissors to cut the silicone sheets into your desired size and shape.
Use needle and thread to sew these small silicone strips into your wig cap in position. We advise you to place one piece for the nape of your neck, one piece near your hairline, and two pieces behind your ears.
Secure the wig to your head.
Wig clips are also effective for securing a big wig. But wig clips can only be used if there is no wig cap underneath. Furthermore, wig clips are available in a variety of sizes and colors that can be used with different wig styles such as lace front wigs, full lace wigs, 360 lace wigs, and so on.
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