There are a few different types of lace wigs:
Full Lace front wigs or Lace Front wigs.

Some human hair and a few synthetic wigs offer
full lace front wig. These wigs will look the most natural, and will be undetectable.

They are crafted to maximize breath-ability as well as added comfort. The special transitional density of the front hairline is done to replicate the natural pattern of growing hair.

Some of the highlights Include:

- Natural parting is possible throughout the entire wig.
- Versatility (these wigs can be worn in up-do styles, low ponytails, as well as braids).
- Breathable, lightweight and very comfortable to wear.

A few cons with these Full lace front wigs:
- You will have to be more careful, as they tend to be more delicate compared to other bases.
(Most likely will need to be repaired within a year-depending on your usage.)
- They will have to be glued around the entire perimeter for a natural look.
This could be time consuming for daily wearers- but will not be an issue if you wear these wigs for extended periods of time.

Lace Front Wig

The lace front wig means that these baby hairs are tied around the lace edges to appear as if the hair was growing directly from the scalp in the front hairline. Usually, these wigs have this lace (French Lace) in the frontal area, while the back and sides of these wigs offer a more durable material.
(i.e: monofilament, stretch lace, polyuerathane).

Some of the highlights would be:

- Easier to apply.
- Can wear your hair styled off of the face, and pulled back in a low ponytail.
- They are very Breathable.
- Provide a natural looking hairline.

For the best results, you actually trim the lace section (that doesn't have hair on it), to where you own natural hairline would start.


Some of our most popular human hair monofilament wigs brands in this category are our Impressions, Louis Ferre, Raquel Welch, & Wig Pro