Human Hair: European like. Hair is soft, more silky feeling than synthetic hair. Human hair can be colored and permed, also curled with a heated iron or rollers. Recommended for smother look or clients who like to work with their hair. Many feel it is well worth the effort.

Synthetic Hair: Hair is very natural looking, comes in a variety of shades and tones and curl or wave patterns. - No heat can be used yet a wet set is easily achieved; yet not necessary. Synthetic hair is recommended for those looking for ease of style and care.

50/50 or Blends: The best of both worlds. A silky soft well holding style is always the favorite choice of many. (careful not to use heat!)

Daily Wear: Before catalogs, Daily wear hair replacements are worn by the client for a limited time and removal each night before sleeping. They are secured to clients’ hair or scalp using tape or clips. This method insures a longer lasting hair system. Many clients prefer this method of wear.

Extended Wear: Hair worn in an extended wear method becomes one with your existing hair. The hair is secured for 3 - 6 weeks using various methods of attachment such as weaving or bonding. Many clients feel more secure with this method; however the replacement may need to be replaced more often than Daily Wear.

Scallop Front: This is a thin clear skin like Polyurethane material designed to be slightly wavy along the hairline giving a realistic appearance. This type of front lasts the longest. Density can be whatever you choose. Scallop front is attached using a tape tab. Underventing (hair coming from the underneath side side of unit) cannot be done with a scallop or lace fronts. It would show too heavy of a solid line.

Smooth Line Front: Underventing is recommended on the front hairlines that go in a smooth line, this which will create the illusion of fine density hairs growing directly from the front hairline. This type of front is attached using a tape adhesive.

Lace Front: Introduced in the past year, the lace front has been described as a breakthough technology in hair systems. A very thin Lace section is placed on the front of the unit from temple to temple and back about 1"-2". The lace is invisible to the eye and hair appears to be growing from the scalp. Density in lace works best choosing 'light to medium'. The back of the system is made the same way as other units, with a tape tab perimeter.The lace front is attached with a special lace tape. This lace front is designed to be replaceable because it is fragile.

Whiteliner: This is the most widely used hairpiece tape. Also referred to as clear tape, it has a moderate holding strength. Recommended for daily use.

Redliner: This is the most widely used hairpiece tape for permanent attachment. Don't be misled by the name, this tape is definitely clear. It is more water resistant than other tapes and has a strong holding strength.

Brownliner: Also known as German-Brown Liner Tape. This tape is slightly thicker than the other tapes listed and is not clear. It has the equivalent holding strength of the Red Liner tape.