Ponytail is a hairstyle that girls often use. When it comes to ponytail, we often think of Headband Wigs and 360 lace wigs. Yes, but if it's a regular wig and you put it up high, the edge of the base of the wig will show through. However, wearing these two kinds of wigs can eliminate your anxiety, because these two kinds of wigs are very suitable for ponytails, let's take a look at how to put headband wigs and 360 wigs into ponytails!
Headband Wigs: Headbands are key to laying out the hairline, and if the hair in the headband wig is long enough, part of the ponytail can hide any seams or lines where the wig joins. It will also look more natural.
360 Lace Wig: The wig covers the entire head, so it is suitable for a high ponytail. Since it's a lace wig that sticks to the hairline, it doesn't show anything unnatural.
How to put them in a ponytail?
To avoid any slippage, special tape or appropriate clips are used inside the headband wig and the 360 Lace Frontal Wig to hold the wig firmly.
The first thing you need to do before you start making a high ponytail is to secure your natural hair so your wig looks neat and secure, one way is to braid your hair straight back and wrap your natural wig cap Hair, if you are using a headband wig to make a ponytail, let the wig cap slide back a little to reveal a little of your natural hair for a more natural look.
Apply the glue directly to the forehead and smooth it out. , press your lace down after blow-drying. Cut off the excess lace on the ears and forehead to make it as seamless as possible. For headband wigs, you can skip this step and put on the wig directly.
Sometimes it may take some practice to get the high ponytail look you want with a front lace wig. As long as you have patience, it's definitely achievable.