Make a Statement | Lace Front Synthetic (Mono Part) Gabor
This modern bob takes you from day to night with straight and piecey style that suits any occasion. The extended lace front gives you the flexibility to wear the sweeping bangs whichever way you prefer. You can even use a curling iron to give the heat-friendly Tru2Life hair a soft wave. So go ahead and MAKE A STATEMENT just the way you like.
Temple-To-Temple Lace Front
Monofilament Part
Velvet-Lined Ear Tabs
Velvet-Lined Extended Nape
Tru2Life??Heat-friendly Synthetic Hair
Cap Size: Average
Front: 4?”
Crown: 6”
Sides: 5”
Back: 4”
Nape: 2?”
Weight: 2.7 oz
Make a Statement | Lace Front Synthetic (Mono Part) Gabor
Discover more in our FAQ
How do I wash it?
Properly comb your piece, ridding it of any tangles prior to washing. Fill sink or basin with cold water & add a bit of synthetic hair shampoo. (Use baby shampoo as a substitute) Agitate water. Completely submerge piece in water and lightly swirl it. Let it soak for 5-10 minutes. Rinse piece in gently flowing cold water. Repeat the steps above with synthetic hair conditioner if conditioning is needed or desired.Carefully pat dry with a towel. Do not rub or wring the hair. Allow the hair to completely air dry. Doing so will preserve the original style of the hair. Do not brush or comb hair until completely dry.
Can I use regular hair products on it?
To optimize the longevity of your piece, we recommend to only use products specifically formulated for synthetic hair. We also highly recommend to keep your piece away from perfumes, aerosols, etc.
Can I style it with it heat?
If your piece states that it is heat friendly, you can in fact style it! You can find this information in the products description. We recommend you keep the temperature under 300 degrees and work in small sections. Refrain directing any heat however from the products construction as this may cause the material, stitching, glue, or other attachments to deteriorate or loosen over time.
How do I comb it?
With a wide tooth comb, gently start combing the hair from the bottom and slowly work your way to the top all while holding the hair in place. This reduces breakage and shedding.