 | best-quality-wigs Lace materials 1 Best mono lace
Fine Welded Mono Lace: Probably one of the most popular due to it's durability yet it still has a very nice finished look for the client who just wants a natural front in case the wind blows.
Fine Welded Mono is an open weave nylon monofilament material that is literally welded using an ultrasonic welder at each point where two strands of the monofilament meet. This method makes the material very strong which helps with fraying along the edge. Fine Welded Mono Lace can be easily heat set and requires no tailoring or darting to maintain its shape and holds up very well. |
 | best-quality-wigs Lace materials 2 best french lace
French Lace is a good choice especially for bases. It is very durable and has good disappearing qualities on the front hairline as well. It is available in bleached white, pink, tan, brown, and black colors. If matched in proper color with the own skin tone is undetectable as much as Swiss Lace. We recommend French Lace for first time wearers.
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 | best-quality-wigs Lace materials 3 Best swiss lace
Swiss Lace is a delicate lace and can be used for the front hairline in addition to the entire base. For long term durability you may design your custom lace wig by selecting French lace with a Swiss lace front. |
 | best-quality-wigs Lace materials 4 Thin Skin Perimeter Lace
A lace wig with a thin skin perimeter is a very thin layer of plastic that can be place in the front, back or throughout the perimeter of the wig. Many prefer this because it provides a stronger hold in humidity, through perspiration and in water. |
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