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A closure wig covers the top of your hair and creates a part without requiring you to leave natural hair out. A half wig sits farther back and relies on your leave-out to blend with the wig.

No. You can keep your natural hair tucked underneath. If you prefer to show a little of your own hair along the hairline, that is a styling choice rather than a requirement.

Deep Wave has a tighter, more defined wave pattern than Body Wave. Choose it if you want fuller texture while still wearing your hair in waves.

A closure wig can cover your natural hair without relying on leave-out. Make sure the fit and any combs do not pull on fragile areas. A stylist can help you choose a comfortable way to secure it.

Prepare your hair underneath, place the wig so the closure sits where you want your part, and adjust the fit until it feels secure without pulling. Check the current product details for its exact comb and strap construction.

Check the current product description before coloring or using heat. If the wig is made with human hair, use heat protectant and moderate heat, and ask a professional to handle color. Repeated high heat may change a curl or wave pattern.

Wash when product buildup or wear calls for it, condition the hair, and detangle gently from the ends upward. Let the hair dry fully before storing it. Avoid tugging on the lace while washing or styling.

Yes. Removing the wig makes it easier to care for your scalp and can help preserve the style. Store it on a wig stand or in a way that protects the hair and closure.