Dealing with shedding is one of the most frustrating hurdles of wearing a Full Lace Frontal, but understanding the "why" behind the hair loss is the first step toward a fix. Unlike a traditional weft, each hair on a lace piece is individually hand-tied into a delicate mesh. This implies that knots are naturally weak and can become loose as a result of over-brushing, product buildup or higher heat used to create hairstyles. In order to prevent knots from thinning before beginning the knotting process, applying a knot sealer to the bottom side of your lace will give the smaller anchor a secondary level of protection.
Consistent daily habits create the most significant change: Use a wide-tooth comb every day and begin your detangling process from the lower ends and work towards the scalp, always applying pressure to the tension depending on where you apply your comb to detangle the extensions. If you begin seeing any bald patches developing, that could be an indication for re-evaluating how much hold you use to adhere your extensions to your hair and/or how you remove the extensions, as excessive pulling during the removal of the extensions is one of the main reasons that cause damage. By being proactive with your Full Lace Frontal maintenance—like sleeping in a silk scarf and avoiding heavy oils near the knots—you can significantly extend the life of your unit and keep it looking full and voluminous.
Consistent daily habits create the most significant change: Use a wide-tooth comb every day and begin your detangling process from the lower ends and work towards the scalp, always applying pressure to the tension depending on where you apply your comb to detangle the extensions. If you begin seeing any bald patches developing, that could be an indication for re-evaluating how much hold you use to adhere your extensions to your hair and/or how you remove the extensions, as excessive pulling during the removal of the extensions is one of the main reasons that cause damage. By being proactive with your Full Lace Frontal maintenance—like sleeping in a silk scarf and avoiding heavy oils near the knots—you can significantly extend the life of your unit and keep it looking full and voluminous.