What does it mean when a wig has a lace front?

A lace front wig has a strip of thin, skin-toned lace running ear to ear along the forehead edge, where individual baby hairs are sewn in to create a hairline that mimics real scalp growth — so the front edge of the wig disappears instead of sitting in a hard, visible line across the forehead.

The lace panel is sheer enough that your skin tone shows through beneath it, which is what makes the hairline read as natural rather than as a cap edge. On RSY lace front wigs, the baby hairs along this lace strip come pre-plucked at the factory, meaning the hairline is graduated and ready to wear without requiring additional work at installation. Lace front solves the forehead hairline problem specifically — it's a different construction feature from the Skin-tone top or mono top, which address the crown and part line.

• Lace front placement: a sheer lace strip spanning ear to ear along the forehead hairline edge.
• RSY lace front wigs feature pre-plucked baby hairs, eliminating the need for post-purchase hairline customization.
• RSY lace front wigs are built at 130% density, a medium density suited for daily wear.
• Lace front addresses the forehead hairline; mono top addresses the crown part line — these are separate construction features.