With the development of the hair industry, there are so many wigs to choose from. Two options that come to mind are the U part and V part wigs. The versatility offered by these wigs has made them a popular choice, especially useful for women who want to experiment with or change hairstyles without changing their natural hair. Because V Part wigs are so easy to install, you do not have to be an expert to wear either wig, which means you save time and money.

While both wig types are a quick way to change your look, a question I am frequently asked is which wig is better. Is it a U part wig or a V part wig? To answer the question, let’s find out what U and V part wigs are, and then we will delve into the pros and cons of each one.

If you are thinking about buying a V part or U part wig but are unsure which one to buy, this article will help you understand the benefits and drawbacks of each wig.

What are U part wigs?

U part wigs are glueless wigs with a U-shaped opening on the front or side f that allows you to leave out some of your hair to blend with the wig. The part creates a natural look that makes the wig look like it is your hair.

Pros and cons of U part wigs

It is important that you know the advantages and disadvantages of wearing a U-part wig before you buy one. In order for you to make an informed decision here are the pros and cons of U part wigs.

Pros:

• Natural look: With your natural hair pulled out, the U part wig blends well with your own hair creating a natural look.
• Quick and Easy: They are quick to wear. A girl’s best friend, especially on those bad hair days! There is no need to glue or to sew.
• Breathable and comfortable unlike traditional wigs the part and the material used make them comfortable.
• Affordable price, cheaper than lace wigs.
• Versatility: They are versatile as you can choose where to pull out your hair and style as desired.
• Allows for hair maintenance: If you want to give your hair a break, U part allows you to have a protective hairstyle. You can give your hair a breather while still having full access for proper hair maintenance. With a U part wig, you can still regularly shampoo and condition your hair.
• Protective wig style: Helps protect hair line because of the part and installation method.

Cons:

Now that we have looked at the pros of U part wigs, let’s look at the cons.

• Leaving out more hair in the opening may not be ideal if you want to give your hair a break from styling.
• Compared to braids, you are limited with hairstyle options.
• If blending your hair and the wig requires heat, it may cause hair breakage.
• For those with sensitive skins, the clip or combs used to attach the wig can be uncomfortable.

What are V part wigs?

A V-part wig is a type of wig that has a V-shaped parting as the name implies. These wigs also commonly have a side part, which means you can choose precisely where you want your wig to sit on your head. Here is what you need to know about V-part wigs so that you can make an informed decision.

Pros and cons of V part wigs

Pros:

• Flexible hairstyle: V part wigs are an upgrade of U part wigs offering the same versatility for quick change of hairstyle without the hustle and time of traditional weaving.
• Minimal or No leave out: Due to the part being slim, the V parting allows for no leave-out or minimal leave-out. This is a draw for those who want to give their hair a break. Having this option is one of the reasons for the wigs growing popularity.
• No glue: V part wigs do not need glue to install. This is an added bonus, especially for women who are allergic to glue or have sensitive skin.
• Easy to install: This quality of V part wigs makes them a go-to wig for beginners as they are easy to install and remove.
• Natural look: Like the U part wigs, you get that seamless natural-looking hairline.
• Versatile: V part wigs can be worn as a right, left or center part

Cons:

• Depending on the fit of the wig, attaching clips are generally on the edge of the V-part and may stick up and look a little unnatural.
• Depending on hair texture, the small leave out may not create the best natural look compared to U part wigs.
• Most v part wigs are made of thin hair making it difficult to find the right wigs to match your hair texture.

Differences between U part wig and V part wig?

• The main difference of the U part and V part wigs, is the shape of the opening.
• The U part wig allows for a bigger portion of your own hair to be left out while the V part wig only a small portion.
• U part wigs come with a band that has to be cut before installation. The V part wig does not have a band.

Conclusion:

If you are looking for an easy and chemical free way of trying different hairstyles, colors, and looks, both the U part and V part wigs are a great choice. What wig is ‘better’ depends on your individual needs. The different part shapes allow you to accomplish different looks and that will be the main determiner in choosing the right wig option for you.

It is undeniable that both U part and V part wigs are great buys. Their versatility and easy installation make them an ideal choice for that quick change in hair style without breaking sweat or the bank!