Frequently asked questions about Lace closure and frontal
An HD Lace Frontal is a high-quality hair piece with an ultra-thin HD tip that provides an invisible and natural hairline. It is perfect for creating a seamless transition between hair extensions and your natural scalp.
HD Lace Frontal is usually offered in sizes such as 13x4 inches and comes in multiple textures including straight and wavy. To match different hair types and styles.
Yes, because HD Lace Frontal is made from 100% real remy hair, you can style it with heat tools and dye or lighten it to match your natural hair color. We recommend that dyeing is done by a professional hairdresser to preserve the quality of the lace.
HD Lace Frontal can be attached with glue, tape or sewn together with hair extensions. For a natural and long-lasting result, we recommend that the application is done by a professional hairdresser.
Wash the frontal with a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner and let it air dry. Avoid products with alcohol near the ends to protect the material and use leave-in products to preserve the hair's softness and shine.
Use the color of your own hair roots or the shade you plan to have for the rest of your hair extensions as a guide. The aim is to create an even base at the scalp for the most discreet transition possible.
Since it is untreated human hair, the material can be both dyed and tinted. However, chemical treatments should be carried out by a professional hairstylist to ensure that the delicate lace does not become discolored.
With careful handling and gentle washing routines, your HD Lace Frontal will last for several months. Avoid unnecessary wear on the lace and regularly moisturize the lengths to maintain its high quality.
Unlike a closure, which only covers a smaller area on the crown, a frontal extends across the entire forehead from ear to ear. This gives you a more flexible hairline and the option to style your hair in higher updos away from your face.
When not in use, it is best stored on a wig stand to preserve its shape and structure. If it is sewn on and you sleep with it, you should wear a soft nightcap to reduce friction during the night.

