Transparent Lace Closures

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A lace closure covers the crown so your part sits on lace instead of on your scalp. None of your own hair is left out to blend, and none of it takes heat or tension for the length of the install. Every piece on this page is a transparent lace closure in 4x4 or 5x5, on 100% virgin human hair. Transparent is the sturdier of the two lace types Mayvenn carries. It blends with most skin tones as it comes, and it survives more take-downs before the mesh starts to thin. That combination makes it the one to buy if you install yourself. How to choose a size, texture and length Size is about how you part, not how much hair you get. A 4x4 handles a standard middle or side part, installs fastest, and is the smallest amount of lace to melt down — the easiest size to learn on. A 5x5 adds an inch in every direction. The extra room lets you take the part deeper, set it further off center, and move it mid-week without re-installing. Match the texture to the bundles, not to the photo. All eight textures here have a matching bundle in the same virgin hair. Lengths run 10, 14, 16 and 18 inches; a 14-inch closure blends with 14 to 18-inch bundles. If the bundles are colored, buy the closure already in that color — lace hair lifts differently from wefted hair, and a home-dyed part comes out a shade off. Questions people ask about lace closures What is a lace closure? A lace closure is a small piece of hand-tied hair on a lace base, sewn or glued at the crown to close off a sew-in. It gives you a realistic part and a finished top with none of your own hair left out. Mayvenn closures run 4x4 and 5x5 here, with 2x6, 6x6 and 7x7 bases on their own pages. Lace closure vs lace frontal: which one do you need? A closure if you wear one part, a frontal if you want to move it. A 4x4 or 5x5 closure covers the crown and gives you a fixed middle or side part. A 13x4 frontal runs ear to ear, so you can part anywhere across the front, sweep the hair back, or wear it up without a track at the temples. T

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