Lace vs  Super Thin skin front

If you want to comb straight (flat) back and show 100% of your hairline or/and prefer very light hair density you had better choose a Swiss lace front. And it gives you a more naural hair movement (easier to make any hairstyles). The thinnest skin (ultra skin) is only durable for around 1 month. So a compromise is better = choose thicker skin.

Lace vs skin base

Skin base is hotter than a lace-base. Yes, you can make it "breathable" with tiny holes. But what about a humid, hot day ...? You will feel the difference! It's look great with injected hair, but so does also Swiss lace base (with bleached knots). And it's much cooler. And hair with knots lasts longer than injected hair. And the hair is more flexible.

What is "injected lace"?  "Ilace"?

It's not correct to call it "injected lace." You can't inject hair into lace!   This is actually old technology. Before they could inject into skin they did this.  Normally it's called French top.

Avoid wiggy look

Don't go for too thick hair! Too tight hair will give you a "wiggy" look. It looks very convincing by showing some hairline and scalp. Of course it's impossible to tell exactly the amount of hair you need. Even an old guy with own thick hair can have more dens hair than a young guy with very thin hair!

Lace pieces:   60-90% (100%=medium)- free style /  Lace pieces:  60- 80% - straight backwards.

When you getting "wiser"

If you are old or getting older, choose more light colors, specially if you eyebrows are gray/white. Black hair should look ridiculous. If your own hair has about 50% gray, choose at least some gray in your hair replacement. But of course - if your eyebrows are dark, you can dye your own hair and choose a darker color. So look also at your eyebrows!

Human hair, most natural

Choose human hair! Superior quality and feeling! And natural appearance, even in direct sunshine.

The Euro hair has a little bit finer hair texture than the Indian remi hair.  Chinese remi hair is the thickest hair  and most straight. Good for the Japanese, for example.

Density

Max hair density for injected systems is medium heavy density. But notice: more density means thicker skin.

Max hair density for Super Fine Swiss lace ( and with 6 inch hair length) is around medium density.

Good compromise material

French lace is a very good compromise material for lacefront wigs. Swiss lace is more invisible, but more fragile.

Grey

If you are not sure how much grey hair you like choose human grey hair. It's possible to dye it if your grey is too much. Sometimes it's not easy to choose the right amount.

Are you a werewolf?

Don't place your piece too far down in your forehead. Or you will become a werewolf!

Love your hair

Use a mild shampoo (about pH 5) when you wash the hair.

Don't wash your hair in hot water, cold is better. And wash it gently. If you take it off, put the hair with the underneath up in a basin (or something like that) with quite cold water/shampoo. Wash it in the same way.

Don't use balsam/conditioner that contains for example Lanolin. The hair can fall out from the knots.

Use leave-on spray conditioner.

You need conditioner/balsam to keep it soft!

Avoid to brush the hair when it's wet. If you must, use a wide tooth comb first.

Your best friend

Don't style your hair too much. Don't make it too perfect! Your fingers are your best comb - and friend! Look at other people! Do they look perfect? If you see a guy with perfect hairstyle you might think that he as a system.

Cut your piece

It's possible to cut your piece (and save money) - if you choose light density and just let the hair hang down over your own. But of course you will do this on your own risk!

Be happy!

Relax! If YOU are happy with your new look it is good enough!