density guide
Density Guide
Density is how much hair is on the cap — and higher isn't better, it's just different. Here's how to match it to your face, your frame, and your life.
Natural density
Around 130–150%, Natural moves like real hair, parts cleanly, and reads as your own in daylight. The default for everyday wear and the safest choice for a first piece.
Full density
150–180% gives body and styling options while still believable in person. A good middle ground if your natural hair was always thick.
Glam density
180% and up is volume for days — striking in photos and content, louder and heavier in real life. Choose it when the piece is meant to be a statement.
Why we don't recommend beginners max it out
A high-density piece is harder to blend, hotter to wear, and more obviously a wig to the trained eye. The hairline-to-density ratio is what sells the illusion, and a wall of hair at the front breaks it. Start Natural; go fuller later if you want.
Face, height, and scenario
Petite frames and shorter heights are overwhelmed by Glam — Natural or Full keeps proportions honest. Tall frames carry Full and Glam easily. For daily wear, lean Natural; for events and content, Glam earns its weight. When the density matches your frame, no one notices it — which is the point.
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