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Braided wigs represent cultural heritage, effectively enhance beauty and confidence, and save time and cost. Compared to traditional braiding, which can cause excessive tension on the scalp leading to traction alopecia or scalp inflammation, braided wigs significantly reduce scalp strain, protect scalp health, and maintain the aesthetic and style of braiding. Onime Hair encourages ladies to explore their beauty. That's why Onime Hair will continue to launch new braided wigs for all women.

What is Onime Braided wigs?

Onime braided wigs are made from real human hair and styled in advance. They offer three different lace designs: braided frontal, closure, or full lace, catering to various braided hairstyle ideas. They also come in different lengths with curled ends and are available in natural black, brown, and ombre honey blonde. Whether for everyday wear, events, or cosplay braided hairstyles, there's something for everyone.

How To Choose The Right Braided Wig For Your Face Shape?

Choosing braided wigs depends on your face shape, your style, and your personality.
  • Round faces: Any length of braided wig is suitable. Try the Boho Braids Deep Curly Glueless 5x5 Closure Lace wig, a short braided hair wig that adds a cute and playful touch.

  • Square and long faces: We recommend a long braided wig with bangs. Using bangs to slightly frame your face can help balance your facial shape.

  • Diamond faces: A medium-length braided wig is recommended to enhance your face shape and create a unique look.

How Long Do Braided Wigs Typically Last?

The lifespan of braided wigs generally depends on factors such as the wig's raw material, frequency of use, and post-use care and storage. Braided human hair wigs, with proper use and care, can last approximately one to two years, two-thirds longer than synthetic braided wigs. Virgin hair braided wigs, with proper cleaning and care, can last for up to three years, but this depends on the condition of the lace.

How To Properly Care For And Maintain Braided Wigs?

Like other human hair wigs, braided lace wigs and full lace braided wigs also need to be cleaned to remove grease and dust to avoid damaging the hair. It is worth noting that braided wigs need to pay more attention to the maintenance of the shape and avoid pulling the braids during cleaning. 

Tutorial video for cleaning a braided wig

Note: Video made by Youtuber@Melissa Danielle

Learn how to wash your braided wig with this step-by-step tutorial video. #BraidedWig #CleanAndMaintainWig

Updated on November 18, 2025

FAQ about Braided Wigs

How do I determine which braided wig length is best for me?

Consider your height, face shape, and personal style preferences. 18-24 inches tends to suit most people. Measure from your crown to see where different lengths fall on your body. Long braided wigs look more glamorous and charming, while short braided wigs appear energetic and vibrant. Choose a length that matches your style goals.
How much hair do I need for braiding my natural hair underneath?

To blend braided wigs naturally, you need at least 2 inches of your own hair to braid underneath. This allows your real hair to blend seamlessly with the wig's braided texture. Longer hair provides more styling options.
Should I choose a braided wig with straight or curly ends?

Braided wigs with curly ends create a lively, playful look. Wigs with straight ends appear sleeker and more polished. Choose your preferred texture based on the style you wish to achieve. Both offer versatile styling options.
How long does a human hair braided wig last?

With proper care, including gentle washing, air drying, nightly removal, and storage on a wig stand, a human hair braided wig will typically last 12 months or longer before needing replacement.
How to make braided wigs?

Start with a high-quality lace wig cap that fits securely. Use a ventilating needle to attach pre-stretched synthetic or human hair to the cap, knotting each strand carefully through the lace to create a realistic scalp effect. For full lace wigs, this process can take several days due to the detailed handwork involved. After securing the hair, braid it into your desired style—such as box braids, cornrows, or twists—ensuring consistency in size and tightness. Use hot water sealing or hair mousse to finish and set the braids, especially if using synthetic hair. For the most natural look, pluck the hairline slightly and add baby hairs. You can also tint the lace to better match the wearer’s skin tone. Precision, patience, and high-quality materials are key to creating a durable, natural-looking braided wig that is both stylish and protective for the wearer’s natural hair.