Which one do you prefer? Lace closure or Lace frontal?

The Beauty of a Lace Frontal

Lace frontal wigs are the newest wave! Since more hair stylists and sew-in specialists are training on how to install and “slay” a lace frontal correctly, it’s becoming a growing trend in today’s hair culture!

As many people are getting these beautiful installations, there are still some who are confused on what exactly a lace frontal is.

For those who aren’t too familiar with weave terms, we will get into every piece of the puzzle!
 

What is a Lace Frontal?

Lace frontals complete the desired look of a sew-in by closing off the install, eliminating the need to blend any leave out. It’s the “finishing piece” that completes a full head of weave.It’s a recreation of the hairline that is essentially a protective style, giving your hairline and edges a break from the tension of sew-ins.If you want to try something different, regarding hair color cut or style, this could be the perfect solution without you having to make any changes to your actual hair.Lace frontals spread from ear to ear and range from there is only one part of having the option of parting your frontal anywhere you like. The weft lengths all tend to be around 13” x 4”, but there are frontals with lengths of 13” x 2” or 13” x 6”.
    

The “Need to Know”

Lace frontals tend to be costly ranging anywhere from $80-$150 alone, by itself. The looks you can achieve with a lace frontal are amazing, but generally, require more maintenance and upkeep.

After a few weeks, your lace frontal will more likely move out of place, due to the simple fact that your hair is growing!

Those who desire to keep in their lace frontals for a while, usually go back to the salon for a reinstallation. Sometimes of the entire weave, but most of the time just of the frontal.

It’s important to know that, as beautiful lace frontals are, they don’t last too long and can be quite expensive!

Lace Frontal vs. Lace Closure – What’s the difference?

These two have many similarities, but the differences are what make people call them by different names.

Lace frontals cover the entire hairline. The lace closure covers a small portion of the head, hence the name “closure.”

Lace closures are typically sewn into place, while lace frontals can either be sewn or bonded.

Both frontals and closures are placed behind or in front of the natural hairline, but because lace frontals are usually bonded, they are usually positioned in the front.

Lace frontals allow for endless versatility, so you can wear any color, curl pattern, cut or style.

Closures only cover a portion of your head, so it’s close to impossible to pull your hair back without exposing your tracks.
 

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