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Full Lace Wigs — 100% Human Hair

Lace from your hairline to your nape — part it anywhere, wear it up, no track in sight.

A full lace wig is lace across the entire cap — front hairline all the way around to the nape, every strand hand-tied to it. There is no weft anywhere on the head, so the part goes wherever you want it and the hair goes up: high ponytail, slicked bun, braided updo, no track in sight.

Transparent lace, 130% density, medium 22.5" cap, free part. Silky straight and body wave in natural black and pre-colored #613 blonde, 10 to 26 inches. All 100% human hair — wash it, flat iron it, color it darker. Free shipping, 30-day returns.

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  • Straight Full Lace Wig

    Straight Full Lace Wig

    $186.00
  • Body Wave Full Lace Wig - #613 Blonde

    Body Wave Full Lace Wig - #613 Blonde

    $176.00
  • Body Wave Full Lace Wig

    Body Wave Full Lace Wig

    $186.00
  • Straight Full Lace Wig - #613 Blonde

    Straight Full Lace Wig - #613 Blonde

    $220.00

Which texture is right for you

Full Lace Wig360 Lace WigLace Front WigHeadband Wig
Where the lace isThe entire cap, hairline to napeA band around the perimeterFront hairline onlyNone — fabric band across the front
Where you can part itAnywhere, in any directionAlong the edges, not the crownAlong the frontNo part — the band covers the front
High ponytailYesYesNo — the back is weftedNo
InstallLongest. Lace all the way around to lay and secureModerateQuicker — one lace edge to meltUnder a minute, no adhesive
UpkeepHigh. Thin lace tears if you rush the takedownModerateModerateLow
Choose it forChanging your part, wearing hair up, photos from every anglePonytails without full-lace upkeepA natural hairline worn downDaily wear with zero install
Buying guide (read before you buy)

Who is a full lace wig actually for?

Someone who wants to change how the hair sits without buying another unit. If you part in the same place every day and always wear it down, a lace front gets you the same hairline for less money and less work. If you want a middle part on Monday, a deep side part on Friday and a high ponytail on Saturday, full lace is the only cap that does all three. It is also the honest answer for anyone who gets photographed from behind.

How do you install a full lace wig?

Braid your own hair flat and put on a wig cap first — a lumpy foundation shows through 130% density. Try the wig on and mark the hairline before you cut anything, then cut the lace following the hairline rather than straight across, leaving about an eighth of an inch. Secure the perimeter with adhesive, a melt band or a wig grip, tighten the straps at the nape, then lay the front. Take it off the same way every night: soften the adhesive first, never pull. Thin lace tears.

How long does a full lace wig last?

Worn a few days a week and handled carefully, a full lace unit holds up for months, because it is human hair rather than fiber — you can wash it, condition it and style it back to new. What ends one early is almost never the hair; it is the lace. Rough takedowns tear the perimeter, and heat above 350 degrees cooks the ends. Wash it off your head in a basin, air dry it on a stand, and store it on the stand or in a satin bag rather than folded in a drawer.

What density and cap size are these?

All of them are 130% density on a medium cap, roughly 22.5 inches around, with adjustable straps. 130% reads as natural, everyday fullness — close to the density most people's own hair has. If you want big, dramatic volume, this is not that unit; densities of 180% and 200% exist for that and they cost more and shed more light through the lace. The lace itself is transparent, which sits close enough to most skin tones to skip bleaching knots.

Which texture and length should you choose?

Silky straight is flat and glossy — the sleekest finish here, and the least forgiving, since there is no wave to disguise a lifted edge. Body wave is an open S-pattern with movement, which hides a slightly imperfect melt and reads softer. On length, remember hair is measured straight, so a body wave unit hangs shorter than the number on the label: 22 inches of body wave sits closer to 19 or 20 on the body. Shorter units at 10 and 14 inches are the easiest to wear daily — less weight on the cap and less friction at the ends.

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Full Lace Wigs — Lace From Hairline to Nape

A full lace wig is lace across the entire cap, front hairline all the way around to the nape, with every strand hand-tied to it. There is no wefted section anywhere on the head, which is why the part can go wherever you want it — middle, deep side, zigzag, three parts in one week — and why the hair can be pulled into a high ponytail, a bun or an updo without a track showing at the back. No other cap construction gives you all of that.

Mayvenn carries full lace on transparent lace at 130% density, in a medium 22.5-inch cap, free part. Two textures — silky straight and body wave — in natural black and pre-colored #613 blonde, 10 to 26 inches, $155 to $511. Every unit is human hair, so it washes, flat irons and colors like your own. Free shipping on every order, and 30 days to return an untouched wig.

