Frontal And Closure Diagrams

elcome to our Wig Selection Guide!

On this page, you'll find detailed diagrams of frontal and closure wigs, designed to help you make an informed decision when choosing the perfect wig for your style. Whether you're new to wigs or looking for a specific type, our easy-to-follow diagrams will guide you through the different options, showing the placement, shape, and coverage of both frontal and closure styles.

Frontal wigs provide a full hairline from ear to ear, giving you a natural, seamless look, while closure wigs offer a more compact style, covering a specific portion of the scalp, typically the crown area. By reviewing our clear diagrams, you’ll better understand the differences and find the option that best suits your desired look.

Browse through the images to see the unique features of each style and feel confident in choosing the right wig for you. Need help? Our team is here to assist with any questions!

 

Closure Wigs:

2x6 Closure                4x4 Closure              5x5 Closure          6x6 Closure

                      
7x7 Closure
Frontal Wigs:
13x4                                  13x6
         
Why should you choose a 13x4 Vs 13x6 Wig?

The difference between 13x4 and 13x6 wigs lies in the size of the lace front, which affects both the coverage and versatility of the wig.

13x4 Wig:
  • The "13" refers to the width of the lace, which spans from ear to ear (13 inches), while the "4" refers to the depth of the lace (4 inches).
  • This means the lace extends across the front of the wig, covering the hairline and a bit further back, but not as much as a 13x6.
  • Pros: Ideal for those who want a natural hairline but don’t need much additional styling space. It's a more affordable option and still offers a realistic look, especially for everyday wear.

        

  1. 13x6 Wig:
    • The "13" still refers to the width of the lace (13 inches), but the "6" means the lace extends 6 inches back from the hairline.
    • This gives you extra space for styling, such as deeper parting options or more versatility in creating different hairstyles like updos or intricate parts.
    • Pros: Provides a more natural, seamless look with a wider parting area. It's perfect for those who want more flexibility in styling and need extra space for complex styles.

In short, a 13x6 wig offers more room for styling and deeper parts compared to the 13x4 wig, which is better for those who prefer a simpler look or have less styling needs.