Hair Extensions - Afro Kinky 13x6 HD Lace Frontal - Natural Black (1B)

Six Inches of Parting Behind the Hairline
The 6 is how far the lace reaches back from your front edge, and on Type 4 that reach earns its keep. Coil stands off the scalp and puts more of the part on display than a flat texture would, so with six inches under you a long center line runs well past the crown before it hits an edge. A closure can't hand you that stretch; if you're deciding between the two, the frontal is what buys the extra parting room.

Depth for a Lively Coil to Settle Into
A coil this springy fills a shallow part in seconds and closes it right back up. Six inches of base gives it somewhere to drop into instead, an open channel that stays parted and defined down the length of the crown where a short closure part would swallow itself. The more room the coil has to clear, the cleaner the track it leaves.

Set the Part Anywhere the Base Reaches
Six inches back from the hairline isn't one fixed center line, it's territory. Drop a deep side, push it off to one edge, or sweep the whole front away, and there's still scalp under wherever you land, because this base carries far past where a small closure runs out. And the coil holds whatever line you carve, so you're never locked to one look.

Thin Knots Across a Wide Field
HD is the finest gauge going, each knot tied so close to the top it hardly shows. The trick on a 13x6 is that the gauge has to vanish across a much larger stretch of base than any closure asks it to, and against a black this deep, that fineness is what lets the whole wide surface read as skin rather than fabric laid over it. Treat it gently: slow on the trim, easy at take-down.

The Spring Comes Back Wet
Twist a coil around your finger, let it dry, and it returns on its own. That memory lives in the side links inside the strand, the ones a braid-down flattens but never resets. Water and heat loosen them for a while, then the pattern reknits as it dries, one install after the next.

Where the Part Runs, Keep It Fed
Run a leave-in and a co-wash right along that center track, because a six-inch part opens more of the coil to the air than a short one does, and the bends in Type 4 stop your scalp's oil from ever traveling the length. That long exposed strip is the first place to go dry, so that's where the moisture has to land.

Virgin Enough to Climb
The color's untouched, so it'll lift toward honey blonde when you want it, or you can wear the 1B the day it arrives. Two drops are stocked, 16 inches and 18, landing the front right where your coil bundles do.

Caps the Front, Stitches Down for Weeks
Made for sew-ins and for custom units, it closes off the front your cornrows keep clear and locks onto your braided tracks stitch by stitch. Your own edges stay braided and protected underneath while this holds one clean hairline above, and because this is real virgin hair through and through, you can iron it out for a blowout and mist the coil right back.