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Bundles build the body of the look.
Bundles are typically used to create length, fullness, or both. The amount needed can vary with the desired density, texture, chosen length, natural hair, and installation method.
Rather than relying on a universal quantity, discuss your desired finish with a qualified stylist before purchasing. They can help you plan for the amount of coverage and volume you prefer.
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Closures focus the finish at the crown.
A closure is designed to cover a smaller area near the top of an installation and can support a defined parting area. Its placement and styling should be guided by the installation method and your desired look.
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Frontals create a broader framing area.
A frontal covers a wider area along the hairline than a closure and may allow more flexibility in styling direction. Because application and maintenance approaches can differ, professional guidance is especially valuable.
- Ask what preparation and upkeep your stylist recommends for the chosen method.
- Share whether you plan to wear a center, side, or changing part.
- Follow the care guidance provided for your individual piece and installation.
Every routine is personal. Follow the guidance supplied for your individual piece and consult a qualified stylist for advice specific to your hair and installation.
Read the care guide