Creating high-quality human hair wigs involves precision and expertise. One key technique, which plays a crucial role in the final look, is bleaching knots. This ensures wigs appear as if the hair grows directly from the scalp, providing a highly natural look.
What Are Bleached Knots?
In lace wigs, hair strands are tied to lace through a process called ventilating, which creates knots that secure the hair. However, these knots can sometimes be visible, especially in darker hair. This is where bleaching knots becomes essential. By lightening the knots, they blend seamlessly with the scalp, creating the illusion of hair growing naturally.
Single Knots vs. Double Knots in Lace Front Wigs
When it comes to lace front wigs, you will typically find two types of knots: single knots and double knots.
- Single knots involve tying a single strand of hair to the lace, which results in smaller and less noticeable knots. At Lace Fronts Australia, we use single knots around the entire front of our wigs to achieve the most realistic look possible, especially once the knots are bleached.
- On the other hand, double knots tie two strands of hair to the lace, which creates a slightly larger, more secure knot. This method works well in areas that require extra volume, though the knots may be more visible.
Why Bleaching Knots Matters
The process of bleaching knots on your Lace Fronts Australia wig is essential for eliminating the small black dots that can appear on unbleached units. It lightens the knots and allows them to blend naturally with your scalp. As a result, the wig achieves a flawless, seamless finish that looks incredibly realistic.
Moreover, our perfected bleached knots technique ensures that the process does not damage the wig. This not only enhances the appearance but also ensures your wig remains durable and beautiful for years to come.