Hair Extensions - Body Wave 13x4 HD Lace Frontal - Jet Black (1)

Four Inches That Rebuild Your Whole Front
Thirteen inches of lace reach from one temple across to the other, and four inches of it sit back off the hairline, which is enough to hand you your entire front edge instead of a single crown opening. Braid your tracks in behind that four-inch band and drop your part where you please, no seam surfacing along the perimeter. If you're weighing this against something smaller, here's how a frontal differs from a closure.

A Part That Moves Without Ever Showing a Seam
You set your part at the mirror rather than the factory, because nothing is stitched into this base to hold one place. Middle for a clean centre, deep to one side the day after, and since the color runs one even #1 through every strand, the part never opens onto a lighter strip or a warmer root. Wherever you drop it, it lands on the same true black.

Black With No Warm Cast Underneath
This one holds the same cool depth from temple to temple, so a shopper looking straight on reads one unbroken glossy sheet across the front rather than a patch of black laid over her own hair. No red, no brown warming it from below.

HD Mesh Sized to Disappear Across the Depth
You'll wrestle a visible base far less here than with transparent or Swiss, since HD knots onto a mesh fine enough to sink into skin instead of perching on top of it. That fine grade has real work to do over the four inches this frontal covers, because the lace lies flat from your hairline back and every knot in that stretch has to pass for scalp.

The Wave Resets Right at the Rebuilt Edge
Slick the front down flat one morning, then bring the soft S-bend back the next, because this is human hair that answers water like your own. Dampen it and the weak bonds that fix each strand's shape release, then re-set into the wave as it dries and cools, so after a sleek day you wet the roots, scrunch, and the body wave returns exactly along that rebuilt front edge. No wand for it.

Human Hair Holds a Set the Way Fiber Can't
Iron it, wind it, or leave the wave as it ships, because a real strand has an outer layer of scales lying flat over an inner core, and that core takes a thermal set and keeps it. Those scales stack like shingles down the shaft, all lying the same direction, which is what keeps it smooth and throwing light back at you wash after wash, where synthetic only ever borrows the smooth for a day.

No Pale Gap Breaking the Black Part
The 2.5 ounces packed across this base close the gaps a loose wave would otherwise leave open, so the part stays a clean dark channel of hair with no strip of skin cutting through the color.

Sew It, Glue It, or Build a Unit
Lock-stitch it to your cornrows with cotton-covered polyester thread, press it down glueless, or fix it over a wig cap you've built yourself. The frontal carries the hairline while your wefts fill everything behind it, so your own edges stay tucked and the finished head reads as one.