Silky Wigs Virgin Hair Lace Closure, Length : 10-20 Inch, 20-30 Inch, 30-40 Inch

What is Lace Closure?

A lace closure is a type of hairpiece that is sewn onto a lace base, which is then attached to the scalp (typically around the natural hairline). The closure piece is typically 4x4 inches or 5x5 inches in size, with hair strands sewn into the lace, mimicking the natural hairline and parting.

• Material: 100% Human Hair (Remy or Virgin)

  • Remy Hair: Cuticle-aligned, providing a natural flow and longer lifespan.
  • Virgin Hair: Unprocessed, untouched hair that maintains its natural texture and color.

• Size: Common sizes are 4x4, 5x5, or 6x6 inches, with the lace often matching your natural skin tone.

• Texture: Available in various textures to match your natural hair type, such as:

  • Straight
  • Wavy
  • Curly
  • Kinky

• Density: Lace closures typically come in different densities (low, medium, high) based on how full or thick you want your hair to look.

• Lace Type: Transparent lace or HD lace options are available. HD lace is more undetectable and blends seamlessly with all skin tones.

• Color: Lace closures can be in natural colors like black, brown, or blonde, and can also be dyed.

• Attachment Method: Lace closures are usually sewn into a braid or weave base, but they can also be glued or taped in.

• Life Expectancy: Properly cared for, lace closures can last anywhere from 6 months to over a year.

•  Install the Closure

  • Sew-In Method: Use a needle and thread to sew the lace closure onto the braid pattern around your natural hairline. Start from the back and work your way forward, securing the closure firmly but not too tightly.
  • Glue Method: If using a glue-based method, apply a thin layer of lace glue or tape to the perimeter of the closure and press it down onto the scalp for a secure fit.

•  Maintain

  • Treat your lace closure like your natural hair: wash it regularly, moisturize, and avoid excessive heat styling.
  • If using glue, be sure to remove the closure gently to avoid damaging your natural hair.
  • Sleep with a satin scarf or bonnet to maintain the hair's longevity and avoid tangling.

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