Transparent Lace Frontals

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A lace frontal runs ear to ear across the hairline, so the part goes wherever you put it and moves whenever you want. Every frontal on this page is 13x4 transparent lace on 100% virgin human hair — thirteen inches across the front, four inches back, hand-tied strand by strand, free part with nothing pre-set. Buy a frontal when a closure is not enough: to sweep the hair straight back, wear it up without a track at the temples, or change the part mid-week. How to choose lace, texture and length Transparent is the sturdier of the two lace types Mayvenn carries. It blends on most skin tones as it comes and survives more installs before the mesh thins — which matters more here than anywhere else, because a frontal gets glued, plucked, laid and taken down every few weeks. On a deeper complexion, one pass of lace tint spray closes the gap. Eight textures sit on this page, each with a matching bundle in the same virgin hair. Buy them together — a frontal in a different pattern to the bundles sits at the front of your head, where everyone sees it. Lengths are 14 and 18 inches. A 14-inch frontal blends with 14 to 18-inch bundles; take the 18-inch if the install runs past 20. Buy the color you need rather than dyeing it later — lace hair lifts differently from wefted hair. Questions people ask about lace frontals What is a lace frontal? A lace frontal is a hand-tied hairpiece covering the entire front hairline, ear to ear, sewn or glued over your braids. It replaces the front of your own hair for the install, which is what lets you part anywhere and style off the face. Standard sizing is 13x4 — thirteen inches wide, four deep. What is the difference between a lace frontal and a lace closure? Coverage. A closure is a 4x4 or 5x5 patch over the crown that gives you one fixed part. A frontal covers the whole hairline, so you can part anywhere, brush the hair back, or wear it in a bun. The frontal costs more install time, more plucking and more tension at your edges. If you wear on