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There’s nothing more frustrating than spending hours on your hair only to look in the mirror and see those tiny, annoying black dots staring back at you. When you drop money on a Full Lace Frontal, you’re paying for the “scalp” look, not a grid pattern that looks like a screen door. If those lines are visible, your knots just haven’t been camouflaged enough to pass for real hair.

If you’re brave, grab a bleach kit. The secret is mixing it until it’s thick—like cake frosting—so it sits on the knots without bleeding through and ruining the hair. But if the idea of bleach near your new unit scares you, don’t sweat it. You can totally fake it with the “bald cap method” and some heavy-duty concealer. Dabbing a bit of skin-tone makeup onto the inside of your Full Lace Frontal is a total game-changer for hiding those grids.
The final touch is the melt. Tie that hairline down with an elastic band for ten minutes after glueing. That pressure blurs the lace right into your skin for a seamless finish.

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