How do I care for my wig?
When not in use, always store your wig on a mannequin or wig stand to maintain its shape.
Frequency of cleaning will depend on your environment, lifestyle and amount of perspiration. Suggested guidelines for cleaning are after 10 to 14 days of wear. To clean and condition your wig, follow the manufacturer’s instructions that come with your wig.


What are the differences between Swiss and French lace?
French lace is more durable than Swiss lace and it is best for new wearers. It is thin, delicate, and natural looking. Swiss lace is the most undetectable of the laces, but the most fragile. This is best for experienced wearers. Swiss lace is fragile and requires skill to be handled and may be torn easily.
What are the standard wig measurements?

 

SMALL SIZE: Circumference 21 1/2 Front to nape 13 3/4 Ear to Ear across forehead 11 Ear to Ear over top 11 3/4 Temple to Temple around back 13 7/8 Nape of Neck 5

MID SIZE: Circumference 22 1/2 Front to Nape 14 1/2 Ear to Ear across forehead 11 1/2 Ear to Ear over the top 12 1/2 Temple to Temple around back 14 1/2 Nape of Neck 5 1/2

LARGE SIZE: Circumference 23 1/2 Front to Nape 15 1/4 Ear to Ear across Forehead 12 Ear to Ear over top 13 1/4 Temple to Temple around back 15 1/8 Nape of neck 6

How to Attach a Full Lace Wig
1. Prep your hair, by creating a flat surface for the wig to sit on. You can braid your hair down, or apply a wig liner.
2. Fit the wig on your head, and evaluate how and where you would like the hairline. The goal is to find where the hairline will look most natural.
3. Gradually starting trimming the excess lace, the goal here is to create your hairline, only cut small amounts off at a time.
4. After you have created your hairline, apply adhesive to the hairline, so it can stay on your head.
5. The finished hairline should look totally natural, as if the hair were actually growing from your head.
How to Remove the Full Lace Wig
1. Put all hair up into a ponytail, so you won’t get adhesive on the hair.
2. Apply the lace adhesive remover to the adhesive around perimeter of hairline.
3. Gradually remove the lace, be care not to pull at the lace, Remove slowly.
4. After you have removed the lace, there may be some residue left on the unit, you should shampoo the unit, and with a towel, delicately scrub the residue away.
5. You should let the unit dry naturally or you can style the unit, how you would normally style your natural hair.

Others

1	What exactly is Freestyle ?
	The hair on a lace freestyle unit can be styled in any direction with just a hairbrush. It’s like your own hair. You can have a left part one day and have it all straight back the next. Part it anywhere. A thinskin freestyle base will have a center crown and all the hair will point away from that crown. It will be more like a forwa
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2	Lace Front vs. Full Lace
	Lace Front wigs have lace only in the front, creating a realistic and natural looking hairline. Full Lace wigs contain lace throughout & around the entire base making it possible to wear your unit in a high ponytail & the ability to part or section the hair anywhere throughout the entire unit.
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3	Can I wear my Lace Front unit in a ponytail?
	Yes, simply request lace or thin skin all around the unit.
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4	Can I go swimming with my Lace Front unit?
	Yes, you can continue to do your usual activities with the unit on. Please avoid swimming or getting the unit wet with water or sweat for 24 hours after applying adhesives or tapes. Remember you must treat your natural hair after being exposed to chlorine.
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5	Can I curl or flat iron my Lace Front?
	Yes, this hair is 100% human and can be styled the same way you would do your own natural hair.
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6	How long will my Lace Front wig last?
	With proper care, your lace wig can last about a year.
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7	Liquid Adhesive vs. Tape Adhesive?
	Whether you choose to attach your unit with an adhesive or tape, it’s up to you. Both adhesives and tapes offer daily, weekly and monthly attachments that can be used for the lace or thin skin units. Be sure to purchase the C-22 solvent and a lace release to remove the unit. Please make note that daily/weekly attachment methods c
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8	How do I care for my wig?
	When not in use, always store your wig on a mannequin or wig stand to maintain its shape. Frequency of cleaning will depend on your environment, lifestyle and amount of perspiration. Suggested guidelines for cleaning are after 10 to 14 days of wear. To clean and condition your wig, follow the manufacturer’s instructions that come w
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9	What are the differences between Swiss and French lace?
	French lace is more durable than Swiss lace and it is best for new wearers. It is thin, delicate, and natural looking. Swiss lace is the most undetectable of the laces, but the most fragile. This is best for experienced wearers. Swiss lace is fragile and requires skill to be handled and may be torn easily.
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10	What are the standard wig measurements?
	SMALL SIZE:Circumference 21 1/2 Front to nape 13 3/4Ear to Ear across forehead 11Ear to Ear over top 11 3/4Temple to Temple around back 13 7/8Nape of Neck 5 MID SIZE:Circumference 22 1/2Front to Nape 14 1/2Ear to Ear across forehead 11 1/2Ear to Ear over the top 12 1/2 Temple to Temple around back 14 1/2Nap
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11	How to Attach a Full Lace Wig?
	1. Prep your hair, by creating a flat surface for the wig to sit on. You can braid your hair down, or apply a wig liner. 2. Fit the wig on your head, and evaluate how and where you would like the hairline. The goal is to find where the hairline will look most natural. 3. &nbs
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12	How to Remove the Full Lace Wig?
	1. Put all hair up into a ponytail, so you won’t get adhesive on the hair. 2. Apply the lace adhesive remover to the adhesive around perimeter of hairline. 3. Gradually remove the lace, be care not to pull at the lace, Remove slowly. 4. &