Gisela Mayer Wig: Duo Emma

Blended Hair Wig

Advantages

• Combines the benefits of human hair and synthetic hair in one hair solution.

• Impresses with a particularly natural look and a vibrant hair structure.

• Is easier to care for than a pure human hair wig.

• The hairstyle often stays in shape longer and requires less styling effort.

• Offers good possibilities for gentle reshaping, depending on the fiber content.

• Is an attractive choice for anyone who values naturalness, comfort, and a balanced price-performance ratio.

Disadvantages

• Requires more care than a pure synthetic hair wig.

• Is usually less flexible in styling than a pure human hair wig.

• The properties can vary depending on the mixing ratio.

• Dyeing is generally not possible.

• Heat should only be used according to manufacturer's instructions.

Blended hair

is a combination of human hairand synthetic fiber.

This combination creates wigs that combine the natural radiance of human hair with the shape retention and easy care of synthetic hair. Blended hair wigs are therefore a popular choice for anyone who wants a particularly.

Partial Monofilament - Mono-Part**/Weft

In this type of wig, the part area is made of monofilament - a skin-like fabric - onto which each hair is individually hand-tied. This area varies from wig to wig depending on the hairstyle and is either point-shaped or elongated, like a part. This makes the wig look particularly natural in the easily visible areas, as it appears as if the wig hair is growing directly from your own scalp, just like a normal hairstyle. The rest of this wig largely consists of a wefted cap, where the hair is machine-sewn onto fine cotton bands. The weft adapts very well to the shape of the head and has very good air circulation.

Film Front / Lace-Front

Here, in the area of the hairline on the forehead, the hair is individually hand-tied onto a transparent cap base. This makes the fringe look naturally grown and allows for versatile styling.