A Lace Closure is a hairpiece with a thin, transparent lace base. The lace mimics the appearance of the scalp, making the hair look as if it grows directly from the skin. It is lightweight, breathable and suitable for a middle or side part.

Common sizes: 4x4 inches, 5x5 inches

HD Lace is ultra-thin and blends with all skin tones without needing to adjust the color. It is the most natural option for an invisible hairline.

Practical tips: Use alcohol-free adhesive remover when taking it off, and handle the lace gently when melting it.

A Silk Base Closure has a silk base that completely conceals the knots. This creates the perfect illusion of a natural scalp without having to bleach the knots. Silk Base is slightly thicker and a little smaller than a regular lace closure, but creates an even more realistic appearance close to the skin.

It is suitable for anyone who wants maximum naturalness and does not want to spend time bleaching or customizing the knots.

Practical tip: Keep the base free from oils and creams to avoid stains and extend its lifespan.

This is the most common question, and the answer depends entirely on how you want to style your hair.

A Lace Closure covers a smaller area, usually 4x4 to 6x6 inches, and is placed at the nape or crown. It is perfect for those who want a fixed parting and a natural look without too much maintenance. It is more durable, requires less care, and is often less expensive.

A Lace Frontal covers the entire hairline from ear to ear, usually 13x4 or 13x6 inches. It offers maximum styling freedom - you can vary the parting, pull the hair back into a ponytail, or create an updo. It requires more care and often needs to be glued or taped in place to stay secure.

Choose a closure if you want a simple, natural look that lasts a long time. Choose a frontal if you want styling freedom and wear your hair as a fashion statement.

Wash gently with sulfate-free shampoo and lukewarm water. Massage along the hair, not across the lace. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a soft towel - do not rub. Allow to air-dry naturally on a wig stand.

When styling with heat tools, always apply heat protectant. Avoid applying too much product near the base. Store in a silk bag or on a wig stand when not in use. Moisturize the hair regularly with a leave-in conditioner spray.