The video you just watched

Yes, it's a wig. No, it doesn't look like one.

Every braid is done by hand, strand by strand, the way you'd want it done on your own head — except you don't have to sit through it, and you can take it off when you're done.

What the chair actually costs

The part nobody puts in the ad.

Braids are beautiful. Getting them is a different story. Nobody talks about what actually happens between the first appointment and the last touch-up.

the time

Six, sometimes eight hours in a chair, for a style you'll redo again in a matter of weeks.

the tension

Tight enough to hold, tight enough to hurt — and your edges remember every install.

the repeat

Every six to eight weeks, whether your scalp is ready for it again or not.

the cost

One appointment isn't the price. The price is every appointment, added up over a year.

So we made the other option

A braided wig, handmade the same way a braider would do it — just not on your scalp.

DeeDee wigs are hand-braided onto a lace base that sits flush against your skin, worn on and off like a piece of clothing. You get the look you already love, without renting out your Saturday for it.

The real math

Same look. Very different year.

Not a discount, not a deal — just what a year actually looks like, laid out plainly.

— what a year of braids looks like —

At the salon

6–8 appointmentsbooked around your braider's schedule, not yours

6–8 hours, each timein the chair, every single visit

Redone from scratchevery few weeks, no matter how the last one held up

Edges under tensiona little more each install

At home

One wigmade to last up to two years with proper care

One installationstyled the way you want it that day

Off when you wanta wash day, a new style, or just a break

Your own hairunderneath, resting the whole time

One order. Worn on your terms, for years after.

How it's actually made

Handmade means someone's hands were on every strand.

Braided by hand, one section at a time, onto a lace base — not machine-wefted, not mass-produced.

A hairline that's plucked, not cut, so there's no straight edge to give away where your hair ends and the wig begins.

Knots lightened by hand at the root, so the lace disappears into your scalp instead of sitting on top of it.

Lace that runs ear to ear, so you can part it down the middle, to the side, or wherever the day calls for — not locked into one look.

Sheyla Bone Straight HD Frontal wig, T1B/30/27

Sheyla — Bone Straight, 38" — natural black melting into warm brown and honey-blonde

From people who clicked, then wondered the same thing you are

"Wait — that's actually a wig?"

"I was nervous about trying blonde braids, but I'm in love with this look. The lace is so natural."

— jasmine

"First time trying a braided wig and I'm obsessed. Easy to wear, lightweight, and looks like I sat for hours getting my hair braided."

— Monica

"I can't go nowhere without somebody asking about this wig. The color is so pretty and it really looks like I sat in somebody's chair for days."

— kayla

If you're still curious

Go see the one from the video.

Have a look at Sheyla, and the rest of the collection, on deedee.co.

Go see the collection →

Handmade to order. Any questions, our team is a message away.