Measuring glueless frontal wig dimensions is straightforward—focus on two core metrics: width (ear-to-ear coverage) and depth (hairline-to-back extension). Here’s a step-by-step guide:
1. Prepare Tools
Use a soft measuring tape (flexible, non-stretchy for accuracy).
Lay the glueless frontal wig flat on a clean, smooth surface (e.g., a table) with the lace side facing up.
Smooth out wrinkles or folds to ensure the frontal lies naturally—do not stretch it.
2. Measure Width (Key Metric for "Ear-to-Ear" Coverage)
Locate the two outer edges of the glueless frontal wig (these align with your temples/ears when worn).
Place the start of the measuring tape at one outer edge (left temple position).
Extend the tape straight across the front of the lace to the opposite outer edge (right temple position).
Read the number—this is the width (e.g., 13 inches for a 13×6 frontal).
3. Measure Depth (Key Metric for Parting/Styling Space)
Find the front edge of the lace (the part that mimics your natural hairline).
Place the measuring tape at the center of this front edge.
Extend the tape backward (toward the crown of the head, following the natural direction of the hair) to the innermost edge of the lace.
Read the number—this is the depth (e.g., 6 inches for a 13×6 frontal).
4. Tips for Accuracy
Measure 2-3 times and take the average to avoid errors.
Do not pull or stretch the lace—this will skew the measurements.
For irregularly shaped glueless frontal wig (e.g., 360 frontal), measure the full perimeter (around the entire lace) instead of just width/depth.