Using U-Part Wigs: What Are Its Pros and Cons?

U-part wigs can be as elegant or basic as you’d like, and are great for experimentation with colors, textures, and lengths, and, it allows a natural look without looking “wiggy”.   But why is it called a U-part wig in the first place? The main reason for this is that a U-part wig has a U-shaped piece cut into the front that allows you to pull a small part of your hair through the u-shaped opening.  This means that the part shows your own scalp, which lends to the natural look. 

U part wigs are attached by securing with clips and combs for short-term wear, or by sewing on to braids, similar to the way sewn-in extensions with “leave out” is installed.

 

What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of using U-Part Wigs?

Using a U-part wig as part of your daily style can give you some advantages. And some of them are:

  • Having a more versatility than a sew-in
  • Easy access when it comes to your hair and scalp
  • Easy and chemical free way of trying different hairstyles and colors
  • Undetectable
  • Creates fullness and length

Some of the disadvantages of u-part wig:

  • Short duration in wearing time
  • If heat is required for blending, it defeats the purpose of protective styling
  • Possible breakage of hair due to excess heat from blending
  • Clips and combs required to attach the wig can be uncomfortable for those with sensitive scalps
  • It is not suitable for people with alopecia, or excessive hair breakage in the area where the parting will be

Knowing the advantages and the disadvantages of having or wearing a U-part wig is important before considering if getting it for your hair is crucial or not. Now that you already know it, the decision is still up to you.

To design your own U-part wig and other hair extensions, do visit our website today at tiffanichanel.com

 

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