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What is the difference of French lace and Swiss?

April 26, 2017French lace Swiss

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What is the difference of French lace and Swiss?

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French Lace: French lace is a strong lace material used at the front edge of a hairpiece in combination with bleached knots to give an extremely undetectable look. The knots are not hidden by lace , but using lighter knots creates the illusion of growing hair. French lace is less fragile than Swiss lace and with care could last a long time.