As we all know part wig has been such a hit recently, it's perfect for people who get tired of lace wigs, or glue, etc. Anyway, the best part of V Part wig is that it's much simpler to wear and less damaging to your scalp and hair.
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Very much like u-part wigs, but v-part wigs have a thinner part to allow you to wear the wigs with a small amount of leave out or no leave out at all.
The secret of wearing v-part wigs with or without leave-out is that the wig constructions have a small part of the lace attached along the middle part. The lace is used to hide the hair tracks and give a natural look, in other words, it helps create a look that hair comes from your scalp. And the lace is already fixed on the wig cap, so this is a real glueless wig that needs no glue to damage your hair or scalp.
There are a lot of discussions around wearing a v part wig with or without leaving out. And here we list some convincing points about having or not having a leave-out.
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Pros:
Friendly to people who suffer from hair breakage or dryness. Wearing v part wigs without leaving out can be a protective style to help your hair grow and stay away from heat tools or chemicals.
Cons:
Need some skills when creating cornrows or installing to make the middle part look natural.
Attention:
Take out brown and black eyeshadow, to fill in the part for a natural look. (very similar to using foundation or something to make lace color to be similar to your skin color when wearing lace wigs)
Lay the hair flat if you don't want to have a fuller hair look. Because much fuller hair sometimes looks unnatural and weird, especially with a curly unit. And to be honest, a fuller look is not suitable for everyone.
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Pros:
The best part of installing the v-part wigs with some leave-outs is that you can get a more natural look if you blend your natural hair well with the wigs.
Cons:
You might need to apply heat on your natural hair to make your hair texture to be similar to the unit so that you can blend better with your unit.
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