If you are considering purchasing a Lace Front Wig or Hair Replacement System, it is highly recommend that you know and understand what other's are going through with various Wig Shops & Clubs and Hair Replacement Centers... before you buy.

To help you better... understand how you can undercoat your Lace Front Wig to protect the front hairline from being damaged or destroyed... please read the following:

There are basically three popular types of Wig Caps used for making Women's Lace Front Wigs. They are French Lace, Polyurethane, and Monofilament Wig Caps.

French Lace Wig Caps
The most popular and commonly used wig caps used for making Lace Front Wigs is French Lace Material. French Lace Material is composed of many small holes very similar to "window screen."

When wigs are manufactured, using the strand-by-strand method of tying hair (ventilating) to French Lace Material, each hair is tied seperately to one of the holes throughout the entire wig cap to create the finished Lace Front Wig.

The problem that eventually occurs from securing a wig using tape to secure a wig, is that hair is continually pulled out of the bonding area when the tape is removed.

The problem that eventually occurs from securing a wig using adhesive is used to secure a wig, is the adhsive penetrates through the lace material holes and quickly destroys the front hairline on the wig.

Another problem with French Lace Material is that the matrix (small holes) show through the hair at the front hairline and part areas.

There is really no way to solve the matrix exposure problem completely, however, it is possible to camofiloge the front hairline and part areas by adding more hair to these areas to better hide the lace matrix.

To eliminate the problem of hair being pulled out and to create better bonding along the front hairline area may easily be accomplished by undercoating the front hairline of your wig using EasyTAB Compound. Sealing the hair to the matrix provides a better bonding surface and it allows the tape to stick much better than just sticking to the raw hair.

EasyTAB Compound also eliminates front hairline damage created when cleaning away adhesive residue from the front hairline area too.

The process below will explain how to prepare a French Lace Front Wig and Monofilament Lace Front Wig so the above does not occur.

French Lace Wig hairline.

The above photo shows how and what most French Lace Wigs look like along the front hairline when they are glued down. As you can see the lace matrix is plainly visiable and the netting obviously does not match the persons skin color. Wigs made with Monofilament Lace Material allow you to control the hair density - so it looks natural; "Like hair growing from skin." Also, you can easily dye the Lace Material to match with your own skin tone using Rit Dye.

Monofilament Lace Wig Caps
The second most popular wig caps used for making Lace Front Wigs are Monofilament Lace Wig Caps. Monofilament Lace Material is similar to "women's pantyhose material" with very tiny holes, so close together that it looks like skin when bonded to your own skin. The process below explains how to prepare a Monofilament Lace Front Wig, so the above problems do not occur.

The method of tying hair to Monofilament Material is the same as with French Lace Material, however, when sealed with urethane and bonded to your scalp can provide several favorable benefits.

• Ventilating hair to Polyurethane Material is not possible.

When sealed using our brush-on urethane (EasyTAB Compound) you can expect the follow benefits:

1.	Hair is sealed and protected so hair cannot be pulled out where applied.
2.	Hair is not damaged when cleaning away wig bonding adhesive.
3.	Adhesive cannot penetrate through French Lace Material into hair.
4.	Hair can be added to the front hairline area to restore lost hair.
5.	Wig will last much longer compared to a wig without an unprotected front hairline.

Polyurethane Wig Caps
The Lace Front Wigs made using a Polyurethane Wig Cap are very natural looking at the front hairline area, however, they are not as as popular as the French Lace and Monofilament Front Lace Wigs. The reasons for this are as follows:

1.	Polyurethane material does not allow proper air circulation to occur beneath the Wig Cap. This can cause or accelerate hair loss.
2.	Polyurethane material is very delicate and when damaged cannot be easily repaired.
3.	Hair cannot easily be added to the front hairline should that be necessary.
4.	Scalp oil can cause polyurethane to become stiff and ripply along the front hairline.
5.	Polyurethane Lace Front Wigs are very hot during warm weather.

The information provided on the following pages will teach you how to prepare Hairpieces and Lace Front Wigs, so they will last longer and look more natural. And, so you can save money by eliminating costly maintence on your Hair Replacement System or Wig.

We hope you find the information provided is enlightening and beneficial!

Here at MHRW INTERNATIONAL we are constantly getting inquiries for information about how to secure a Lace Front Wig.

Therefore, we prepared the following web pages to explain how trained technicians are securing Women's Lace Front Wigs for their clients.

Here is what you must learn...

Learn	How to undercoat your wig so the front hairline is protected.
Learn	What Tape or Adhesive is best for securing your Wig.
Learn	How to care for your wig so it lasts much longer.

Choose your "Wig type" below that you wish to learn about...  How to prepare your French Lace Front Wig for wearing. Details  How to prepare your Monofilament Lace Front Wig for wearing. Details