How to Install a 360 Lace Frontal

How to Install a 360 Lace Frontal

Lace frontal is a new trend in hair extensions and wigs. It’s gaining popularity among women because it looks natural and gives you the versatility to style your hair as you like. Unlike a traditional frontal, the 360 lace frontal doesn’t expose weaving tracks and can look like it’s growing from your head naturally. However, it is important to know how to properly use a lace frontal so you can get the most out of it and avoid damaging your natural hair. This article will guide you on how to install a 360 lace frontal properly and get the celebrity look that you desire.

Before you start the process, make sure to prepare your wig cap and the lace frontal. This includes washing, conditioning, and trimming the natural hairline if necessary. You will also need to bleach the knots and dye the lace to match your skin tone if necessary. Once you have finished prepping the wig cap and hair, it is time to start sewing the lace frontal in place. You will need a mannequin head, straight and curved needles, scissors, white pencil, pins, yarn or thread, wig cap, and hair comb to complete this step. It is recommended to use a high-quality wig cap, which will ensure that your lace frontal stays in place and doesn’t come loose.

After pinning the lace frontal, it is time to sew the edges of the wig with a sewing machine or by hand. Make sure you are using a high-quality thread and yarn, so the stitching is secure and the wig cap will not tear or break. Once the lace is pinned and sewn, trim any excess lace around the hairline to make it smooth and natural. Then, add the middle bundles to complete the process of a full sew in weave with a 360 lace frontal. Usually, 2-3 bundles of matching hair texture are needed to create a full weave with a 360 lace frontal.

Unlike regular wigs, 360 lace frontals have lace that covers the entire perimeter of the cap, making them much more natural-looking. They are also breathable, which means that they will keep your scalp cool and comfortable even during hot weather. Additionally, they require less maintenance than other lace frontals and wigs, as you can simply wash them and let them dry.

Another benefit of a 360 lace frontal is that it provides more styling versatility. Because of its design, you can style your hair in many ways, including ponytail hairstyles and braids. Additionally, you can part your hair in any direction and still have it look natural.

Finally, 360 lace frontals are also easier to install than other types of wigs. They are typically attached to a breathable wig cap, which means that you can sew your own hair in and save money on the cost of having it professionally installed. They also require fewer bundles of hair than other types of wigs, which helps to cut down on installation and maintenance costs.