Deep Wave Human Hair Wigs | 13x4 Lace Front & Closure

Between Body Wave and Curl

Deep wave has a clearly defined S-shaped pattern — tight enough to read as deliberate styling, loose enough that it isn't a curl. It's the texture of the "beach waves but better" look, and it's what our customers choose when they want their wig to look like it was done by a stylist rather than slept on.

The practical difference from body wave is definition. Deep wave holds a curl pattern through a whole day and through a wash; body wave relaxes a bit more and looks softer.

Our Deep Wave Options

  • 13x4 lace front — deep wave works beautifully with a side part. The pattern frames the face and covers the lace naturally.
  • 4x4 closure — a defined part with a lower price point.
  • 180% and 210% density.
  • 8–14 inch lengths.
  • Natural black and a highlighted colored tone.

Why the Density Matters More Here

Deep wave creates its own volume, but it also compresses: the tighter the pattern, the more the hair shrinks. That's why a deep wave at 180% can look flatter than you'd expect, while the same hair at 210% holds the pattern visibly. If your hair is fine, 210% is the safer choice here.

Styling and Care

Deep wave benefits most from a curl-definition routine: a leave-in conditioner or lightweight mousse, scrunched in, then dried with a diffuser on low. This is the one texture where we recommend a diffuser — it's the difference between a pattern that lasts a day and one that lasts three.

Never brush it dry. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb, working from the ends up, ideally with a little leave-in spray to add slip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Scrunch with a lightweight mousse or leave-in conditioner, then dry with a diffuser on low heat. Avoid brushing the hair once it's fully dry — that flattens the pattern. Our wash and care guide has the full routine.

No. Deep wave has an S-shaped pattern — it moves like a wave, not a ring. It doesn't form the individual spirals that curly hair makes. That difference is why deep wave is easier to maintain.

210% for deep wave. The tighter pattern compresses the hair, so 180% reads flatter than the same density in body wave. 210% keeps the pattern visible.

Yes, and it's one of our most popular textures for textured hair, because the pattern is close to a relaxed 3C/4C wave. It blends naturally with a relaxed natural hairstyle underneath.

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Between Body Wave and Curl

Deep wave has a clearly defined S-shaped pattern — tight enough to read as deliberate styling, loose enough that it isn't a curl. It's the texture of the "beach waves but better" look, and it's what our customers choose when they want their wig to look like it was done by a stylist rather than slept on.

The practical difference from body wave is definition. Deep wave holds a curl pattern through a whole day and through a wash; body wave relaxes a bit more and looks softer.

Our Deep Wave Options

  • 13x4 lace front — deep wave works beautifully with a side part. The pattern frames the face and covers the lace naturally.
  • 4x4 closure — a defined part with a lower price point.
  • 180% and 210% density.
  • 8–14 inch lengths.
  • Natural black and a highlighted colored tone.

Why the Density Matters More Here

Deep wave creates its own volume, but it also compresses: the tighter the pattern, the more the hair shrinks. That's why a deep wave at 180% can look flatter than you'd expect, while the same hair at 210% holds the pattern visibly. If your hair is fine, 210% is the safer choice here.

Styling and Care

Deep wave benefits most from a curl-definition routine: a leave-in conditioner or lightweight mousse, scrunched in, then dried with a diffuser on low. This is the one texture where we recommend a diffuser — it's the difference between a pattern that lasts a day and one that lasts three.

Never brush it dry. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb, working from the ends up, ideally with a little leave-in spray to add slip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Scrunch with a lightweight mousse or leave-in conditioner, then dry with a diffuser on low heat. Avoid brushing the hair once it's fully dry — that flattens the pattern. Our wash and care guide has the full routine.

No. Deep wave has an S-shaped pattern — it moves like a wave, not a ring. It doesn't form the individual spirals that curly hair makes. That difference is why deep wave is easier to maintain.

210% for deep wave. The tighter pattern compresses the hair, so 180% reads flatter than the same density in body wave. 210% keeps the pattern visible.

Yes, and it's one of our most popular textures for textured hair, because the pattern is close to a relaxed 3C/4C wave. It blends naturally with a relaxed natural hairstyle underneath.

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