Lacefronts

A lacefront is a type of wig construction that features a sheer lace panel along the front hairline. This lace is typically made of fine mesh and is designed to mimic the appearance of natural hair growth directly from the scalp. Individual hairs are hand-tied to the lace, creating a realistic and seamless transition from the wig to the wearer's forehead.

The primary benefit of a lacefront wig is its natural-looking hairline. The fine lace can be blended with the skin using adhesive or tape, making it difficult to distinguish from a real hairline. This allows for more versatile styling options, as the wearer can pull the hair away from the face, such as in ponytails or updos, without revealing the wig's construction.

Lacefronts are available in various cap constructions and materials, including human hair and synthetic fibers. The type of lace used can also vary, with options like Swiss lace and French lace offering different levels of durability and sheerness. Proper application and maintenance are crucial to ensure the longevity and natural appearance of a lacefront wig. They are a popular choice for individuals seeking a high-quality, natural-looking hair enhancement for cosmetic, medical, or fashion purposes.