Show a photo of the hairline to someone who doesn't wear wigs, for three seconds. If they can point to where the lace starts, it's not good enough. That's the standard we hold our product photography to — and the one you should hold us to.
The hairline — not the texture, not the length. Three things:
Machine-cut lace runs in a straight line across your forehead and reads as a visible film. A zigzag cut follows the natural irregularity of a hairline and disappears. Check how the lace is cut before anything else.
Lace comes in transparent, light brown and medium brown. "HD" simply means a finer denier — it melts into deep skin tones beautifully but tears more easily. No single tone suits everyone: on deeper skin, a medium brown often blends better than transparent, which can read grey.
Each strand is tied through the lace, leaving a small knot. On darker units a dark knot line can read as dots along the hairline; lighter or tinted knots blend away. How a unit's knot line is treated is a factory-level detail — we state it per style on the spec sheet rather than claiming it here.
| Type | Parting | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 13x6 frontal | Ear-to-ear, deep free parting | Styling flexibility |
| 13x4 frontal | Ear-to-ear, standard depth | Everyday wear |
| 7x6 / 7x5 closure | Centre or slight side part | Fast, glueless install |
| 2x6 / 5x5 closure | Defined parting zone | Bobs, minimalist look |
| V-part | V-opening, shows your own scalp | No leave-out blending |