To install a complete lace hair replacement system, first protect the scalp with a balsam adhesive. Let it dry, then apply the tape directly to the head. From there, the hair system can be positioned and adjusted. Yiyohair recommends that you try the installation by following these steps:
Step 1: Using scissors, cut some hair system tape into thin, short pieces. Attach small pieces of tape to the perimeter of the base. Since the hair system tape is double-sided, it is necessary to remove the protective paper on the other side.
Step 2: If you are not bald, shave off the rest of your hair. Try shaving off areas that fit the size of the wig. Use rubbing alcohol to clean the wig and the customer's head. It is important to remove all dirt and scalp oil before applying the film.
Step 3: Choose where you want the wig to be and mark it on your head.
Step 4: Position the hair and wig and slowly apply it to the scalp from the front of the head to the back. Be sure not to press the tape on the customer's baby hair during the process. Continue applying pressure to ensure that the wig is firmly attached to the head.
Step 5: Tailor your hair to your needs.

When you place an order from our website, you can request a cut base service. If you're going to cut the base yourself. Yiyohair gives you some thoughtful advice. Once you have correctly placed the lace Toupee, you can carefully trim the excess material of the lace Toupee. It is recommended that you take care not to trim too much until you are completely satisfied with the fit and position of the Hairpiece.
First, you need to take the tape and measure the basic size you want and mark the points with markers. You need to do this for the width and length of the base. You can then join the markers to form a solid line around the base.
Before picking up the scissors, you need to pull the hair back behind the line you marked. Then, carefully cut along the line, making sure the hair stays behind the line; Otherwise, you'll end up cutting your hair by mistake. If you end up cutting your hair, you'll be left with short cuts around your hairline, and they won't look natural.

Step 1: Remove the tape by slowly peeling it away from the polyurethane area of the lace hair system. If the tape is difficult to peel, try soaking the lace hair system in water first.
Step 2: Soak the lace hair system in a liquid solvent. Soaking time may vary depending on the lacing hair system and the type of tape used. In most cases, 30 minutes is enough.
Step 3: Remove the hair system from the solvent and place hair side down in the sink. Gently remove residue with a brush. After removing the residue, place the device back in the solvent for a few minutes.
Step 4: Remove the hair system from the solvent and return it to the sink. Gently slide the brush over the edge of the base and through the hair, and all remaining residue should slip off easily. After brushing your teeth for a few minutes, rinse the hair system from the bottom with warm water.
At this point, the lace hair system should be cleaned and removed of old tape residue.

Due to good breathability, light weight, and lace hair systems are all considered the best summer wear options, as they will give you the coolest feeling they can expect! Those who live a very active lifestyle are often the most loyal and persistent users because they sweat a lot. In terms of naturalness, both lace hair systems are undetectable, and when paired with 100% high-quality real human hair, can give the wearer a very realistic look of full hair. Nonetheless, they differ from each other in ways that will strongly influence those who choose between them.
Appearance: Without looking closely, it is almost impossible to tell the difference in their appearance, as both bases are made of thousands of ultra-fine threads neatly woven into a web of countless small holes. However, if you look closely at the base, you will see that the holes in the Swiss lace are slightly larger than the holes in the French lace, which actually makes the Swiss lace look less noticeable than the French lace. Larger holes undoubtedly mean better air permeability, which explains why the Swiss lace hair system feels more breathable to many wearers than the French lace hair system.
Touch: There are also differences in how the two hair systems feel on the scalp. Compared to Swiss lace soles, French lace soles are made of stronger and thicker thread, so when you touch them, you will feel that Swiss lace is softer and lighter. This difference is attributed to the finer fibers used in the production of Swiss lace materials, while the fibers of French lace materials are more elastic and strong. Although Swiss lace hair systems provide a relatively more comfortable feel, they do have their downsides. Compared to the French lace hair system, the Swiss lace hair system is more vulnerable to tearing and pulling injuries because the threads are very thin and soft. Hair system bases can easily break and go to waste if not used correctly. Usually, Swiss lace hair systems can last one to two months before becoming unusable. In contrast, French lace hair systems are more resistant to this damage, which makes them last longer, four to five months.
Hair density : Hair density is a measure of the volume of hair in a toupee. The higher the density, the more hair there is on the toupee. The hair density of toupees is usually divided into the following grades from low to high: extra light, light, medium light, medium, medium heavy, and heavy. The level of hair density that a toupee can withstand is another difference between the French lace hair system and the Swiss lace hair system. Given that French lace substrates are made of stronger fibers that are very resistant to pulling and breaking, the French lace hair system can have hair densities as high as medium thickness to meet the demands of head-hungry wearers with thick hair. However, when it comes to the Swiss lace hair system, things are not so flexible, as the maximum hair density compatible with the Swiss lace sole is medium light. Anything other than that will make the base of the hair system more vulnerable to breakage and damage from pulling. This prevents people who want hair density higher than medium light from trying Swiss lace hairpieces, which is one reason why French lace hair systems have a much larger consumer base than Swiss lace hair systems worldwide.