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When aiming for a natural-looking hairline, choosing between a closure vs frontal its really comes down to how you like to style your hair and how much upkeep you’re comfortable with. A closure uses a smaller lace area—usually 4×4 or 5×5 inches—placed at the top of the head. The smaller size allows for more control when styling; creating a clean, bright line would resemble that of your own natural scalp. For those looking for long-lasting results, this style has the ability to hold its shape and not use any glue whatsoever to stay secure.

On the other hand, a frontal spans from ear to ear, providing a complete hairline that allows for versatile styling, such as pulling the hair back or into high ponytails. Although Frontals create the most realistic transition of the entire forehead from hairline to the nape, they require a lot of technical skill to install and maintain. When you compare the two, both have advantages and disadvantages. Closures are easy to use on a daily basis and provide the most believable appearance. On the other hand, Frontals create an illusion of hair being on the scalp all the way from ear to ear, but require a bit more commitment to keeping them looking good.

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