Collection:Frontals & Closures

A closure is a smaller hairpiece (usually 4x4 or 5x5 inches) that covers the crown or middle part of your head. It’s mainly used to close off a sew-in or wig install.A frontal is a larger piece (13x4 or 13x6 inches) that goes ear-to-ear across the hairline, giving a more natural look with styling flexibility like side parts, middle parts, or pulled-back styles.

Choose a closure if you:

• Prefer low-maintenance styles.
• Want a simple middle or side part.
• Are new to lace installs.

Choose a frontal if you:

• Love versatility in styling.
• Want to wear your hair pulled back naturally.
• Don’t mind a little extra maintenance and installation time.

• Closure: Often sewn in, glued, or made into a wig. They’re easier to install and beginner-friendly.
• Frontal: Usually requires adhesive, lace glue, or gel for a seamless hairline. Some people also get them sewn down or use an elastic band method.
  
  

Yes. Both closures and frontals are made with 100% human hair, which means you can dye, bleach, or tone them just like your natural hair. Always do a strand test first and use professional hair dye for best results.

• Wash gently with sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner.
• Allow it to air-dry instead of using high heat.
• Avoid scratching or pulling on the lace.
• Store your wig/unit on a mannequin head when not in use.
• Use light oils or leave-in conditioner to keep the hair soft.

• Gives a natural hairline that looks like your real scalp.
• Allows versatile styling (middle, side, or pulled-back ponytails).
• Covers your entire hairline, protecting your natural edges.
• Great for women with thinning edges or hair loss.

No. While lace glue is common for a melted hairline, there are glueless options like:

• Elastic bands
• Wig grips
• Clips or combs

Look at the lace color:

• Transparent lace – best for fair to medium skin tones.
• Medium brown lace – best for tan to brown skin tones.
• Dark brown lace – best for deeper skin tones.

If the lace doesn’t match perfectly, you can use lace tint spray, foundation, or powder to blend it with your complexion.