Lace frontal wigs and full lace wigs both differ mainly in construction, styling versatility, and price. A lace frontal wig has a lace section only at the front hairline (typically 13x4 or 13x6 inches), while the rest of the wig is made from a thick, more durable material. This allows for a natural-looking front hairline and limited parting options, usually only in the front area.



In contrast, a full lace wig features lace across the entire cap, with each strand of hair hand-tied to the lace. This allows for full styling flexibility, including ponytails, buns, and free parting anywhere on the scalp. Due to their detailed construction and realism, Full lace wigs are more costly than lace frontal wigs and require more maintenance.

Lace frontal wigs are easier to apply and more beginner-friendly, making them a great option for everyday wear, while full lace wigs are ideal for those seeking maximum styling freedom and realism.