13x4 Lace Wig, also called human hair front lace wig, is a kind of lace wig that made of real hair and lace cap. The lace is not the delicate fabric material that used to make clothing or fabric decor, here, it refers to a fine, sheer mesh that hairs are individually tied to. A lace frontal wig labeled as “13x4 Lace Frontal” means that a piece of sheer lace mesh is located at the front of the wig cap.

Does Human Hair Lace Front Wig Damage Your Hair
human hair wig lace front or other lace front wigs alone are not the cause of damage to your hairline. Thinning edges can occur with improper 13x4 Lace Front Wig installation, removal, and poor edge care rituals when not rocking your latest lace wig（go here to get the price）. Our natural hairline contains delicate hairs that are not as flexible or rich with the same degree of elasticity as that of the rest of the hairs on our head.

This unique quality leaves them vulnerable to damage and even patchy hair loss when we inadvertently apply adhesives or tape on top of our natural hairline or fail to use the appropriate adhesive removal solution like C-22 Solvent or rubbing alcohol to remove our real hair lace wigs when we are done wearing them.

Therefore, there is no evidence that hair damage was caused by frontal wigs. Any natural hair damage you might be experiencing while wearing a lace frontal closure wig often has more to do with your installation, removal, and hair care practices rather than the lace wig itself.

Then, you may want to try it. And here the question comes, how long can you keep a lace front wig on?

How Long Can You Keep Lace Frontal Closure Wigs On
This question does not have the correct answers. Generally speaking, A lace front wig can be left on for up to six weeks with long term adhesive. Actually, the length of time a lace frontal wig can be left on depends on what method and products were used when you install the wig, as well as the consumer’s body chemistry.

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