Long Wave Synthetic Wigs

Hair density is simply how many hairs are added to your hair system base. In earlier years, high density was necessary because the base materials were usually made of thicker materials and would be easily exposed if hair density were low.

More recently, with the advance of thinner base materials such as lace and thin skin, low density tends to look more natural especially with the see through look along the hairlines. You can chose different hair density in different areas of the base.

We generally recommends light density at the hairline and crown gradually increasing to medium density then medium density throughout the lace wig (blended well).

Most of our wigs are made with Medium Density (120%). Also, if you like you can have heavy density.

Light Density is an average head of hair
Light to Medium Density is considered 110% thickness of an average head of hair
Medium Density is considered 120% thickness of an average head of hair (This is thick)
Medium to Heavy Density is considered 130% thickness of an average head of hair (This is very thick)
Heavy Density is 150% thickness of an average head of hair (This is very very thick)
High Thick Density is 180% thickness of an average head of hair (This is extra thick)
 Measuring for your cap size
Use the following chart as a guide line for measurements.  Print the page and write down your measurements.  Check them twice for accuracy.  When you place any order with Mora For Less, your measurements will be required

Step 1. Flatten your hair, use a wig cap or braid your hair close the head to make your measurements.

Step 2. Use a cloth/Vinyl/plastic tape measure

Step3. Use the chart below to take your measurements.  Please sure to do this at least twice.

Step4. Record your measurements

Important to note: Do not pull the tape measure when measuring.  Pulling the tape measure will give you inaccurate measurements.