Be careful when pulling on monofilament features!

December 09, 2020

Most monofilament wigs have some sort of welded lace in them. Do not pull directly on these features, as the fibers of these grids can actually separate, leading to tears and fraying of these delicate features.

REMEMBER:
The lace on lace front wigs tends to be finer than the monofilament anywhere else on the cap. Lace fronts are therefore the most delicate parts of the wig!

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