This is very difficult to answer as it depends on the base design of the hair system and how well the wearer looks after their hair system. In short, the more natural the appearance of the hair system, the shorter the lifespan.

Here are the lifespans of certain types of hair systems for your reference:

No hair weave can be both truly natural and durable. You will have to decide what is more important to you because the more natural the system looks, the less durable it is. If both realism and durability are important to you and you are considering a full thin skin hair weave then you shouldn't opt for the thinnest skin and you shouldn't opt for the thickness skin either - you should consider a skin base with a medium thickness.

Or, you might want to think about hair weaves that combine different base materials and different characteristics.

So, something like our Vigor model could be a good option because it has a hard-wearing fine mono top but a very realistic French lace front.

This is a skill that will require time and patience but it will get easier with time. The basic steps can be summarized as follows:

1. Shave the part of your head where you will wear your hair weave and shampoo the scalp

2. Apply tape to the base of the hair weave or glue to your scalp

3. Secure the hair weave to your head

We strongly recommend you check out the following pages for a more detailed understanding of the process.

Lace hair systems

Skin hair systems

Simply take some citrus-oil-based or alcohol-based solvent remover and spray it around the perimeter of the hair weave or wherever you applied tape or glue. After a couple of minutes, the adhesive will loosen and you will then be able to remove your hair weave.