A base is the foundation that carries the hair. Compare its construction, then discuss the exact specification with your fitter.
A fine polyurethane base creates a smooth surface. Explore this construction if an exposed hairline and straightforward cleanup are priorities.
Discuss base thickness, hairline contour, colour and density with your fitter.
Thickness, ventilation and attachment need to be considered together. A finer base can need more delicate handling.
Explore skin
A fine mesh foundation lets air pass through the base. Explore lace if airflow is a priority in your day-to-day routine.
Discuss lace type, knot visibility, edge finishing and your maintenance routine.
Mesh and knots need gentle handling. Ask how the front edge will be attached, cleaned and maintained.
Explore lace
Lace and polyurethane can be combined in one base. Explore a mixed construction to balance airflow with defined attachment areas.
Discuss your preferred lace area, perimeter design, attachment method and fit.
Placement and width of the polyurethane sections change how a system feels and how it is maintained.
Explore hybrid
A woven foundation is another construction to discuss when choosing a hair system. Compare its structure and finish with finer mesh options.
Discuss the front hairline, support areas, desired density and cleaning routine.
The overall feel depends on the exact weave, edge construction and hair ventilation method.
Explore monofilamentFinish, airflow, handling and maintenance are trade-offs. Exact performance depends on construction, fit and care.