A fringe is the shortcut to a flawless install: the bang sits over the hairline, so there's no lace to melt and no baby hairs to lay. Curtain bangs frame the face and part in the middle; a blunt or wispy fringe hides the perimeter entirely. Either way it's on in minutes.

Choose your construction

Cap	Best for	Parting	Level
HD Full Lace	Updos, any parting direction	Whole cap	Advanced
13x6 Frontal	Deep parts, front buns	6 inches	Intermediate
13x4 Frontal	Everyday front-facing styles	4 inches	Beginner
5x5 / 4x4 Closure	Sew-ins, protective installs	Centre / side	Beginner
Glueless	Wear-and-go, no adhesive	Pre-set	Easiest

Make it last

Wash cool, downward

Co-wash every 8–10 wears with cool water, stroking down the strand — never scrubbing the knots.

Condition mid-to-end

Keep conditioner off the lace and knots; concentrate it where the hair is oldest and driest.

Air-dry on a stand

Dry on a canvas head to hold the cap shape. Diffuse waves and curls; never brush them dry.

Wrap or bonnet nightly

Satin at night stops friction frizz and doubles the time between washes.

Questions

Wigs With Bangs, answered.

Most here are glueless or have a small lace panel the fringe covers, so you rarely need to melt anything. The bang does the hairline work for you.
The fringe ships pre-cut and styled. You can trim it a touch to frame your face, but there's no need to shape it from scratch.

Still deciding? Ask our team or take the two-minute match quiz.

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