Is a 7x5 Lace Wig Good for Beginners? An Honest Review

As a novice who has just entered the world of wigs, she always feels a bit nervous when she wants to try a 7x5 lace wig: "Will this lace wig be difficult to wear?" "Will it look fake?" As an "experienced person" who has stepped into the wig world for several months, I especially tried this wig and found that it is not as difficult as I imagined, and even more suitable for beginners than lace front styles. Today, I will give you a heartfelt review from three aspects: "wearing style, naturalness, and care".

Installation: Can Beginners also complete it in 10 minutes?

When I first wore a traditional lace wig, I carefully cut the lace, applied the glue, and fixed the wig, and after half an hour of tossing and turning, it was still not as natural as I expected. But the wear and go 7x5 lace wig is different, it comes with pre-cut lace, pre-plucked hairline, and pre-bleached knots, and does not require tape or glue to secure. When I first wore it, I combed my hair neatly and braided it into a flat shape; I put on a wig cap, aligned the pre-cut lace with the hairline to wear the wig on the head; then adjusted the anti-slip elastic band, and secured the combs. In only a few minutes, I finish the installation. With wear and go wigs, the whole process is so easy and quick, and no glue is used. For beginners, there is no need to cut lace or glue, and two "difficulties" are eliminated, making it really easy to get started.

Natural Look: It's Actually More Realistic!

Let’s be real—if you’re new to wigs, the biggest fear is probably “will this look fake?” Like, nothing’s worse than worrying everyone can tell it’s a wig, especially those obvious edges. But here’s where the 7x5 wide styling area actually helped a lot: It fits the curve of your forehead way better than smaller lace areas, so right off the bat, it doesn’t sit weird or look off. And the lace itself? Super thin and see-through, so it blends with any skin tone. And it also has a "simulated scalp" look, making the hairline look supernatural up close. And wide lace can provide more hairstyling options.

Maintenance: Can Beginners Take Good Care of It?

Beginners often make mistakes: over cleaning to make the wig dry, or improper styling leads to brittle hair. But the maintenance of 7x5 lace wigs is simpler than lace front wigs and 360 lace wigs. I usually only use a wide-toothed comb to gently comb the hair after wearing it, without the need to specifically care for the lace edges, because my 7x5 lace wig is a glueless wig. I often wash it every two weeks. Soak in regular shampoo for 10 minutes when washing, hang on a stand when drying, and don't be afraid of deformation.

Final Thought

Overall, the 7x5 lace wig, especially tReallyhe wear and go 7x5 lace wig is very beginner-friendly: it is easy to wear, has high naturalness, is easy to maintain, and even helps beginners build confidence more. If you are new to the wig and want to try lace styles but are afraid of difficulty, this one can really be washed—you don't have to be afraid of looking fake, and you can easily get a good-looking hairstyle. Isn't this what beginners most want?