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  • What Does 5x5 HD Lace Mean?

    5x5 HD Lace is a lace piece that measures 5 inches wide x 5 inches long and is made of HD Lace.

    HD lace is ultra-thin, lightweight and virtually invisible, giving the appearance of a natural hairline when installed.

  • Which Lace is Better, 5x5 or 13x4?

    5x5 lace is typically a closure that covers a smaller area of the head (5 inches wide by 5 inches deep). It is perfect for creating a natural center or side part.

    13x4 lace is from ear to ear on the front (13 inches wide, 4 inches deep). It offers more styling flexibility, allowing for a variety of parting styles and hairstyles.

    Choose 5x5 if you want a low-maintenance, natural-looking option. If you want maximum styling versatility, choose the 13x4.

  • Which is Better, 4x4 or 5x5 Closures?

    The 4x4 closure is slightly smaller (4 inches wide by 4 inches deep) than the 5x5 closure.

    The 5x5 closure provides more coverage, a more natural hairline and separation space.

    If you want more coverage and flexibility, choose the 5x5 closure.

    If you want a smaller, more economical option, the 4x4 closure will do the trick.

  • Which is Better, 2x6 or 5x5 Closures?

    The 2x6 closure is narrow and long (2 inches wide by 6 inches deep), which makes it ideal for confined parts, but less flexible.

    The 5x5 closure is wider and provides more coverage for natural separation and styling.

    Choose the 5x5 if you want more separation space and a natural look.

    Choose the 2x6 if you are focused on creating a single, stylish part and want a narrower lace option.

FAQ

  • Is The 5x5 Closed or Front?

    5x5 lace is a closure, not a front. The closures are smaller and designed to cover the top part of the head, while the frontal lobe covers the hairline from ear to ear.

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