If you have problem with lifting lace it might be that the lace is not fitting your head properly, it has been stretched out or isn't lying the correct way. If the lace edge is curling upwards, you might want to trim abit off and then use a product of your choice (eg. Magic Melt or Whipped Cream - hair mousse) and our meltasticband to tie it down. This way your train the lace to be molded after your hairline.

This is a common problem with many products on the market today. They leave a residue that can be hard to take off. With our Magic Melt and Whipped Cream - hair foam, that wont be an issue if you follow directions. They provide hold and make the lace appear less noticable.

This is one of the biggest problems lace wearers face as it can break even the most beautiful install. The key to having natural looking lace is definately for it to match your skintone. Makeup can help you but sometimes it can leave a flashback when taking pictures. Our Lace Tint Foam in various shades is your solution.

Due to the nature of lace, the hair is ventliated often in one direction and you'll have to train the hair to lay in the direction you want to make it flat. Our waxstick will create the foundation for it and when used with our hotcomb it will press down the hairs to lay as flat as you desire. Finish with our hair mousse for a neat and sleek look.