Ashimary Hair sells human hair wigs, and its catalog uses a lot of shorthand: glueless, HD lace, 13x6, 360, bob, 613. This guide explains what those labels mean in practice, so you can pick the right style before you compare prices. For the basics that apply to any wig — hair type, measuring your head and choosing density — start with our guide to choosing a wig.
What Ashimary Hair sells
- Glueless wigs, including its "Ready Go Glueless" range and the Invisi Strap® 360 glueless wig
- HD lace and transparent lace wigs
- 13x6 full lace frontal wigs
- Bob wigs, headband wigs and colored wigs, including 613 blonde
- Hair bundles with closures, and crochet hair
Ashimary lists two US retail stores on its website, alongside online ordering.
Lace sizes explained
The numbers on a lace wig describe the lace area in inches — the part of the cap where hair is tied into sheer lace, so it looks like it grows from your scalp. More lace means more places you can part and style the hair, but also more lace to handle and, usually, a higher price.
| Lace type | Lace area | Parting | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4x4 or 5x5 closure | A square at the center or side part | Within the square only | A simple, lower-cost look |
| 13x4 frontal | Ear to ear, about 4 in. deep | Middle or side, near the front | Natural hairline across the front |
| 13x6 frontal | Ear to ear, about 6 in. deep | Deeper side parts | More parting and styling room |
| 360 lace | All around the edge of the cap | Around the perimeter | High ponytails and updos |
| Full lace | The whole cap | Anywhere | Maximum styling freedom |
HD lace vs. transparent lace
HD lace is a finer, thinner lace that tends to blend into more skin tones and is harder to spot up close. The trade-off is durability: thinner lace tears more easily, so it needs gentler handling when you put the wig on, cut the lace or wash it. Transparent lace is slightly thicker and more forgiving, which makes it a practical choice if you're new to lace wigs. Ashimary sells both, so check which one a listing uses before you buy.
Glueless wigs
A glueless wig is made to stay on without adhesive, usually with an adjustable band or elastic strap at the back and combs inside the cap. That makes it quicker to put on and take off, and it avoids glue on your skin and hairline — the main reasons glueless wigs are popular with first-time and everyday wearers.
Ashimary's "Ready Go Glueless" wigs are sold as ready to wear. Read each listing for what's already done — for example whether the lace is pre-cut or the hairline is pre-plucked — so you know how much you'll still need to adjust yourself.
Bob and colored wigs
Bob wigs are shorter, so they tangle less at the nape and are quicker to style, and they usually cost less than long wigs of the same type. Colored wigs such as 613 blonde (the industry code for light blonde) are made from lightened hair, which is more fragile: use low heat, keep it well conditioned, and handle it gently when you detangle.
Before you order
- Check the cap size and whether the band or strap is adjustable.
- Confirm the lace type (HD or transparent) and the lace size.
- Compare density and length together — longer, denser wigs cost more and weigh more.
- Read the return conditions, especially for wigs once the lace has been cut or the hair has been styled.
Saving at Ashimary Hair
Ashimary runs seasonal sales with coupon codes, such as dollar-off codes above a minimum order, and its site advertises a welcome offer for new subscribers. See the Ashimary Hair coupons page for the offers that are live now, with their expiry dates.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a 13x4 and a 13x6 lace frontal?
Both run ear to ear across the front. A 13x6 frontal is about 6 inches deep instead of 4, so you can part the hair further back and style it more freely.
Is a glueless wig good for beginners?
Often, yes. It stays on with an adjustable band or strap and combs instead of adhesive, so it's quicker to put on and take off and avoids glue on your skin.
Is HD lace better than transparent lace?
HD lace is thinner and blends more easily, but it's more delicate. Transparent lace is slightly thicker and more durable, which can suit beginners.
What does 613 mean on a wig?
613 is the industry color code for light blonde. Because the hair has been lightened, it needs gentler care than darker, unprocessed hair.
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