Okay, so remember when I spent HOURS watching YouTube tutorials trying to get my frontal to actually melt? Girl, I was using Got2B spray like it was water and still couldn't get that seamless look. The problem wasn't my technique. It was the frontal itself. This Vietnamese body wave frontal? Completely different story. The Swiss lace literally disappears on my skin tone, and I'm not even being dramatic.
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Hair Type | 100% Raw Vietnamese Human Hair |
| Texture | Body Wave |
| Size | 13x4 Frontal |
| Lace Type | Swiss Lace |
| Hair Color | Natural Black (1B) |
| Length | 16" |
| Coloring | Can lift to #613 |
What Makes This One Different
Not gonna lie, when I first started wearing frontals, I thought they were all basically the same. Wrong. So wrong. This Vietnamese hair has this natural luster that doesn't look plastic-y or overly shiny. You know how some frontals look amazing in the package but then you install them and they're stiff? This one moves. Like actually moves with your natural hair.
Here's what really sold me though. The density around the hairline is already perfect. Back when I was doing installs professionally, half my time went to plucking and customizing. This frontal? Maybe 20 minutes of tweaking and you're good. The body wave pattern holds through washing too. I've had mine installed for three weeks now, co-washed it twice, and the waves still bounce right back.
This 90% Texas summer humidity has been testing every frontal in existence, and this one passes. The Vietnamese hair doesn't puff up or get that weird frizzy halo that makes you look like you stuck your finger in a socket. A little mousse, maybe some edge control, and you're set for the day.
The Technical Details That Actually Matter
Here's what nobody tells you about Swiss lace versus regular lace. Swiss lace is thinner, which sounds fragile, but it actually makes blending so much easier. You don't get that obvious grid pattern showing through. This frontal uses legit Swiss lace, not that thick stuff that looks like screen door material.
The 13x4 size gives you enough parting space to do whatever. Center part, deep side part, that zigzag part we all tried in 2019. You've got room to play. And because it's raw hair (meaning they didn't strip the cuticles), you can actually bleach those knots yourself if you want them even lighter. Though honestly? They're already pretty light.
Installation tip from doing this professionally: Don't put your frontal too far down on your forehead. Give yourself like a half-inch from your natural hairline. Trust me on this one. Makes everything look more natural and saves your edges.
Girl, This Is The One
If you're tired of frontals that look like frontals, this Vietnamese body wave is what you need. Premium quality that actually lasts through multiple installs, not that one-and-done stuff. Perfect time to switch up your look anyway. New frontal, whole new you.
The Care Routine That Keeps It Fresh
Let me save you from the mistakes I made with my first frontal. Night protection is mandatory - get a silk or satin scarf and actually use it. I wrap my edges first, focusing on the frontal lace, then secure everything. This keeps your hairline laid and prevents that lifting at the corners that makes frontals look obvious. No more waking up with your frontal doing its own thing.
For lace customization, if bleaching knots feels risky (frontals are an investment, I get it), try tinted lace spray instead. Takes maybe 10 minutes to dry. Match it to your scalp tone, spray the underside of the lace, let it dry. You get that scalp illusion without potentially damaging the knots. I keep two shades - one for winter, one for my summer tan.
Moisture is key with body wave texture. Use a leave-in mist or lightweight serum to maintain that shine and reduce frizz. But here's the thing - less is more. Two pumps max, focus on the waves, not the lace area. Too much product on the lace makes it lift and look wiggy.
Styling Freedom Like Never Before
The versatility with this frontal is insane. Want defined waves? Hit it with a curling wand. Feeling sleek? One pass with the flat iron and you're straight. The raw hair quality means you can switch between textures without damage. Monday board meeting? Straight and professional. Friday night? Bouncy waves for days.
Pair this with the Raw Vietnamese Body Wave bundles and the blend is seamless. Your stylist won't even need to work magic - the textures match perfectly from root to tip. Try a half-up style to show off the frontal's natural movement, or go for that swooped bang look that's been all over Instagram. With 13x4 inches of lace, you've got the coverage to try it all.
