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inch wig: 10 inch wigs are a great choice for women who like short styles but feel that 8 inches would be too short. It’s great for a slightly longer middle or side part bob or fun spiral curls. 10 inches falls right above your collarbone when the hair is straight. Wigs come in 8 to 32 inches. These lengths are the most common because they enable you to enjoy a wide variety of styles, from short layers and bobs to ultra-long glamorous cuts - there’s something for everyone. Moreover, these lengths reflect the most common natural hair lengths. Straight hair - Straight hair will usually be true to length, but if it is not, consider that some suppliers measure the length of the hair before it is attached to the wig cap.

Choose your hair texture: Remember that curly and wavy hair shrinks a bit naturally. So, if you want a long curly look, you’ll have to choose a length that is a few inches longer than you want your wig to lay. inch wig: Getting into the longer lengths, 16 inches gives you a little less volume but more length to play with. This length lends itself well to a wide variety of styles, from loose waves and deep waves to small curls and pin-straight styles. 16 inches of hair falls at right about chest level. When choosing a wig, you should not only consider the wig's texture, color, cap construction, and materials, but also consider the wig length. By the end of this guide, you’ll be able to choose a wig length that’s flattering, fits your lifestyle, and allows you the level of styling flexibility you desire. What Hair Length Do Wigs Come In?Different wig lengths come along with their own features that you should be aware of. To help you choose the right hair length for your next unit, we’ve created this helpful guide. It will let you know what hair lengths are available, give you an idea of where different wig lengths will lay, and more. Decide how long you want your hair to look: If you want a chic, trendy bob, go shorter. If you want a luxe, glam look, go longer. But keep in mind that the longer the wig length is, the more expensive the unit will be. Curly hair - Curly hair will appear shorter than you’d expect due to its natural twists and turns. But, since manufacturers measure the hair when it’s stretched out, you should take this into account and buy hair a few more inches longer than you think you’ll need. Wavy Hair - If you measure wavy hair without stretching it out, you’ll notice that it comes up a little short. This is for the same reason that curly hair appears too short when you get it home. Measure the hair after you’ve stretched it out to see if it is true to length.

Test test test: Sometimes, the best thing to do is test out a few different wig lengths to see which one will work for you. You may find that you like a wig that you initially thought you wouldn’t. Note that the estimates about where the hair falls are for straight hair only. Wavy and curly textured wigs will appear shorter than they really are. Wig Length ChartAt XRSBeauty, we go the extra mile to ensure that our hair is true to length. We select long hair strands for our wigs, so the length you buy is the length you receive. How to Know Your Wig is True to Length inch wig: 18 inch wigs are considered to be long and are known to be the most popular length that women go for. It comes down past your shoulders and looks beautiful in a variety of styles. When you go for this wig length, you can choose curly hair, silky straight styles, sultry waves, or any other style you can think of. One of the best things about 18 inch wigs is that they allow you to feel glam but they are not too difficult to maintain. Wig lengths of 18-22 inches are the most popular since they are long and full without sacrificing volume. They are also great lengths to try out full, glam looks for special occasions. They are also relatively easy to care for in comparison to extremely long wigs. Place one end of a soft measuring tape at the crown of the mannequin’s head (the end that starts at 0 inches). To ensure that you’re measuring at the right point, place the measuring tape where the top of the head begins to slope downward.