Step One: Choose a "Balance between Density and Length" Option

When choosing a half wig, don't just focus on length and texture; also consider hair density.

Avoid very high-density half wigs that exceed 250% density, because too dense will look fake.

Avoid "length discontinuity": choose a style that is 3-5cm longer than your own hair, such as choosing a middle-length style when your hair reaches your shoulders, for a more natural connection.

Priority "layered wigs": Half wigs with layered cut hair, with smoother length transitions, without a rigid look of wearing a wig.

Step Two: Wear Properly, Get Natural Length and Volume

Wearing it in the wrong position can make the volume and length appear abrupt. Remember the two "golden points":

Align the front hairline of the wig with the leave out, not too far back - otherwise the skull will be flattened and hair volume will be reduced.

Align the side and the back edge to your side and back hairline. For example, place the back edge of the half wig at the nape hairline.

Tighten the anti-slip elastic band and drawstring when fixing, gently slide the combs onto your natural hair to ensure that it will not shift.

Step Three: Seamless Blend with the Half Wig

To make both hair volume and length natural, don't be lazy in the blending step:

Use your fingers or a comb to blend the leave out from the front of your head and cover the front edge of the half wig, creating a natural transition. The seamless blend can make half wigs more realistic than lace glueless wigs.

Use your fingers to rub the hair in the transition area between the half wig and your own hair, disrupting the hair strands and making the hair appear voluminous.