Frontal Wig FAQ Edition - Get All the Answers!

Frontal wigs have been creating a buzz in the wig industry for quite some time now. Many individuals are already making their choices, yet there are still plenty of newcomers to the world of wigs. This leaves many confused when it comes to selecting frontal wigs. So, this blog aims to address some of the most frequently searched questions about frontal hair wigs, clearing up any doubts you might have.

Prepare yourself to find answers to all the questions you've ever had about front hair wigs.

A frontal wig, also known as a lace frontal, primarily covers the front hairline or crown area of your head. It's a type of half or semi-lace wig that extends from ear to ear or temple to temple. This design ensures a fuller hairline, seamlessly blending with the rest of your hair. Frontal wigs come with an HD soft base, creating the illusion of natural hair growing from your scalp.

Both frontal wigs and closure wigs fall into the category of semi or half wigs. The key difference lies in their coverage area. Closure wigs typically come in 4x4 sizes, whereas lace frontal wigs are available in various sizes such as 5x5, 5x7, 5x13, offering more coverage.

Frontal lace wigs can be installed using various methods. Some of the most common techniques include:

• Crocheting the frontal lace wig onto your braids.

• Sewing the wig onto a wig cap or directly onto cornrows.

• Using glue or adhesive tape along the base of the lace front wig, ensuring it sticks to your scalp.

• Opting for built-in clip-in frontal wigs, featuring tiny clips or hook combs that secure the wig to your natural hair.

Cleaning a frontal wig is as convenient as caring for your natural hair. Here's what you need to do:

• Wash the wig with sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner.

• Use lukewarm or cold water for washing.

• Gently massage the wig with your fingers.

• If you're wearing the wig, use tissue dabs to remove excess moisture.

• To remove any excess oil or grease, use cotton Q-tips.

• Dry shampoo can also be used to keep the wig fresh between washes.

If your lace frontal wig is a semi-permanent extension, meaning it's sewn onto your braids, consider using a silk bonnet as a protective cover while sleeping. For those with wigs secured with clips or adhesive, remove them before bedtime and sleep as usual. Additionally, if you have a frontal lace wig, fully braiding your hair can help prevent static and maintain the wig's style.

Anyone can wear a lace frontal wig! Whether you have thick hair and choose to sew the wig onto braids or have thin hair and use adhesive on wig caps, lace frontal wigs are versatile and suitable for all. In essence, lace frontal wigs offer an easy and accessible option for everyone.

The shelf life of your lace front wig, or any wig for that matter, largely depends on how well you maintain it. In a general scenario, assuming regular wear, you can expect a quality lace frontal wig to last around 18 months.

There are three key factors to consider when selecting the perfect frontal wig for you:

• Texture: Determine whether you prefer straight, wavy, or curly hair. Purchase a lace front wig in the texture that best suits your style.

• Length: Decide on the desired length of your frontal hair wig. Options typically range from short (around 10 inches), medium (approximately 18 inches), to long (around 30 inches).

• Lace Type: Choose the type of lace base that suits you best. Options include HD lace, Swiss lace, or mesh lace. Select the lace type that offers the most compatibility for your needs.

When it's time to remove your lace wig, there are two common methods to consider:

• Adhesive Remover: Use a rubbing solution designed to dissolve the adhesive. This makes it easy to gently lift off your frontal wig.

• Cutting Method: If your lace front wig is sewn onto braids, carefully cut along the hairline to safely remove the wig while preserving both your natural hair and the wig itself.

Absolutely! If your lace front wig is made from 100% virgin human hair, you can safely bleach and color it without any harm. This allows you to achieve your desired color while keeping your lace front looking beautiful.

Swimming and working out with a lace front wig is quite manageable. Just remember to avoid using heat to blow dry your hair after them getting damp. Instead, allow it to air dry naturally, and use tissues or blotting papers to absorb any excess moisture.

If your lace front wig is crafted from 100%real human hair, it's perfectly suitable for heat styling. However, it's essential to avoid excessive heat and always use heat protectant sprays to maintain the wig's quality and longevity.

Lace front wigs come in various partition styles, including:

• Side Partition: Allows for a left or right side part. Avoid changing the part too frequently to preserve the wig's quality.

• Middle Partition: Features a clean middle parting, ideal for hairstyles centered around this partition.

• Free Partition: Offers the flexibility to part the wig in any direction without affecting its quality. This type is also suitable for back-slick hairstyles.

We've covered a range of questions about frontal wigs in this blog. If there are any queries left unanswered, rest assured that with Indique lace frontals and closures, you'll have a hassle-free experience in terms of styling, wearing, and maintaining your wig. Here's to a happy lace frontal-wearing journey!