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Ouxun Hairs Men Hair System

Man Weave Unit Swiss Lace Base with PU Sides and Back

Man Weave Unit Swiss Lace Base with PU Sides and Back

$256.00 USD
$256.00 USD
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The  AFRO is a full lace man weave unit made entirely of tight and thick afro curls. It is mainly designed for Africans who are experiencing hair loss or hair thinning, or for those who are looking for afro-textured hairstyles.

  • Authentic Swiss lace is lightweight and breathable, which can offer your client an airy feel even on hot days.
  • With a piece of poly skin added at the sides and back, the  AFRO man weave unit is super easy to attach and clean, free from the hassle of cleaning up the glue or tape residue.
  • 100% Chinese hair, strong enough and as natural as your clients’ own hair.
  • We are the wholesale supplier of hairstylists, salons, cosmetology schools, and clinics across the globe.
Gross Weight 0.107 kg
Hair Type

Chinese hair
Base Material

Swiss lace with clear PU on back and sides
Base Size

8"x10"(20cm x 25cm)
Front Contour

Standard
Hair Length

5"-6”(12cm-15cm)
Hair Curl

4mm
Hair Density

Light/Medium to Medium(110%)
Hair Color (LTD COLOR RING)

#1, #1A, #1B
Hair Direction

Freestyle
Bleach Knots

No bleach
Yearly Plan

2-4 pieces

Start to Order Wholesale Man Weave Unit

This Afro curly man weave unit is our newest stock order. It can be sent out within 24 working hours after payment.

The base design is French lace with a clear PU back and sides. Swiss lace is a supernatural base material commonly used in making human hair toupees. With thousands of holes on the surface, it is also very light and breathable as well.

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The clear PU back and sides make it easier to stick the tape to as well as make the area easier to clean.

This toupee was made entirely of black afro curls. To make very small curls like Afro, we choose high-quality Chinese hair which is strong enough and won’t easily break when small curls are made.

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The base size can also be custom-made to any size and hair of any length, color, or density. As a professional hair system manufacturer, OuXunhairs  can also design any product according to your customers’ requirements.

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Swiss Lace with Poly Perimeter Lace Front Stock Men’s Toupee

Description

Discover the ultimate blend of style, comfort, and durability with the Q6 Swiss Lace Men's Toupee with PU Sides and Back—a top choice among men seeking a high-quality hair replacement system. Renowned for its breathable lace top, seamless lace front, and robust PU perimeter, this toupee offers an unbeatable combination of natural appearance, easy maintenance, and secure fit. Whether you're addressing hair loss or simply elevating your look, the Q6 toupee is designed to deliver exceptional performance and confidence in every situation.
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  • Wave/Curl

    All stock mens toupees come with a slight wave

  • Main Base

    Lace: Breathable and lightweight, ideal for a natural look and hot climates, but less durable. Skin (Poly/PU): Thin and realistic, offering a natural hairline, easy to maintain, but less breathable. Monofilament (Mono): Durable and strong, suitable for heavier hair density, often combined with PU for adhesion. Silk Top: Smooth and breathable, providing a lifelike appearance, but less durable.

  • Sizing

    Small: 5" x 7" to 6" x 8" – Suitable for minor thinning or small bald spots, often on the crown. Medium: 7" x 9" to 8" x 10" – Covers moderate hair loss, commonly used for receding hairlines or larger crown areas. Large: 9" x 11" to 10" x 12" – Designed for extensive hair loss, covering most of the top and front of the scalp.

  • Colors

    Available in 11 colors with gray percentages 0% to 80% and 100% gray

  • How ro Measure Sizes

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  • How to Install a toupee

    Prepare Scalp: Clean and dry your scalp. Shave or trim hair in the balding area if needed. Fit the Toupee: Position the toupee on your head, aligning it with your natural hairline. Secure with Adhesive: Tape: Apply double-sided toupee tape to the base edges, press onto scalp. Glue: Apply adhesive to scalp, place toupee, and press for 10–15 seconds. Style: Blend with your hair using a comb; trim or style as needed. Tip: Practice placement and consult a professional for best results.

