If you plan to make wigs, the first thing you must learn is how to ventilate hair. Hair ventilation is the process of attaching individual strands of hair into a wig cap base or netting. It will take time and patience to master the new skill, but once it is learned, you are well on your way to become a master wig maker!

Learning how to create custom wig caps is also an essential skill. Many people choose to wear conventional wigs purchased from the local beauty supply, while other people seek a more customized look. Conventional wigs take the "One Size Fits All" approach and customized wigs are designed to suit each client on an individual basis. Being skilled in making custom wig caps will make you very marketable because your high-end clients and business professions will want a wig designed that looks very natural and not "wiggy".

The most popular type of wig on the market today is the lace front wig. It is in demand because the lace around the perimeter of the wig is extremely thin and the hair looks as if it is growing directly from the scalp.

Installing the wig unit is very important and you must be familiar with different installation techniques. All clients are different and one technique may work for one, but not for another. Make sure that the unit is secure and does not shift.

Increasingly becoming more popular with full lace/front lace wig wearers and medically safe is here, contact liquid adhesive and Supertape, which is formulated with a water-based adhesive that is skin and environmentally friendly.

By being educated about the ingredients used in lace wig adhesives and our bodies' reaction to them, we are preserving our health while maintaining a great look.