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Wigs for Women at Wig Studio 1

Shop our full collection of women's wigs from Jon Renau, Raquel Welch, Belle Tress, Envy and Ellen Wille, Rene of Paris, Noriko, Amore, Gabor, TressAllure and PUSH. Whether you're new to wigs, managing hair loss from alopecia, chemotherapy or thinning, or simply love changing your look, you'll find every length, texture, color and cap style here, with expert help when you need it.

Shop wigs by hair type

synthetic wigs: ready to wear and easy care; the style returns after washing
heat-friendly synthetic wigs: synthetic fiber you can style with low heat
human hair wigs: the most natural look and feel, styled like your own hair

Shop wigs by cap

lace front wigs: a natural-looking hairline you can wear off the face
monofilament wigs and double monofilament wigs: a realistic part and scalp look; double mono adds softness for sensitive scalps
capless wigs: lightweight, open-wefted caps for airflow
Learn the differences in our cap construction guide

Shop wigs by length and size

short wigs, medium-length wigs and long wigs, plus petite wigs and large cap wigs.

Wigs FAQ

Which wig is best for a beginner?
Many first-time wearers start with a synthetic or heat-friendly wig with a lace front and a monofilament part or top. It's easy to care for, looks natural and costs less than human hair.

What's the difference between synthetic, heat-friendly and human hair wigs?
Synthetic wigs hold their style and need the least care but can't take heat. Heat-friendly synthetic can be curled or straightened with low heat. Human hair looks and moves most naturally and can be styled like your own hair, but needs styling after each wash.

Which wig cap is most comfortable for sensitive scalps?
Hand-tied caps, double monofilament tops and lace fronts are soft against the skin and popular for chemotherapy and medical hair loss.

How do I know my cap size?
Measure around your head along the hairline, behind the ears and across the nape. Petite caps typically fit about 20" to 21.25", average about 21.5" to 22.5", and large about 23" and up, though each brand's chart varies a little. See our step-by-step measuring guide.

Can I use heat on a wig?
Only on heat-friendly synthetic and human hair. Heat-friendly synthetic fiber can usually withstand up to 350°F, and we recommend styling at 270°F to 280°F. Human hair can be styled with low heat and a heat protectant. Standard synthetic fiber can't be heat styled. Each product page lists the hair type and heat guidance, and our heat-friendly wig care guide and human hair wig care guide cover the details.

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Wigs for Women Collection FAQs

What types of wigs does Wig Studio 1 sell?

Wig Studio 1 carries synthetic wigs, heat-friendly synthetic wigs, lace front wigs, and human hair wigs in a wide range of styles, lengths, and cap constructions.

Are your wigs suitable for medical hair loss?

Yes. Many of our wigs are suitable for chemotherapy, alopecia, trichotillomania, and other medical hair loss needs. Lightweight, hand-tied, lace front, and monofilament options are available for comfort and realism. If you need assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via email at support@wigstudio1.com.

How do I choose the right wig?

We provide detailed product descriptions, educational guides, real customer photos, and virtual consultations to help you choose the right wig based on cap size, fiber type, lifestyle, and desired look.

Do your wigs look natural?

Yes. At Wig Studio 1, we focus on high-quality wigs designed with realistic hairlines, natural movement, and modern styling. Lace fronts and monofilament features enhance realism.

Are wigs available in different cap sizes?

Many styles are available in petite, average, and large cap sizes. Cap size availability is listed on each product page. Additionally, some brands run slightly smaller than other brands. If you need assistance, please reach out to us via email at support@wigstudio1.com. Here is a guide for how to measure your head for a wig.