Are you wondering what the difference is between a lace frontal and a lace closure? You are probably having a hard time deciding the best fit for yourself? Well then, let's help you. Whether you are planning to go for a sew-in or a wig, frontal or closure come as an alternative for a beautiful hair installation. Note that both frontal and closure serve the same purpose, which is to close off an install. But also there is a difference between them. Before making your choice, it's good to know which look or style you are aiming for as this will determine the best fit for you. Now, let's dive into the difference between these two. Size  Lace frontal is a half wig worn from ear to ear and is sewn with approximately 3 to 4 bundles of hair, which uniformly comes in size 13” across and 4” back. While Closure comes in 4” X 4” sizes either in a small or larger size. Unlike frontal, they are not worn ear to ear, rather they are installed majorly in the horseshoe area of the…

Have you ever experienced hair loss after a glue installation? Or you are thinking of the best way to clean off the glue on your lace frontal without damaging your hair or frontal? Hang on, we will give you the best tips on how to achieve that. Removing glue from your lace frontal and hair after a glue installation posses a serious concern for many women. You don't know if the best method you are about to use will be the end of your edges or even that your costly hair extension. For this reason, it is vital that you take all caution when removing glue from your frontal and hair. We don't want you saying 'Bye-bye' to your edges Sis. Below we will show you step by step guide on how to gently remove glue from your lace frontal to protect your edges after a glue installation. Use Alcohol solution to melt the glue One of the things to get right when removing your glued installation is the solution you will use in separating the adhesive from your hair. Since your frontal…

Hi there! Heard about HD lace frontal yet? We all know that wigs and hair extensions are becoming a staple thing for us ladies, and each day we witness certain evolution on the hair market. There have been lots of upgrades on hair that with no time, having an extension on your hair will absolutely feel like having your own hair on. Previously in the history of hair extensions, wigs were stitched to our cornrows and a little hair were usually left in the center of our head to cover the lines of our weaves and give the illusion that it is our entire hair. All the same, it is always convincing that it isn't our hair because the texture never blends and our hair gives us away with its puffiness. Fast forward to recent times where frontals and closure are now in vogue. Giving our wigs and sew-ins a more natural look, saving us from all those struggles of making our hair and weaves blend and look the same. However, things have continued to evolve, and now many women are…