Retailers often sell what is, to you, the same wig under a different name. Pick one and see it at every retailer we list, with the cheapest like-for-like price marked.
2 listings elsewhere start lower for the same wig: from $99.90 at Amanda Hair, $79 less.
"From" is each listing's starting price: its shortest length and lowest density. Longer and fuller options cost more at every retailer, so compare the exact length you want on the retailer's page. A coupon can change the order too: try the coupon calculator.
Every one of these has to agree: the lace size, the texture and its pattern (Jerry curly is not Burmese curly), the colour and the shade within it, glueless or not, the cut (bob, bangs, layers), and densities and lengths that overlap. HD and transparent lace don't count as the same. A listing that doesn't say something the other one does isn't assumed to match it, so some real matches are missed rather than a different wig shown as the same.
"Cheaper" is only shown when the other listing starts at the same lace size, at least as long and at least as dense, and isn't more than two and a half times apart, which usually means a premium line or a price that belongs to another option. Hair quality and the cap itself aren't in the listings, so read both retailers' pages before you decide.
Often, under different names. We only call two listings the same when the lace size, texture and curl pattern, colour, density, lengths, cut and glueless fitting all match. Hair quality isn't in any listing, so read both retailers' pages before you buy.
A listing's "from" price is its shortest length and lowest density. If one retailer starts at 10 inches and another at 16, their starting prices don't compare, so we only call a wig cheaper when it starts at least as long and as dense.
No. We compare listings from the retailers and link to their own product pages, where you check the price for your length and buy from them.
