What's the difference between a frontal and a closure?

A lace frontal is a versatile hairpiece that extends from ear to ear, allowing various parting options. Typically sized at 13” across and 4” back, lace frontals provide comprehensive hairline coverage. This makes them ideal for recreating a natural hairline and offering flexibility in styling, such as pulled-back looks. Lace frontals are especially popular among women with traction alopecia or thinning edges, as they help conceal hair loss effectively.

Why Choose Lace Frontal?

• Styling Versatility: Allows for a wide range of hairstyles, including updos and pulled-back styles.
• Full Hairline Coverage: Seamlessly covers the entire hairline for a natural appearance.
• Cost-Effective: Although individually pricier, fewer hair bundles are needed, saving on overall costs.

In contrast, a lace closure is a smaller hairpiece designed to cover a specific area of your installation. Typically available in sizes like 4” x 4” , 5” x 5” , and 7” x 6” , lace closures fit seamlessly into the top or front of your wig setup. These closures are ideal for creating precise partings, such as a middle part, and are perfect for achieving simpler, everyday looks. Whether you prefer a subtle enhancement or a more defined style, our variety of lace closures ensures a natural and flawless finish that complements your overall

Why Choose Lace Closure?

• Natural Blending: Ensures your wig blends seamlessly with your natural hair.
• Enough Parting Place in low price: Covers the sew-in area, protecting your natural hair.
• Ease of Use: Easier to install and maintain, making them suitable for beginners.

Understanding the key differences between lace frontals and lace closures is essential for choosing the right option for your sew-in installation. Here are the main factors to consider:

1. Ease of Wear

   • Lace Closure: Smaller lace areas, such as 4” x 4” , 5” x 5” , and 7” x 6” , make lace closures easier to wear and install. Their compact size ensures a secure fit with minimal effort, ideal for beginners or those seeking a quick application.
   • Lace Frontal: Larger lace areas, typically 13” x 4” , cover a broader section of the hairline, which can be more challenging to wear initially. However, with practice, the installation becomes manageable, offering greater versatility in styling.

2. Styling Versatility

   • Lace Closure: Due to their smaller size, lace closures are best suited for creating specific partings, such as a middle or side part. They offer limited styling options compared to frontals but are perfect for achieving neat, straightforward looks.
   • Lace Frontal: The extensive lace area allows for a wide range of styling possibilities, including pulled-back hairstyles, updos, and various parting options. This versatility makes lace frontals ideal for those who enjoy experimenting with different styles.

3. Coverage Area

   • Lace Closure: Closures cover a specific portion of the hairline, typically around the top or front of the installation. This targeted coverage is excellent for maintaining natural density and blending with your existing hair.
   • Lace Frontal: Frontal wigs extend from ear to ear, covering the entire hairline. This comprehensive coverage creates a seamless and natural look, making it appear as though the hair is growing directly from your scalp.

4. Cost Considerations

   • Lace Closure: Generally more affordable due to their smaller size, lace closures require fewer hair bundles, which can lead to cost savings on both the wig and installation process.
   • Lace Frontal: Larger lace areas make frontal wigs more expensive. However, their ability to reduce the number of required hair bundles can offset the higher initial cost, providing long-term savings for those who opt for versatile styling options.