Lace Closure vs Frontal-- How to choose

    Nowadays women have become far more interested in natural hairlook, which makes closures and frontals more prominent than ever before. If you aren’t interested in leaving any of your hair out when getting weaves or extensions, a closure or frontal will be awesome option for you! They’re also great for people who have suffered hair loss due to hair damage or medical issues because they have the ability to appear as if the hair in them is growing directly from your scalp (when applied properly). Here are a few helpful facts to help you decide which option will prove best for you！

What Is A Closure?

    To put it simply, a closure is a piece of fabric that has hair attached to it and is used to assist in creating cohesive and natural appearing hair styles. It is usually a 4×4” piece, which around temple to temple size and put in the middle, it’s 4 inches long and 4 inches wide, like a perfect square. Shop Closure>>

What Is A Frontal?

    A frontal goes from ear to ear, so the entire front is covered. 13×4 ( 13 inches long and 4 inches wide) Lace Frontal is the standard size. Shop Frontal>>

What Is the Similarity Between A Closure and Frontal?

     Lace frontals and lace closures are used in the front part of the hair wig, both of them are very useful in creating beautiful sew in and glue down installations. They both serve the same purpose, which is to close off an install. And they both eliminate the need for blending, helps the hair weaving be natural looking. 

What Is the Difference Between A Closure and Frontal? 

    The major difference between a closure and frontal  is the size. Closure has smaller area than frontal, so your parting is limited, you have 4 inches long of parting and 4 inches that goes back to parting.   

    Frontal goes ear to ear, its strandard size is 13×4″ inches. So it gives you more versatility in terms of parting and hairstyles.