Straight Hair Weave: How To Choose The Right Hair Closure For You?

There are several different kinds of hair extension forms, and one of them is pieces and closures. Closures provide ultimate security to your actual hair. They cover your scalp entirely, making them an attractive protection type.

Closures are a hair addition with complete coverage that masks your real hair. Your wig can be attached to them. It connects to a lace foundation, unlike tracks, enabling it to have a scalp like a likeness. The foundation simulates a scalp and consists of a lace fabric piece with attached multiple single cilium strands. They come in different sizes like; straight hair weave, curly hair weave, and much more, but typically come in a square or rectangular part, usually about four by four.

Several lace closure sizes can be selected: lace closure 4x4, lace closure 5x5, lace closure 6x6, and lace closure 7x7. According to their specifications, clients can choose different sizes. You can pick a 7x7 lace closure if you want to have a deep hairline on your forehead. Light brown lace has the most lace closure; now, transparent lace is becoming more and more common. To create an invisible and undetectable look, clients would like to use a translucent lace closure.

Tips for choosing the right hair closure for you:

1. Try to choose the best hair closure with good quality that perfectly fits your hair. Make sure that you pick the color and texture similar to your natural hair. A side parting one will look more natural than middle parts. 

2. The hair closure color is the second question you need to remember. Choose the lace's color that will fit your skin tone, so the lace is almost undetectable like your scalp and helps the natural look of your lace. You can also dye lace at home, use a fabric tone dye close to your skin, and not too dark. 

 3. Trim the excess hair because it may cause problems to fit your scalp. Most often, your designer will do for you to ensure that your lace closure is more comfortable. 

4. You have to cover your hair to make it more natural before putting on your full lace closure or frontal lace closure. To keep your hair slick, use hair gel, and your hair won't fly free. If your hair is long, French braid it and place it under a cap for closure.