A 6x6 lace closure is popular for providing a perfect blend of a natural appearance, versatile styling options, and comfort. You can create a deeper part, side parts, or even a small updo, and the lace will stay undetectable.
They’re great for beginners because they don’t need as much adhesive as a full frontal, like a 13x4 lace frontal wig needs. That's also great for protecting delicate natural hair and skin.
What Is a 6×6 Lace Closure?
This hairpiece features human hair attached to a 6x6 piece of fine lace. It can be sewn in or attached to the top of a wig for a fuller look. The lace is designed to “melt” into the hairline.
The larger size allows for more versatility, offering a variety of parting options. It has a natural appearance, especially since it also requires less adhesive than many other hairpieces.
6×6 Lace Closure vs. Lace Frontal: What’s the Difference?
The 6x6 lace closure is designed to be worn atop the crown, adding fullness and styling/parting options for the center of the head. The frontal extends from ear to ear at the hairline.
While the deeper part of the closure allows for side and middle options, the frontal allows for more hairstyles. You can pull hair back into a ponytail or slick it back without it being detectable at the hairline.
A 6x6 lace closure is considered great for beginners because it’s easier to install than something like a 13x6 HD lace frontal wig. A lace frontal needs to be precisely placed along the natural hairline.
What Are the Standard Measurements of a Lace Frontal?
A standard lace frontal is 13x4, meaning thirteen inches across the hairline, going from ear to ear. Then it extends four inches back from the hairline to the crown.
Benefits of Choosing 6×6 Lace Closure
If you’re curious about hairpieces, a 6x6 lace closure is a great place to start. A quality closure also has those subtle baby hairs for a soft, seamless look.
1. More Coverage Than Smaller Closures
Compared to other closures, like a 4x4 or 5x5, a 6x6 closure gives you more coverage atop your head.
2. Creates a Natural Lace Frontal Effect
The quality lace used in a closure is designed to blend in beautifully with your scalp and hairline, so you get a similar, natural look as you would with a more complicated frontal.
3. Ideal for Deeper and More Versatile Parting
The closure allows for a deeper part. This created options for doing a middle or side part to create versatile styles.
4. Great for Beginners and Experienced Wearers
The 6x6 closure is considered very “beginner-friendly.” It doesn’t need the precise placement that a frontal does, and it doesn’t require as much adhesive to stay in place.
However, experienced wearers like it too for the full coverage it provides.
5. Suitable for Larger Head Sizes
The area of a 6x6 closure is excellent for heads that are a little larger, providing coverage and protection for the hair underneath.
6. Lightweight and Breathable
The lace used in a closure is very light and fine, making it so comfortable to wear.
7. Perfect If You’re Concerned About Your Hairline
A closure is a great way to protect delicate hair, especially at the hairline. It doesn’t require as much adhesive to secure it as what you need for a frontal piece.
8. Ideal for Thinning Hair
A 6x6 lace closure is designed to sit atop the head, creating a fuller look. It can either be sewn in or applied with an adhesive. The large coverage area is great for protecting delicate or thinning hair beneath it.
9. Requires Fewer Bundles for a Full Install
Because the closure covers a larger area of the head, you don’t need as many bundles of hair to create a lush, natural look. Two bundles of hair – or maybe three bundles – is typically sufficient.
HD Lace vs. Silk Base Closure: What’s the Difference?
- Visibility: HD lace is very fine and requires the bleaching of the knots of hair to blend into the scalp. A silk base is built on a flesh-toned material that hides the knots.
- Breathability: Lace is lighter, making it more comfortable in warm weather.
- Installation: HD lace is thin and flexible, allowing it to sit flatter on the head. A silk base is thicker; proper installation is needed to prevent any “bulging” at the hairline.
- Blending: HD lace is known for blending easily into various skin tones without the need for customization.
- Durability: Because it’s thicker, a silk base is more long-lasting. HD lace is very sheer and fine, so it must be handled with care.
How Many Bundles Do You Need with a 6×6 Closure?
A 6x6 closure covers a larger area of the head, so not as much hair is needed for hair extensions. Usually, 2-3 packs of hair added to the lace closure do the trick, providing adequate volume and length.
Two bundles will work for short looks (under 16-18 inches).
Three bundles are recommended if you’re going for a length of over 18 inches and want the most natural look.
Final Thoughts: Is a 6×6 Lace Closure Right for You?
If you're new to hair pieces but want some extra fullness or coverage, a 6x6 lace closure is a game-changer. It's easy to apply, easy to wear, and protects your natural hair strands. It can be applied as a sew-in, or you can buy tape-in hair extensions for the most volume. It also offers you options to switch up the part for different hairstyles.
Lace is an excellent base for a closure; it looks the most natural against your hairline and scalp. For beginners, Kendra's Boutique recommends trying one of our high-quality lace closures. You'll wonder why you ever waited! Oh, and have some fun with your new look by checking out our mink 3D eyelashes! Shop now!
Frequently Asked Questions
If I order a 6×6 lace closure, how many bundles do I need for a full head?
It depends on the length you’re going for. Two to three bundles are usually enough.
Can I create a deep side or middle part with a 6×6 closure?
Yes, that’s the advantage of the 6x6 closure. The larger lace size provides a deeper part than a frontal and gives you options for styling.
Which is better: 6×6 lace closure or 13×4 lace frontal?
For beginners, a 6x6 lace closure is a better option. It’s easy to install and wear, and doesn’t require as much lace glue or the precision application against the hairline that a lace frontal does.
How long does shipping take after placing an order?
- Processing takes 2-3 Business days before the order is shipped. Processing occurs Monday-Friday.
- Express Shipping Orders: 2 to 3 business days.
- Domestic Express Shipping: 2-3 business days.
- Domestic Regular Flat Rate Shipping is 5-7 business days.
- International Shipping is 7-10 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
If I order a 6×6 lace closure, how many bundles do I need for a full head?
It depends on the length you’re going for. Two to three bundles are usually enough.
Can I create a deep side or middle part with a 6×6 closure?
Yes, that’s the advantage of the 6x6 closure. The larger lace size provides a deeper part than a frontal and gives you options for styling.
Which is better: 6×6 lace closure or 13×4 lace frontal?
For beginners, a 6x6 lace closure is a better option. It’s easy to install and wear, and doesn’t require as much lace glue or the precision application against the hairline that a lace frontal does.
How long does shipping take after placing an order?
- Processing takes 2-3 Business days before the order is shipped. Processing occurs Monday-Friday.
- Express Shipping Orders: 2 to 3 business days.
- Domestic Express Shipping: 2-3 business days.
- Domestic Regular Flat Rate Shipping is 5-7 business days.
- International Shipping is 7-10 business days.
