News: What are the main factors that affect the cost of a wig?

As a beginner in the world of wigs, it can be quite overwhelming to navigate the wide range of prices available. Choosing the right wig becomes even more challenging when someone comments on a product you're considering, claiming they found a much cheaper option elsewhere. Since hair wigs aren't standardized, there are no definitive criteria to determine their quality. However, this article will outline the key factors that affect wig prices, helping you make a more informed choice. 

1. Human Hair Material
Hair Wigs are primarily made from two types of hair materials: synthetic hair and human hair. At https://www.hismilehair.com/, we exclusively offer human hair wigs, so our focus will be on that type.

Unprocessed Bulk Hair
(1) What distinguishes Indian Hair, Malaysian Hair, Chinese Hair, and Brazilian Hair?
These types are categorized based on their origin, specifically the country from which the hair is sourced. The pricing is not primarily determined by the hair's origin but rather by whether it is virgin hair or not.
Now, addressing question (2), what is the difference between virgin hair and remy hair?
Virgin human hair refers to hair that has not undergone any chemical treatments, including dyes, perms, bleaching, or other common processes. If the hair has been subjected to any of these treatments, it is classified as remy hair. 
Clearly, virgin human hair is more expensive than remy hair due to its greater strength and ability to be dyed in vibrant colors without the dryness often associated with remy hair.

2. Hair Length

Hair length is a significant factor influencing wig prices; longer hair takes more time to grow and tends to be more expensive. As economies develop, women are increasingly likely to change their hairstyles, making longer hair increasingly rare. 

3. Cap Construction
Various cap constructions require different levels of craftsmanship, which is why you may find that some synthetic wigs can be pricier than human hair wigs. For details on all the cap constructions we offer, please refer to this page. There are primarily three types of cap constructions available in the market.

(1)Human hair Full lace cap wigs are the most costly type of wig because every strand of hair is individually hand-tied to the lace cap, allowing for versatile parting similar to natural hair. 
(2) The 360 lace cap features an innovative design with lace surrounding the entire perimeter, enabling free parting at the front and the option to style it in a high ponytail by securing the lace at the nape, similar to a full lace cap. 
(3) Lace front cap wigs offer a more budget-friendly option compared to full lace cap wigs. However, prices can vary based on the size of the lace front area; a larger hand-tied lace section will generally be more expensive. The largest parting area available for lace front wigs at EvaWigs.com is 6" x 6", allowing for a longer part line. 
(4) Hair density refers to the amount of hair used in constructing a wig; higher density means more hair is used, resulting in a higher price.

How can you determine if the hair density is sufficient for your purchase? Hair density is technically measured by the amount of hair sewn into each lace hole, but it's important to note that the hair isn't distributed evenly. For a pre-plucked hairline wig, there is typically less hair sewn along the hairline compared to other areas to achieve a more natural look. 

To select the appropriate wig density, you can refer to the hair density chart provided by EvaWigs.com. Keep in mind that not all wig manufacturers use the same density chart, similar to how clothing and shoe sizes vary, as wigs are not standardized products.

5. Wig Company
The prices of wigs are influenced not only by the four main factors previously mentioned but also by the operational costs of different wig companies.

6. Other Factors
Additional considerations include profit margins, promotions, and more. 

When selecting a wig, it's essential to clearly understand your primary needs, as this will help you find the most suitable option within your budget. For instance, if you frequently want to change your hair color, a #613 virgin human hair wig would be preferable to a natural black remy human hair wig. If you lack the time for maintenance, a shorter bob wig would be more practical than a long, thick wig.