Beyond Dawlish

While both wigs and hair weaving offer solutions for enhancing hair volume or covering hair loss, they differ significantly in application and appearance. A full cap-like hairpiece that is simple to put on and take off of the scalp is called a wig. It offers a quick and non-committal way to change hairstyles or cover baldness. On the other hand, hair weaving involves integrating additional hair, either synthetic or natural, into a person’s existing hair. This is done through various techniques such as sewing, bonding, or gluing wefts of hair onto braided natural hair or a net.

Hair weaving provides a more natural and secure feel since it is attached directly to the person’s hair. Unlike wigs, which can shift or fall off, hair weaving stays in place, allowing for more active lifestyles. It also allows for longer-term wear and can be styled similarly to natural hair. However, hair weaving typically requires professional installation and periodic maintenance to prevent damage to the scalp or natural hair. Ultimately, whether one chooses a wig or hair weaving depends on lifestyle needs, desired look, and maintenance preferences. Both options offer versatility, but hair weaving offers a more semi-permanent and integrated solution.