Which type of hairpiece is described as a semi-hand-tied wig?

• A. Full-hand-tied wig
• B. Semi-hand-tied wig
• C. Machine-made wig
• D. Clip-in wig

Answer: (B)

Wig construction methods: A semi-hand-tied wig blends sections that are tied by hand with sections that are machine-sewn. Typically, hand-tied hair is placed around the crown and front hairline, while the rest of the cap uses machine-made wefts. This combination gives a more natural look and movement where it matters most—around the face—while staying more affordable than a full-hand-tied wig. A full-hand-tied wig has all the hair tied by hand for the most natural feel; a machine-made wig uses no hand-knotting and relies on wefts; a clip-in wig is a detachable piece that clips in, not a semi-hand-tied construction.