Machine Made Vs Handmade Wigs

Do you know the wigs how to make them? They have two ways--machine and handmade.

Today, we’ll have a talk about machine made vs handmade wigs

First of all, let's take a look at the characteristics of machine made wigs.

1. Time. Machine-made wigs are produced in large quantities, and usually a large number of orders can be completed in a relatively short time. Therefore, you can choose to use the machine for large and urgent orders.

2. Cost. The machines are produced in large quantities and have fixed weft threads, so they cost less in manpower and material resources and save a lot of cost.

3. Comfort. The robotic wig had a hairline, and although it was covered with elastic at the weft, it was no match for the artificial wig.

4. Variability. Multilateral is for the hand made wigs. Machine wigs are limited, but hand-made wigs have a wider selection and higher requirements for lace. In particular, some customers like to customize some special wigs, which cannot be completed by machines.

While weft prevents hair loss and pulls, machine-made hair provides only limited versatility.

Secondly, let's take a look at handmade wigs(all of them are about lace wigs, like transparent lace wig, water wave lace wigs and so on).

1. Time. Artificial wigs are almost all lace wigs, which require far more manpower and time than machine-made wigs.In addition, artificial wigs cannot be completed well in the prescribed time for large and urgent orders.

2. Cost. Artificial wigs require a lot of human and material resources, the procedure is more complex, so the cost on the cost will be higher.

3. Comfort. Artificial wigs are almost all about lace wigs, so they can be much more comfortable than machine wigs.

4. Variability. Artificial wigs can be supplemented by many other requirements, such as designing where the lace are placed, how big they are, and meeting customers' various needs.

Hand-made wigs have the most natural look because of lace and are weft free, giving them unlimited parting and styling versatility.

So, do you have a clear know for them?