Frequently Asked Questions About Raw Indian Hair Closures

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We have worked directly with our hair manufacturer in Southeast Indian for years to create the best raw Indian hair products for our clients.

Indeed, raw Indian hair should be a top choice if you are searching for the best hair extensions to make your natural hair look more glamorous.

Indian hair extensions are available in bundles, closures, bulk hair, frontals, wigs and all other types of hair weave.

When you intend to invest in a Raw Indian Hair Closure, many questions may arise in your mind and I am here to get your the answers!

I know there is a lot of different information out there in the hair blogs but can assure you are now in the right place.

We have compiled all frequently asked questions in a single place. We have taken many of the questions from our Atlanta hair store clients, people who send us messages on Social Media, and comments on our blog.

At the end of this blog post, you will be 100% sure about making your perfect investment. So, keep reading!

1 - What Are the Pros and Cons of Wearing a Closure?

The benefits of wearing a hair closure include:

• A natural hairline.
• Protection for your natural hair against damage and heat.
• Flexibility in styling options.

Closures also has some limitations including a challenge for some to maintain, especially to keep them looking natural. Honestly, once you get the hang of them the maintenance gets easier but as a first time user you might feel intimidated. 

Your scalp can develop rashes if you don't take care of your scalp and natural hair.

In addition, they require a higher initial cost than other hair extension techniques like having your own natural hair as a "leave out." If you don't want to deal with lace you could always opt for a V Part Wig, headband wigs, clip-ins, or many other extension options.

These factors can help you make the right decision about whether to wear hair closure.

2 - Why Should I Buy a Human Hair Closure?

There are many advantages to purchasing a human hair closure. Once blended with your hair bundles, closures look natural and realistic, meaning others will not notice you wearing one. That's the goal!

Closures give you more styling options than wigs, where you can dye, curl, or straighten the raw Indian hair like natural hair. Moreover, lace closures are more durable when properly cared for, so they are worth the money.

Another benefit is that they shield your natural hair from heat and constant styling, which often causes hair damage. If you mess up your closure you can always install a new one, unlike your natural hair. 

3 - How Do I Maintain the Lace on My Closure?

To maintain the human hair on your closure, use a shampoo and conditioner that should be sulfate-free, and avoid using too much heat.

Never allow a heat styling tool to touch the actual lace of the closure. This is the fastest way to damage it!

For storage, keep in a silky bag and in a cool place. Don't let it sit out in the sun as this could allow the sun rays to lighten the color of the hair.

While applying lace closure glue, use it sparingly and remove it gently. 

Always condition the hair since dry hair is brittle, and cover it with a silk or satin scarf while sleeping to decrease friction. This way, you can maintain the lace in the suitable form and make the closure last longer, as it will appear natural.

4- Do Lace Closures Damage Hair?

It is also essential to understand that lace closures do not harm hair if adequately installed and worn.

Indeed, they can be beneficial in preserving natural hair since the strands can take a break from styling and other factors.  Yet, damage from improper installation, overuse of adhesives, or applying aggressive force while removing lace tape from the surface is possible.

So we recommend you follow proper raw Indian closure installation and maintenance practices, use suitable products, and handle the closure gently to minimize any risk of damage to your natural hair.

5- What Is the Difference Between a Closure and a Frontal?

The main difference between the closure and the lace frontal is their work and the angles you can style.

A closure is much smaller and worn at the top of the head or sides, meant to give a natural-looking scalp and parting space with weaves or human hair wigs. 

Instead, a frontal is from ear to ear across the front of your head, which goes further back and offers different parting options (middle, side, baritone) and styling from the face. Frontals are less complex and blend well with natural hair.

Also, styling is very versatile since the hair does not have to be tightly pulled back.

6- What Types of Raw Indian Hair Closures Are Available?

In the wide range of raw Indian hair, there are lace closures, silk base closures, and U-part closures.

Each has unique features to meet your various styling requirements. In terms of appearance, lace closures have the natural appearance of the scalp and are suitable for different partings, while silk base closures are more durable and do not require the additional use of products to blend with the scalp. 

U-part closures combine with natural hair at the perimeter, making them easier to style and facilitating integration with various hairstyles.

Therefore, the choice of type depends on your look, feel, and ability to style your choice.

7- How Long Do Raw Indian Hair Closures Last?

Raw Indian hair closures, when properly taken care of, can last for up to 1 year and even half a year at most with the right raw Indian closures care routine.

The lifespan of a closure depends on its usage rate, level of maintenance, quality of the hair used, and the type of installation done.  We advise you to wash with appropriate shampoos and conditioners, not use very hot tools, and wrap the closure properly when not intended.

Moreover, high-quality raw Indian hair contributes to durability and a natural look during usage throughout the product’s lifetime. 

8- Can I Color or Bleach Raw Indian Hair Closures?

Yes, you can bleach or dye raw Indian hair closures. It is natural hair sourced from India and is famous for its compatibility with coloring and bleaching services.

But you must do it carefully to avoid affecting the quality of the hair negatively. 

Good-quality hair dye or bleach with consultation from an expert is recommended to get a good color and prevent hair damage.

You can also conduct a strand test to help you check how the hair will react to the chemicals and properly condition it after processing it to make the closure look lively.

9- How Should I Store My Raw Indian Hair Closures?

To store your raw Indian hair closure, ensure the hair is free from dirt and completely dry to avoid mold formation.

To prevent tangles, hang it on a mannequin head. Please place it in a hair net or wrap it in a silk scarf to minimize contact with dust while keeping it in its correct position.

Being an organic product, it is best to keep it in a cool and dry place away from the sun to avoid discoloration and deterioration.

Brushing the closure frequently and inspecting it to determine its status is also essential.

10- Where Can I Buy Authentic Raw Indian Hair Closures?

For buying raw Indian hair closures, Private Label is among the best suppliers to contact. They are one of the best companies that supply a broad range of excellent-quality closures made from authentic Indian hair. 

Private Label guarantees absolute legitimacy and high quality, offering different styles.

The quality of their closures guarantees that you leave with a closure that matches your natural hair type and adequately meets your style requirements, complemented by wonderful customer service and support.

11- Is Raw Indian Hair Suitable for All Hair Types?

Raw Indian hair closure is ideal for all hair types since it is soft, smooth, and requires little manipulation once installed.

It means that whether your natural hair type is straight, wavy, or curly, raw Indian hair can easily be mixed because it comes from the same texture type.

In short, it allows for easy management of sleek to big curly hairstyles. If you are selecting raw Indian hair closure, pick the texture closest to your original hair so that it blends with the other hair easily. 

12- How Do I Install a Raw Indian Hair Closure?

To install a raw Indian hair closure, you should follow several processes to guarantee proper fitting and a natural appearance. Braid your natural hair or create a flat base for the sewing process.

Position the closure where you want the hair parted and attach it securely using clips or glue. 

Trim or cut the closure accordingly to ensure it blends with the natural hairline and scalp. Stitch or staple the closure edges or glue them while ensuring each part is well attached.

Style the accessories according to your preference, with the main aim of matching them with the rest of the outfit and making them comfortable for a long time.