What Is A Closure Wig?
Closure wigs typically have a 4x4-inch patch placed on the middle, front portion of the hairpiece. This type of weave does not mask your head but only covers the specific “horseshoe” zone in the center of your head. The patch material that creates the illusion of a scalp can be made of lace or silk.

Note that closures alone are usually used to close off an install. This means you may need to purchase additional hair bundles to obtain a full, voluminous wig since closures only cover a small portion of the head. For example, 4x4-inch lace closure is often bought along with 3 or 4 bundles of hair to complete a seamless look.
Closures are available in many different styles, including three-part, middle part and free part. Three-part closures allow you to part your hair in three different ways. Middle part closures only give you one styling option as you can only part the hair in the middle. Free part closures let you part your hair however you please; this type is often more preferred because of its versatility.

Although closures normally come in 4x4-inch size, you can find 5x5-inch, 6x6-inch closure wigs that cover more of the head. You can choose the most suitable option depending on your head size, so it is important to measure your head size before making a purchase. Larger sizes sometimes are a little more expensive.
Pros of a Closure Wig
Closure wigs are easy to maintain.
They are great for all hair types, including curly hair, straight wigs, and body waves.
Closure wigs can be dyed into any color, giving you a wide array of styling options.
Closure wigs blend perfectly blend with your natural hair, giving you an original look that isn’t forced or out of place.

The design of closure wigs ensures that they protect your hair from breakage and damage.
Closure wigs are largely affordable.
Closure wigs often last longer, especially when compared to lace frontals. They also require less maintenance.
Thanks to closure wigs, you don’t have to worry about blending your hair color to your wig. You don’t also need to use heat treatment like stretchers on your hair.
The Cons of Closure wigs
Closure wigs have limited styling options because they are only limited to three styles, including the free-part, three-part, or middle part. If you’re a fan of ponytails, you can’t do that with closure wigs.
Sometimes, it can be hard to fit your closure wig

How Long Does a Wig Closure Last?
The average lifespan of a wig closure about 2 years, although other factors like maintenance, material, and installation affect the lifespan. You’ll also be expected to maintain your wig closure every 2 weeks one month to extend its lifespan.

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