



The term “base design” refers to the composite materials used to construct the hair systems foundation. The base is the layer that the hair is attached to. Choosing the right base is a major factor in producing a natural looking hair system. You must consider several aspects of one’s lifestyle and select accordingly.
The features available for a hair system is dependent on the base material. Also, keep in mind that different base materials support different hair densities.
RECOMMENDED ATTACHMENT METHODS: Full Head/Perimeter Bonding
SYSTEMS PER YEAR: 4 to 6
The lightest and most breathable base available, also undetectable by touch. Placed against the skin the lace becomes invisible rendering an extremely natural hairline and scalp appearance. There is a compromise between durability and appearance. The lace base is more delicate compared to some of the other hair system options available, so they will require replacement more frequently.
RECOMMENDED ATTACHMENT METHODS: Full Head/Perimeter Bonding
SYSTEMS PER YEAR: 3 – 5
Ideal for those who want appearance but don’t want to sacrifice durability. The frontal area or the hairline is a lace design while the rest of the system is created with a more durable material. The drawback one might experience is overall comfort. Maintaining a Lace Front system is a lot easier than caring for a Full Lace system.
RECOMMENDED ATTACHMENT METHODS: Full Head/Perimeter Bonding
SYSTEMS PER YEAR: 2 – 3
Typically well featured all around. Very durable and has great breathability. A common base used because it is very affordable and easy to maintain. The drawbacks are appearance features. Resulting from the use of thicker materials in the base design it’s not the most natural and undetectable type of hair system available. This base is recommended for heavier density type hair (Medium or above) which will hide the base materials.
RECOMMENDED ATTACHMENT METHODS: Full Head/Perimeter Bonding
SYSTEMS PER YEAR: 4 – 6
Creates the most undetectable scalp appearance. The secret of this technologically advanced base type lies in the translucent membrane that allows the scalp color to show through, which renders an illusion of the hair emerging from the scalp. Very easy to clean up, remove, and attach. The negative factors of a Skin Base are breathability and durability. Not being a lace it does not provide much ventilation and the material of the base is vulnerable and fragile.
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