1. What are the benefits of lace fronts vs closures

There are many benefits to both lace fronts and closures, but let's talk about how they compare. A traditional closure uses hooks or elastic that go around your teeth on top of each other like an accordion so it closes tightly - this can be uncomfortable if worn all day long because its pressure will start hurting after awhile. Lace-fronts typically look smoother than their counterparts due in part from not having any painful parts.

2. How do you determine which one is right for you

The choice between a lace front and lace closure can be difficult, but it's not as easy to choose incorrectly. A tight-knit weave without hooks will provide better security than one with individual fibers separated by adjustable threads that allow gaps so they may stretch without breaking while another type adds volume at the corners of the cap designating its height; however, some prefer this style because it gives off an old school vibe in addition to being comfortable due strong grip on edges and sides of the scalp.

The lace closure is typically used for a less invasive weave to avoid disrupting the hairline which can take up to three months or longer, to return back to its original state depending on genetics and maintenance/regimen. The average wear will range from two weeks to a month and a half, but it all depends on how fast your hair grows. Since the hair is directly attached to a person's head, it will not be as long as you would think because of how close it sits to the scalp. Since this hair is very versatile and typically only comes in one size, the cap can stretch with little effort or tugging which allows it to accommodate most people's head size. It is able to stretch up to a circumference of twelve inches and a half around, which can normally accommodate a larger head, although you will have to test for yourself because every individual is different. For the best results in terms of daily wear, it is important that you have your measurements down so you will not constantly be tightening.

3. Which type will give you a more natural look and feel?

The answer to this question changes depending on skin tone, head size, and how tight the cap is made. If you are light-skinned with a small head, then lace fronts will give you the most natural look because it looks like your own scalp. On the other hand, if you are dark-skinned or have a larger head, then full wigs will give you the most natural look. Moreover, even in the same situation, if your wig cap is made too tight, then it will not look natural no matter what type you buy.

4. What are some considerations to keep in mind before deciding on your weave type?

First, decide how long you plan on wearing the weave. If it's for an event or occasion that will last a day or two, then install-on track units are more convenient to use than pre-made units because you don't need any extra maintenance after installation. Pre-made units can technically last months, but they will start losing their curl pattern eventually. If the unit is being used daily for several months then it will look very natural at that point because looser curls are looser curls no matter how often you wear it. Second, if your budget won't allow you to buy pre-made units, then install-on tracks are a great alternative to consider. You can purchase them at a low price and take care of them the same way you'd take care of pre-made units.

5. Resources to help answer any questions about laces weaves, such as how much they cost, where to buy them, etc...

For more information and to see a variety of lace fronts and lace closures, visit www.p48hair.com. They have many sizes, colors, styles, and overall lace front, lace closures, wigs, and hair care products.