Lace Closure Wigs

A piece of thin, skin-toned lace in the parting area where every strand is hand-tied. Because the strands come up through the lace, the parting looks as if it's growing straight out of the head, even up close.

A closure covers the parting area. A frontal runs all the way from temple to temple, 13x4, and lets you change your parting freely and wear your hair up. For most people a closure is enough, and it's also more stable.

Within the area of the closure, yes. You can move the parting a few centimetres to the side or make it a little shorter. If you want to change your parting completely freely, you need a frontal or full lace.

No. All our wigs are glueless and stay in place on their own. You put the wig on and take it off yourself, every day, with no products on your skin and no wear on your own hair.

With daily wear and the right care, it often lasts several years. The hair wears most slowly if you avoid unnecessary heat, wash with products made for wigs and store it on a wig stand.

Yes, it's human hair. You can heat-style it and have it coloured at a hairdresser. We recommend that colouring is done by someone experienced with wigs, as hair in a wig gets no nourishment from the scalp and therefore takes colour differently.

Half-up works well. A high ponytail doesn't, as the cap then shows at the nape. If you want to wear your hair fully up, full lace is the right style.

Cut correctly and in the right shade, it's virtually invisible. We cut the lace to your hairline in the salon and can also bleach the knots and pluck the hairline so the transition is completely soft.

Yes. It's included in our Wig Atelier, along with size adjustment, elastic and cutting the style. Even if you bought the wig elsewhere, we'll still help you.

Yes. We're an approved supplier for wig requisitions (rekvisition) in all 21 Swedish regions. If you've received a requisition from your healthcare provider, we'll help you with the whole process.