HOT ! Blake Lite by Jon Renau | SmartLace Lite | Remy Human Hair

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Blake Lite by Jon Renau

Blake Lite is the light hair density rendition of our popular remy human hair wig, Blake. With an exclusive SmartLace™ Lite cap that features an invisible lace front that extends from ear to ear, a 100% hand tied that mimics hair growth, and a silicone nape for added security, this style is synomym of indulgence and extreme realism.

Blake Lite is now available in Catalina Blonde (101/88/27S8), the latest color addition to our best-selling California Blonde Collection! This cool, natural blonde with modern appeal expands our color palette with a shaded root for depth and a bold money piece for a bright, face-framing pop.

Colors Shown: FS17/101S18 | 6RN | 4RN | 12FS8

What is Light Density? This light density wig has less hair, giving you a more natural, lightweight feel.

Key Benefits of a Light Density Wig:

• Feels lighter on the head


• Cooler and more breathable


• More secure - no heavy pulling when styling off the face or into a ponytail


• Ideal for wearers sensitive to permatease or preferring a sleek, low-volume silhouette

Specifications:

• Product Type: Wig


• Cap Design: Smartlace Lite | Lace Front | Single Mono | Hand Tied


• Cap Size: Average


• Hair/Fiber Type: Remy Human Hair


• Heat Friendly: YES

• Bang: 15.5\"


• Crown: 18\"


• Nape 17\"


• Side 16\"


• Weight: 5.8 oz

• Collection: SmartLace Lite


• Item Number: 773 | 773A

Shirley’s Wig Shoppe Disclaimer:

Color: Please note that actual wig colors may vary slightly due to differences in device displays, lighting conditions, and individual perception of color. While we make every effort to provide accurate photos and color swatches, we cannot guarantee that the color you receive will look exactly as it appeared on your screen.

Measurements: The measurements provided are approximate and supplied by the manufacturer. Please note that individual factors—such as your height and body proportions—can affect how a style appears on you compared to how it looks in photos or videos.