Glueless question

I have looked at multiple glue less options, especially on RPG show website, they all appear that the lace would still "flap" about in the front if not adhered down? Does anyone know of a true glue less unit that one could slide on like a hat and have it fit like a glove. I know I may not be making much sense, but this type of cap seems to be a figment of my imagination.   For you ladies that prefer glueless, what has been you experience and method for handling the lace around the front of the wig? And who has the best stocks. These units on RPG show are calling my name, I just don't want to make a $300 mistake.

this is a good view of different cap constructions, in case you want to order a custom unit you can send in a pic to the vendor 

Edited by ilovelife - Jan 28 2013 at 4:33pm

thanks alot for the suggestions. I will look into sassy secrets. I keep reading mixed reviews on them, but I may take the plunge just to see. I just want something easy and non-complicated.

I think the other poster meant to say that you should use the cap construction pictures from Sassy Secrets as a reference to send to a CV, not that you should order from them. Sassy Secrets is an overpriced AV I would suggest you order from a CV. There are many listed on the board if you need direction just PM, I can suggest some that I have used.

I just received my second glueless full lace wig from RPGshow.  The first was a size 2 cap (a little large for me)and it fit fine.  I moved the combs, added two darts, and added a comb to the back.  The second is the size 1 Gabrielle Union style.  I added the elastic band (TMM) that I learned about on this board, moved the combs to fit closer to the edge of the lace in front of my ears, and added two comobs to the back and it fits great.  My stylist cut it today and had another stylist come and feel the texture of the hair.  She thought I had on a lace frontal and it was my hair in the back until I showed her the wig.  I wish I could get the same quality cheaper, but I have gone thorugh countless wigs and been disappointed.  Not to say that it couldn't happen with RPG show, but so far I am pleased.  My first wig is still holding up well after six months of daily wear and weekly washes.  I can't do a high ponytail, but I did not wear my hear in high ponys or buns before my big chop so this is ok with me.  I have the convenience of a weave, the ability to care for my hair properly, and never having to worry tha the wind has my tracks showing.