Any sites with quality lace closures?

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 ms.blue wrote:

French lace is more durable but the grids are more noticable.  Swiss is slightly less durable but the grids are easier to hide.  Silk covers up the knots but there is a line of demarcation where the lace and silk meet (if you decide to get the lace attached, if not then the silk closure will have to be installed behind the hairline) you could almost eliminate that by hair having the lace start 1/8-1/4 kt the hairline. Silk is generally more expensive than lace and it is all about preference which is better.

The knotting refers to how many times the closure maker knots the hair.  Single knotted is less secure but the knotted dot is not as big as the double knotted which is more secure. When customizing a closure, you could ask for single knotted at the hairline and double knotted through out.

Density is all about preference.  Some like a more natural density on their closures and other prefer thicker.  You said you want 80-120% which is okay but make sure to see the vendors density chart since different vendors have their own versions.

Freestyle parting is the best and pu strip will allow the lace closure to last longer (silk closures generally don't have p u strips).  For the color of the lace or silk color, request to see their color chart to make sure the color will work for your skin tone.  If unsure of a color, always go lighter b/c it will be easier to tint the lace or silk than remove color.  

I hope this answer some of your questions.

You sure did thanks so much!