A lace closure is great for a natural hair look, but it can lift. This happens due to poor fitting, lack of care, or weather. But with a few tricks, your lace closure can stay on well and look good.
1. Good Fitting
1. Good Fitting
Putting on the lace closure right helps it stay put. Start by braiding hair flat for a smooth base. Use strong glue or adhesive and spread it evenly. If sewing, stitch tight around the edges.
2. Right Adhesive
2. Right Adhesive
Choose the right glue or tape. Pick waterproof and sweat-proof glue. Let it dry a bit before pressing the lace. For tape, put it on smoothly without bubbles.
3. Use An Elastic Band
3. Use An Elastic Band
An elastic band holds the lace down well. Sew a band to each side. Adjust for a snug fit. This keeps the lace tight on your scalp.
4. Avoid Too Much Moisture And Oil
4. Avoid Too Much Moisture And Oil
Sweat, oil, and water can loosen the glue. Use an oil-free scalp protector. Avoid too much sweating or getting the lace wet. Be gentle when washing near the lace.
5. Daily Care
5. Daily Care
Wrap hair in silk or satin at night to stop friction and lifting. Check edges each day. Add glue or gel if needed.
Follow these steps to keep your lace closure looking great for a longer time.
Follow these steps to keep your lace closure looking great for a longer time.