Nine lids. Nine centre lines. That is the photo.
This is not the fade-temple family from art130 and it is not the three-track table from art127. These are parted tight coil pixie wigs on canvas blocks, shot from above. Colour is the bait. The part is the spec. The palest cap publishes every millimetre of it.
What This Photo Is Actually Showing
Canvas blocks sit on dark marble against a pink wall. A plate on the table is a shop tag. Ignore the name. Sunglasses hooked on a few heads are props.
What repeats:
A short spring-coil dome
A straight part from hairline toward the crown
Laid S-waves along the front, flatter than the coils behind them
What changes is dye:
Jet black, several times
Wine and burgundy
Warm brown and caramel
Honey blonde
Near-white / platinum coil
Art108 said seven swoops were one product family. Art126 said three frames of one unit were three tests. This grid is the overhead version: you are looking down the road every wearer will see in a mirror held high or a photo taken from above.
Blocks flatten the story. There is no cheek, no ear landmark, no fade panel. You cannot judge temple graphics that are not in the frame. Shop this table as a parted coil cap, nothing else.
From Above, The Part Is A Strip Of Lace
A tight coil pixie wig hides a lot in profile. From above it hides almost nothing along the part.
Read each line:
Narrow and tinted toward the fibre is the goal
A wide beige ribbon is raw lace
Coils standing on the line instead of falling away from it will look like two hedges and a path
A part that snakes or changes width from front to crown was combed, not built
Platinum is the inspection camera here. Black parts can look like a shadow. White coils make the mesh a stripe. If the white tight coil pixie wig has a clean, thin line and the waves still look like hair, the darker sisters are the easy buy. If the white part is a chalkboard line, every black cap on this table can hide the same construction.
Laid front waves are still a set. They rinse. What remains is the first row of knots on either side of the part. Overhead shots flatter gel. Ask for one dry block, same angle, on the white unit and one black unit.
A Block Is Not A Head
Canvas is a cylinder. Your skull is not. A part that looks centred on a block can sit left, right, or too far back on you.
A constructed part on a short coil cap is a commitment. You will wear that line. If you wanted a no-part sweep, this SKU fights you. If you wanted a skin fade or cornrows, this photo does not include them.
Measure circumference anyway. Straps fine-tune two to three centimetres. They do not redraw a part.
Colour Still Splits The Drawer
Black and brown are the quiet lids. Wine will shift. Honey will warm. Platinum will show brass, knots, and any cheap fibre sheen.
Synthetic white often holds ice better than lifted human hair — same honest exception as other pale units in this series. Do not pay a human-hair premium for the white tight coil pixie wig unless that exact part looks clean dry.
A shop that prices every block the same is pricing the mould. Platinum should either cost more because of lift or cost less because it is synthetic. “Same cut, same price, nine dyes” only works if you have compared the parts, not the petals in the corner.
How Much A Parted Coil Range Costs
Human-hair tight-coil pixie wigs with a lace front commonly sit between $160 and $280 in black. Fashion and lifted shades often add $30 to $120. Synthetic versions of this parted coil cap usually sit between $40 and $110.
You are paying for knot work along the part, not for nine photos.
Where To Buy This Tight Coil Pixie Wig
Buy from a seller who will dry-shoot the platinum part and one black part from the same overhead angle.
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Ask whether the part is fixed. Ask human versus synthetic on the white cap. Ask cap size. These blocks will not tell you.
Shipping And What Arrives
Coils crush. Parts crease. Recover each cap on a form and look down on it the way this photo does before you cut lace. If the line has wandered, it was a comb-out. A trimmed tight coil pixie wig is rarely returnable.
Before You Pay
Count parts, not bouquets.
Use platinum as the spec sheet.
Decide if you want a fixed centre line.
Measure your head. A block has no ear.
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Final Thoughts
This table is a part catalogue. The coils are the lid.
Buy the colour whose line stays thin when you look down on it. Start with the white tight coil pixie wig, then step back into black if you want the same cut with less noise. Do not shop the sunglasses. Do not shop the marble. Shop the strip.