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How to maintain your Lace Front Wig

On 18th July 2016

Commonly used to take off on the bracket

Every day when you don’t wear your wig, you should put a wig placed, put on the bracket.

Not commonly used should put them in plastic bags

If there is a period of time not wearing a wig or do not wear, it is necessary to collect the wig, it is best not to exposure in the air, easy to dust or messy, so it should be put a wig received the original use wig, or received in the plastic bag.

Regular cleaning wig

If often wear a wig, it is recommended washed once a week, cleaning time to pay special attention to the wig is not wash with hot water, will destroy the hair quality, and can’t be a long soak in the water. After the cleaning, the airing in the ventilation automatic air dry.

Hair care to keep the bright lubrication

Cleaning wig when must not hand to rub, see wig knot not to pull, should use conditioner, gently straighten out, and the use of conditioner wig will be glamorous, like just bought.

Sparse tooth comb to straighten out the wig

Usually take off the wig should use the kind of sparse comb gently straighten out the wig, clean up the dust. Select the sparse combs, in order to prevent the dense comb easily put the wig broken, can also use special wig comb.

Curly hair wig can’tuse comb

If you hair is curly hair, then you must not use a comb to take care of curly hair Oh, and finally to gently take care of the hand gently on the line, with a comb to take care of the volume of curly hair do not.

Wig turn wet towel rescue

If the hair wig accidentally bent to do, must not use a hand to pull straight, easy hair. If you are too lazy to wash it, you can cover the wig with a towel to dry naturally, will straighten.

Non oil maintenance liquid nursing wig

Wig for a long time, there is no started to buy that beautiful black, actually every day before wearing a wig with non oily skin care liquid in the wig spray some wigs can not only anti electrostatic, and restore the original appearance, lubrication and stylish.

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What is a Lace Closure?

By GOODYARD HAIR

On 7th July 2016

In Hair Toppers

Lace Closures Explained

Lace Closures are a fairly popular item for women who care about their hair. The flexibility and versatility of closures makes them applicable for just about all types of hair, whether natural, scanty, permed or the less thrilling receding hairline. Our natural hair doesn’t always blend well with foreign textures; for instance Brazilian or Indian, and as a result, some weaves tend to reveal breakage, bald spots and thinned edges: closures can be used effectively to prevent such occurrences. We answer the question, What is a Lace Closure?

If you know what to look for in Lace closures, you will have an easier time at the beauty salon. Here are some facts and tips about closures you should know about:

A lot of women tend to confuse frontals with lace closures. Closures are not frontals; however, frontals can be considered closures. Lace frontals are basically a hairpiece which mimics a person’s hairline, covering it up from ear to ear.
Closures come in different forms and sizes so not every purchase would work for you. Look for the size that works perfectly for your scalp so that it fits well. Laced based closures are preferable because they lay flatter and are more comfortable.
Never use glue for your closure; it’s a common mistake among women and it could lead to hair loss. Sew the closure in to avoid spoiling it or losing hair.
Closures cover the crown and though a frontal can be sewn or clipped in the back, the best method for putting it in place is by bonding. The bonding process involves liquid or tape adhesive whereby the adhesive is applied sparingly to the lace mesh and then carefully secured on the front part of the hairline.
When wearing a weave, keep the area at the front hairline and crown well blended.
Sewn-in or bonded weaves usually require lace closures to cover the top area where the track hair or weaving hair gets sewn/bonded down. This process often creates an area called the “horseshoe” where some hair gets left out. Closures can be used to cover up that area and add some decorative style to enhance the weave.
Always make sure you tint the materials used on your closure so that it matches your scalp. When you properly tint the closure it makes it easier to part, pull back or twist your hair in any style you want without drawing attention to the closure.
You may use liquid, tape adhesives or weaving thread to apply closures: that will create a natural-looking head of weave. Just about everyone will be convinced it’s your natural hair.
In order to get the best results, always get your closure fitted by a professional.

