What'S The Difference Between Lace Base, Silk Base And Mono Base| Christmas Mega Sale

I know a lot of you have these questions. Should I get a lace me? Should I get a silly? Should I get a monofilament? What is the difference, so I'm here to show you yeah okay, so today welcome Jasmine Jasmine has some hair loss here and she would like to know which base is good for her now everyone is completely different. So what might be good for her may not be something that you want. So, let's cover base number one, which is the lace base. The lace base features a lace material with individual hairs tied at the base, which is an amazing choice. If you would like to mimic a hair line that simulates your own, this is extremely breathable and very, very lightweight. So the pros of the lace base is the naturalness of it and the breathability, which is very important in the summer months. The cons there are visible knots that are individually tied, not to less visible. If you have a lighter color topper or if you bleach the lace on the inside, it will make the nut appear less visible. Next, we have the monofilament cap. This base has individual hairs that are tied into a mesh material that allows the light and air to pass through. Monofilament base allows you to change the part, and I put her on Jasmine's head they're, also extremely durable and have a long lifespan. This is great for people who are suffering from chemotherapy, it's very good for like a sensitive scalp. So the pros to the monofilament cap is its comfort, its soft and comfortable, to wear, and it's great. If you have a sense of scalp due to chemotherapy or just you know, scalp skin issues, it's realistic, it looks so real and provides a free and movable part. So you can basically put her anywhere now for the con, not as breathable as a lace base due to the title weave being tied in the lace. So that's the pros and cons of the monofilament top now the soap basic instructed with a layer of lace and pure silk on the top part of a cap. The soap base has the most realistic scalp on the market. Silk base perfectly hides the nuts which makes the part seem virtually undetectable. It looks so real. This is the inside. Now we're gon na put it on Jasmine, and you will see - and we will tell you the pros and cons of the silk base pros to the silk base - is that it is really realistic, no need to kind of Lodge the knots. The silent versatility is amazing that you can part this topper in any direction, so the cons, sometimes the silk base - can have difficulty laying flat. So sometimes you might need a little help, a little wick low. You can even use that to be glued hair, gel even eyelash, glue, perfect, put a dot, there hold it and it will stay down all day. This can like breathability compared to the lace of the monofilament. Silk bases are slightly warmer to wear during the summer months. Compared to mono and lace base, Thank You Jasmine you're, so good