  • Choose Hair Density

    Extra light 60% Is way too thin, only for aged people. Light 80% This is an very light density, it will show your scalp when parted. Medium light 100% This hair density is the most common density for men. Natural and not so much volume hair. Medium 120% This hair density is the regular hair density for young people. Medium heavy 140% This hair density is a little bit heavy density for men, suitable for their twenties and thirties. Heavy 160% This hair density is too heavy for normal wear and it is usually used for heavy theatrical wigs. (Please contact customer service for more details if you need 160% density.)

  • Front Contour

FAQ about these men’s toupees

Why choose a Swiss lace toupee over one with PU back and sides with a lace front?

Natural Look: Swiss lace offers a more undetectable hairline and scalp appearance due to its sheer, fine mesh, ideal for exposed hairlines. PU back/sides with lace front are less natural-looking at the back and sides due to the thicker PU material. Breathability: Swiss lace is highly breathable, perfect for hot climates or active lifestyles, while PU is less breathable and can feel warmer. Comfort: Swiss lace is softer and lighter, offering superior comfort, whereas PU can feel heavier and less flexible. Best For: Choose Swiss lace if prioritizing a natural look and comfort; choose PU back/sides with lace front if durability and ease of maintenance are more important (PU is stronger and easier for beginners).

How do I trim the extra PU to get the size I need?

Measure Your Bald Area: Use a flexible tape to measure the width and length of your balding area in inches (see earlier guide). Mark the PU: Place the toupee on a mannequin head or flat surface, and mark the PU areas to be trimmed using a washable marker or chalk, matching your measurements. Trim Carefully: Use sharp, small scissors to cut along the marked lines, removing excess PU. Trim slowly to avoid cutting too much. Test Fit: Place the toupee on your head to check the fit. Make additional small trims if needed. Smooth Edges: Use fine sandpaper or a nail file to smooth any rough edges for comfort. Tip: Practice on a spare piece of PU if possible, and consider professional help for precision.

Where can I get a haircut on one of these hair pieces?

Specialized Salons: Visit a salon or barber experienced in hair systems/toupees. Look for ones advertising "hair replacement" or "hairpiece styling" services. Hair System Retailers: Many toupee suppliers offer cutting and styling services, either in-store or via mail-in customization. Local Barbers: Some skilled barbers can cut toupees if you provide clear instructions and bring reference photos of your desired style. DIY Option: If confident, trim it yourself using professional hair-cutting scissors, a mannequin head, and a mirror, but proceed cautiously. Tip: Always bring the toupee installed on your head or on a mannequin head to ensure the stylist cuts it to blend with your natural hair.

How do I maintain a Swiss lace toupee?

Handle gently, wash weekly with sulfate-free shampoo, air dry, and store on a stand to preserve the lace.

These hair systems are so inexpensive. Is that because the quality is inferior?

Not Necessarily: Inexpensive hair systems can still be high quality, but several factors influence cost: Material: Cheaper systems may use synthetic hair (less durable, less natural) instead of human hair, or lower-grade lace/PU materials. Construction: Mass-produced systems are less expensive than custom-made ones, but may lack personalized fit or detailing. Hair Source: Lower-cost human hair may come from less premium sources, affecting texture and longevity. Brand/Retailer: Direct-to-consumer online retailers often cut costs compared to traditional salons, offering good quality at lower prices. Quality Check: Look for reviews, ask about hair type (human vs. synthetic), base material durability, and return policies. High-quality inexpensive systems exist, but extremely cheap ones (e.g., under $50) may compromise on lifespan or realism. Trade-Offs: Inexpensive systems may need replacing sooner (e.g., 1–3 months vs. 6+ months for premium systems) but can still look good with proper care. Tip: Balance cost with your needs—opt for mid-range systems if seeking quality without breaking the bank.