French Lace Vs Swiss Lace | Lordhair Hair Toupees
- Posted on 27 March, 2020
- Full Lace Wig
- By Anonymous
Lordhair will teach you about the similarities and differences between Swiss lace and French lace – two popular base materials for hair systems. https://www.lordhair.com/
Both materials are very breathable and realistic but Swiss lace is the finer of the two. Being finer makes it more fragile and susceptible to tearing so that is why it tends to have a lifespan of only one month if used to make a hair system. Full French lace bases usually last three months but both these lifespans depend on the lifestyle of the individual and their maintenance habits. Another point to be aware of is that Swiss lace can only support no hair density higher than medium-light hair density whilst French lace can hold a medium-heavy hair density.
As part of our stock range of men’s hair systems, we have a full Swiss lace hair system called Air: https://www.lordhair.com/swiss-lace-ha.... It has a light to medium-light hair density and is available in more than 10 hair colors.
Champion is our full French lace stock hair system https://www.lordhair.com/s7-stock-full... that comes with a medium-light hair density and in more than 35 hair colors whilst Champion Remy has the same specifications but this model has Remy hair https://www.lordhair.com/champion-remy....
All our stock hair systems can be shipped out immediately once we have received payment so you can expect to receive your hair system within five business days.
If you would like to maximize the durability of lace bases then feel free to discuss your issues with us and we can recommend a suitable custom-made hair system for you. For example, we can combine the two types of lace to create a French lace base with a Swiss lace front. Or we could make a hair system with you without bleached knots. Please allow us 8-9 weeks to make customized hair systems.
If you would like to know more about our hair systems then feel free to leave your comments below or email us at [email protected] with your questions. We also have a live chat feature on our website.
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Hello from Lordhair. Today, I'm here to talk to you about the similarities and differences between Swiss and French lace.. Both types of lace are completely breathable, but Swiss lace is finer, whereas French lace is more coarse.. Swiss lace is very delicate and gives an undetectable front hairline, but we would not recommend having an entire system made of Swiss lace because of just how fine it is. French lace is slightly more durable. So we would recommend combining the two systems for a longer- lasting hair system.. Swiss lace has a lifespan of one month, whilst French lace has a lifespan of two to three months. French lace. Without bleached knots has a lifespan of three to four months.. Swiss lace can hold a hair length of up to six inches and a medium-light hair density, whereas French lace can hold a medium-heavy hair density.. If you want to find out more about Swiss or French lace or look at our lace hair products, then please feel free to visit our website or email us.. Alternatively, you can telephone us at
Comments
Adam Gets Healthier: I got about 4 months out of my last Swiss Lace. Very impressive
Daus Jie: I've been using swisslace for 6 months, and beginning to fold on the edge
praveen singh: What is the cost of French lace system
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