Apart from lace closures, several other types of closures exist. They include the following:

Silk Base Closures：

Monofilament closure:

It’s essentially a mesh which happens to be the most durable type of closure and is applied in a single-strand method, hence the name mono-filament. It is perfect for stiffer hairstyles with full bangs because it maintains the original shape without much effort. The mesh creates a natural-looking transparent base which happens to be transparent and makes the scalp look better. Skin-polyurethane closure: comes in a thin, flexible silicone base which tends to create the illusion of a natural scalp. It is not durable though, and it doesn’t let air in so it would not be ideal in hotter climates.

Combination/Hybrid closure:

Uses the longevity of monofilament and combines it with lace so as to create a natural-looking hairline. Hybrid closures come in high density especially in the portion with monofilaments and the lace when combined with flesh-tone silk creates a more natural look.

Invisible Part Closure:

This type of closure involves wefted hair sewn into a mesh base. It usually comes in an oblong shape and can be fitted in at an angle, where the depth of part can be manipulated without including the hairline.

How to Make A Wig With Hair Wefts & Lace Closures

By GOODYARD HAIR

On 27th March 2015

In Hair Toppers

Most people like wigs, not just for covering up flaws, but most for fashion and beauty. And some people especially love to DIY their own wigs with lace closures and hair wefts. It is much cheaper than a human hair wig and also gives people more sense of achievement. For the full head hand made wig, need 3 hair wefts and 1 piece of lace closure. Now I’ll show you how to make the wigs by yourselves.

First you’ll need a foamed plastics model head. Put the cap on the head. Make the lace closure fixed to the cap.

Now, started by sewing the closure down to the cap.

Sew the weft under the edge of the cap so it can be worn in a high ponytail.

Sew using the loop & pull method for secure wefts. Never sew threw wefts!

Secure your wefts before flipping.

Apply tracks in a upside down U shape, it creates smoothness.

Make tight neat loop & pull stiches

Your tracks should be in the upside down U shape not straight across

Sew the last track all the way around & attach it to the closure.

Be sure to make stitches tight and small

Cut the U shape piece of cap from under the closure.

Ending results! You can add some large curls or cut some layers.

After reading it, then would you like to try to make your own hand made wigs? Do it right now!

In fact, most people would like to get it at salons or buy the wefts with lace closures at shops and then get them made into wigs at salons. So I believe it’ll be a hot seller at salons and hair stores. Why don’t you get some inventory of them? Don’t hesitate to make an order of the wefts with closures at gyh001@goodyardhair.com! Even samples are available. Always there waiting for you 😀

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Spring Festival Recommendation, Hot Sale Lace Closure

By GOODYARD HAIR

On 8th February 2014

In Hair Toppers

Hair closures are added to the top or sides of your hair or hair weave and can be parted to whatever side after putting them on your crown so that is why they always look great and natural.

The advantages to using hair closures are that they always look realistic and some are arranged with baby hair at the front to simulate the growing of your natural hairline. They cause minimum or no damage on your natural hair and hence are a danger free addition. These hair pieces are also great because they can vary from small to big, but they are almost always applied in small patches. You can go to a hair dresser or do it yourself at home and the result will always be stunning no matter what.

Lace Closure Application Guide
1. Regardless of whether you want to install a lace closure hair on sew-in or glue-in weaves, tracks will be needed for the weft of the closure.
2. Complete the process of sewing in or gluing in hair extensions to tracks or cornrow braids of natural hair.
3. Clean the skin around the outer edge of the hairline with rubbing alcohol.
4. Make sure that you leave a U-shaped portion of cornrow braids on the crown of your head. This is what you have to install the Swiss lace closure.
5. Apply a thin line of adhesive. Keep in mind that a little bit of adhesive is enough. Gently press it down until it is secured. Alternatively, you can use a dark colored sewing thread and C-shaped needle to attach the lace closure to the U-shaped section of tracks.

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