Beschreibung
A lace front is judged in one second, from one angle, at your hairline. Everything else on the unit is negotiable. That first centimetre is not.
This unit is built on a 13x6 HD lace panel, which means the lace runs six inches deep from the front hairline and thirteen inches across. That depth is what lets you part the unit off-centre, sweep it back, or pull it into a low bun without exposing a hard edge. The HD film is thin enough that the knots sit against your scalp rather than above it, and the hair is pre-plucked along the parting so you are not spending the first hour of a wear thinning it yourself.
The hair is bone straight, half machine made and half hand tied, on an average-size cap with light brown lace. Density is offered at 180, 200, and 250 percent, which is the single biggest lever on how the unit reads: 180 for an everyday finish, 200 for a fuller crown, 250 when the install needs to look like a lot of hair from across a room. Lengths run from 16in to 40in, and the unit perms, so a wave can be added later without buying again.
The lace disappears. The hairline introduces you.
Why It Belongs In Your Kit
- ✦ 13x6 HD lace panel, deep enough to part off-centre or sweep back without a visible edge
- ✦ Pre-plucked parting so the unit wears as-is instead of needing an hour of thinning first
- ✦ Density options of 180, 200, and 250 percent control how full the unit reads from a distance
- ✦ Half machine made and half hand tied construction with an average-size cap and light brown lace
- ✦ Bone straight texture that perms, so a wave can be added later on the same unit
- ✦ Lengths from 16in to 40in, with 22in to 30in held in United States stock for faster delivery
Technical Specifications
- Lace Panel: 13x6 HD lace front, also available in 13x4 and 5x5
- Base Material: French lace
- Made Method: Half machine made and half hand tied
- Cap Size: Average size
- Color of Lace: Light brown
- Texture: Straight, pre-plucked along the parting
- Density: 180%, 200%, or 250%
- Length Range: 16in to 40in
- Perming: Supported
- Items Per Package: 1 piece
How To Choose A Density
Pick 180 percent if you wear the unit daily and want it to sit close to the head, 200 percent for a standard full look that photographs well, and 250 percent when volume is the point and you are willing to spend a little more time blending. Length and density work against each other: a 40in unit at 250 percent reads heavier than the same density at 20in, so step the density down as the length goes up if you want a natural fall.
Questions, Answered
Q: What does 13x6 actually mean?
A: Thirteen inches of lace across the hairline and six inches of depth from front to back. That depth covers the frontal curve, which is what allows a centre part, a side part, or a swooped-back edge without the lace ending too early.
Q: Is the hairline pre-plucked?
A: Yes, the parting is pre-plucked and the front edge is thinned. You can still customize further with tweezers, and most people only need to add a little powder along the part line rather than remove hair.
Q: Which density should a first-time lace wearer choose?
A: 200 percent is the safest starting point. It looks full in photos, survives a few comb-outs, and still sits flat on an average cap. Choose 180 percent if you wear the unit every day under hats or scarves.
Q: Can the unit be permed or curled?
A: It is human hair and accepts a perm. If you want body waves rather than a full perm, set it on rollers overnight and avoid heat above 180C to keep the cuticle smooth.
Q: What cap size does this fit?
A: Average size, which fits most heads between 21.5in and 22.5in in circumference. The cap has adjustable straps at the back for a further half inch of give in either direction.
Q: How do I keep the HD lace from tearing?
A: Apply adhesive along the skin, not the lace, and remove with a solvent rather than pulling. Store the unit on a block or stand so the front edge never folds back on itself between wears.
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