Human Hair Wig - Body Wave Transparent Full Lace Wig - Blonde (613)

The Wave Came Through the Lift
Lifting any hair this far wears down the outside of every strand, and one of the first things to go is whatever bend was in it, which is why so much cheap 613 turns up with a tired half-wave. This one still moves in a proper S from the crown down, and it stays that way as long as no more bleach ever touches it.

Tied Into the Mesh by Hand
A full lace cap is tied by hand the whole way around, each strand looped into the mesh instead of sewn on in rows, so nothing at the root is locked facing one direction. Rake it clean back from your forehead, move the parting to the other side at lunchtime, and the hair goes with you rather than creeping back to where it started, with a front edge that sits like a real hairline instead of a drawn-on band.

Nothing Gives at the Back
The lace carries right through to the rear edge, so a high tail or a pinned-up twist has no row of stitching back there waiting to catch someone's eye. The bend pays off in an updo too, since gathered wavy hair keeps its body instead of hanging like rope.

130% Goes Further on a Warm Blonde
It fills the parting and keeps the lengths thick without loading down your head, and on this shade you need less than you'd guess. Light warm colors read bigger to the eye than dark ones, and a waved strand takes up more space than a straight one, and together they make 130% wear fuller than the number sounds.

Gold in It on Purpose
This 613 holds a warm cast rather than being driven to a stark white, and that's the version worth owning. Push hair past that pale-yellow point and it gives up the protein that lets a strand stretch, so it pulls and snaps instead of springing back.

Pale Hair Gets Thirsty
Lightening leaves the scales on the outside of the hair standing open, so this takes conditioner in quickly and lets moisture go just as quickly, which is why a blonde piece feels dry on a day a dark one wouldn't. Condition it every wash and detangle it damp, ends first and then upward, and the rest of the wig routine is honestly simple.

Virgin Hair Underneath the Color
Nothing was stripped or permed out of this before anyone lightened it, so the cuticle still runs one direction along the whole length. That counts double on a wave: hair put through round after round of chemistry has a chewed-up surface that grips itself like velcro where it rubs your collar, and that grip is where matting begins.