What is the difference between swiss lace and french lace?
Swiss Lace is a very fine and delicate material. It is easy to tear during the application or removal process leaving your wig unusable, while the French lace is a more durable material, not as easy to tear during the application process and is great if it is your first wig. Both the Swiss and French lace is undetectable once applied to your scalp.
There are three types of lace bases – Super fine Swiss Lace, Swiss Lace and French lace Super fine Swiss lace is the the thinnest in quality. It is also the most delicate bse available. Perfect for use in the front, as it is invisible and does not show. Swiss lace is slightly thicker as compared to the Super Fine quality. This does not mean that it is visible. In fact, this lace is also a good lace for the front, as you cannot see it. It is also more durable in strength. French lace is extremely durable and cannot be seen from the front as well.
Swiss lace is a bit more delicate than French lace. They both offer a natural look, but Swiss lace is the least detectable. Are Infinity Lace Wigs true to the advertised length? And are they cut and styled? Infinity Lace Wigs are the exact lengths ordered. Each strand applied to the base cap will be the length requested, therefore your wig will have natural layers because the strands at the top of your head will fall above the strands that start at the nape. You must go to a stylist to have the hair cut and styled if you wish. How long can I wear my wig at a time? Your extended wear will depend on what adhesives you use, your body chemistry, how your skin responds to the adhesives, and how frequently you wish to re-apply. We stress that it is important for you to be mindful of your hair and scalp condition underneath during extended wear. Most clients achieve a 1-2 week hold with the right adhesive, washing and nurturing their own hair in between applications. If you are bald or have s
