Tulle wigs have been developed in Korea and are the most preferred wigs in recent years, by processing the hair strands on the tulle one by one, as well as increasing the air and water permeability of the hair thanks to their pores.
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Tulle is a basic material that has recently started to be produced in products such as wigs, mustaches and beards. It is mainly used for real hair wigs in the cinema and theater industry. In the tulle, where the hair is processed one by one, the scalp is visible through the hair. This gives you a particularly natural and real look, as if the hair comes directly from your own scalp. The paper-thin porous tulle surface is almost invisible on the skin even with a magnifying glass, making your wig look like your natural hair.
How to Cut a Tulle Wig
It is very important to cut the tulle of your wig correctly, making it undetectable. It has a very light tulle base that hides the border between your wig and your real hair. It is very thin, allows the scalp to breathe and allows you to cut your wig to size by cutting it according to your needs.
- To cut the tulle of your wig, first start by placing the wig on top of your head and holding the hair back with the pins.
- This will prevent you from accidentally cutting the wicks. Then, sharp-pointed scissors get to work. Caution, these must be sharpened so as not to damage the tulle.
- Cut the tulle that protrudes on your forehead from the center to the temples (following the natural shape of your wig).
- Remember to leave a margin of two to three millimeters: this will camouflage your wig.
- To increase the natural effect, do not cut straight, you will create a natural look by making small zigzag movements. If you hesitate when cutting, start with a little more margin than necessary and then adjust.
Types of Wigs Using Tulle
- In wigs made of natural hair.
- For wigs made of fiber material.
- On wigs made of synthetic material.
For tulle wig models, you can review our Tulle Wig category.