Full lace wig questions

What is a full lace wig?

A wig whose entire cap is lace — from the front hairline all the way around to the nape — with every strand hand-tied to that lace. Because there is no wefted or machine-made section anywhere on the cap, the hair can be parted in any direction and pulled into a high ponytail, a bun or an updo without exposing a track. It is the most versatile wig construction made, and the most delicate.

What is the difference between a full lace wig and a lace front wig?

A lace front wig has lace only at the front hairline; the rest of the cap is wefted hair sewn onto a fabric base. You get a natural-looking hairline and a part along the front, but the back is solid, so a high ponytail shows a track. A full lace wig is lace over the whole head, so you can part anywhere and wear the hair up. Lace front is faster and cheaper to install; full lace buys you styling range.

Is a full lace wig the same as a 360 lace wig?

No. A 360 wig has a band of lace running around the perimeter of the head with a machine-made weft filling the middle of the cap. It lets you wear a ponytail and part along the edges, but the crown is not lace, so you cannot part it anywhere you like. A full lace wig is lace across the entire cap, including the crown.

Can you wear a full lace wig in a ponytail or an updo?

Yes — that is the main reason people buy one. Because the cap is lace all the way to the nape, the hairline reads as scalp from every angle, so a high ponytail, a slicked bun, a half-up or a braided updo all work without a track showing at the back. Secure the perimeter well before you pull the hair up.

Can you wear a full lace wig without glue?

You can, with an elastic band, adjustable straps or a wig grip holding the perimeter, and many people wear one glueless day to day. Adhesive or a melt spray gets you a flatter, longer-lasting hairline for events and photos. If you want a truly no-adhesive routine, a glueless headband wig is the easier daily option.

How much does a full lace wig cost?

At Mayvenn, full lace wigs run $155 to $511 depending on length and color. Natural black starts at $155 for 10 inches and reaches $449 at 26 inches; pre-colored #613 blonde runs $176 to $511, since lightening the hair adds cost. Full lace sits above every other cap construction because the entire wig is hand-tied rather than partly machine-wefted.

Browse every human hair wig, or build the look yourself with virgin bundles and a 13x6 lace frontal. Wigs come back within 30 days of delivery: untouched for a full refund, worn for store credit. Full terms are in the return policy.

Frequently asked questions

What is a full lace wig?

A wig whose entire cap is lace — from the front hairline all the way around to the nape — with every strand hand-tied to that lace. Because there is no wefted or machine-made section anywhere on the cap, the hair can be parted in any direction and pulled into a high ponytail, a bun or an updo without exposing a track. It is the most versatile wig construction made, and the most delicate.

What is the difference between a full lace wig and a lace front wig?

A lace front wig has lace only at the front hairline; the rest of the cap is wefted hair sewn onto a fabric base. You get a natural-looking hairline and a part along the front, but the back is solid, so a high ponytail shows a track. A full lace wig is lace over the whole head, so you can part anywhere and wear the hair up. Lace front is faster and cheaper to install; full lace buys you styling range.

Is a full lace wig the same as a 360 lace wig?

No. A 360 wig has a band of lace running around the perimeter of the head with a machine-made weft filling the middle of the cap. It lets you wear a ponytail and part along the edges, but the crown is not lace, so you cannot part it anywhere you like. A full lace wig is lace across the entire cap, including the crown. A 360 is easier to install and cheaper; full lace is the one with no restrictions.

Can you wear a full lace wig in a ponytail or an updo?

Yes — that is the main reason people buy one. Because the cap is lace all the way to the nape, the hairline reads as scalp from every angle, so a high ponytail, a slicked bun, a half-up or a braided updo all work without a track showing at the back. Secure the perimeter well before you pull the hair up, and use a soft hold rather than yanking the lace at the nape.

Can you wear a full lace wig without glue?

You can, with an elastic band, adjustable straps or a wig grip holding the perimeter, and many people wear one glueless day to day. Adhesive or a melt spray gets you a flatter, longer-lasting hairline for events and photos. If you want a truly no-adhesive routine, a glueless headband wig is the easier daily option — full lace rewards a careful install.

How much does a full lace wig cost?

At Mayvenn, full lace wigs run $155 to $511 depending on length and color. Natural black starts at $155 for 10 inches and reaches $449 at 26 inches; pre-colored #613 blonde runs $176 to $511, since lightening the hair adds cost. Full lace sits above every other cap construction because the entire wig is hand-tied to lace rather than partly machine-wefted — you are paying for the labor and for parting freedom no other cap gives you.