By Dr. Jane Smith, Ph.D. in Material Science from the University of California, Berkeley. Dr. Smith has over 10 years of experience in the hair industry and is a leading expert on wigs and hair extensions.
Density refers to the thickness of a wig. It is measured by the number of hairs per square inch. The higher the density, the thicker the wig will be.
Density is an important factor to consider when choosing a wig because it will affect the look and feel of the wig. A wig with a high density will be more full and voluminous, while a wig with a low density will be more thin and wispy.
How to Choose the Right Density for You
The best density for you will depend on your personal preferences and the style of wig you are looking for. If you want a wig that is full and voluminous, you should choose a wig with a high density. If you want a wig that is more thin and wispy, you should choose a wig with a low density.
Benefits of a High-Density Wig
Benefits of a Low-Density Wig
Table: Wig Density Chart
Density | Hairs per Square Inch | Look and Feel |
---|---|---|
Low | 100-150 | Thin and wispy |
Medium | 150-200 | Natural and realistic |
High | 200-250 | Full and voluminous |
Extra High | 250+ | Very full and voluminous |
Tips for Choosing the Right Density Wig
FAQs
Density refers to the thickness of a wig, while volume refers to the amount of hair on a wig. A wig can have a high density and low volume, or vice versa.
You can increase the density of your wig by adding hair extensions or wefts.
You can decrease the density of your wig by thinning it out with thinning shears.