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We recommend not cleaning your hair system too often as handling it and cleaning it can cause hair shedding to happen more quickly. Generally speaking, once every two weeks should be enough.

Absolutely! You can do all of these activities and much more. Wearing a hair system shouldn't stop you from doing anything. Just be aware that when it comes to swimming in pools, the chlorine can be harmful to the hair and make it drier. So, we would recommend you deep condition the hair after you go swimming to help revitalize the hair.

Some common mistakes that could ruin lace hair systems are: Over-plucking, over-bleaching, over-dyeing, cutting too much lace off, washing and conditioning lace hair replacement systems with harmful products, excessive use of styling tools, etc.

Lace hair systems are made with a soft and breathable lace base (featuring thousands of tiny holes) that's practically invisible when worn. They're perfect for users who are always on the move or hitting the sports field. But watch out - if you use tape or glue, it might seep through the lace and make cleaning a real hassle. So it's not good for first-time users.

Skin hair systems, a popular choice among users, are crafted using a proprietary blend of ultra-thin polymers to fashion a feather-light translucent membrane that allows the scalp to show through the base. These systems boast softness, lightness, and easy to attach and clean. Due to the nature of the skin, these kinds of products are not breathable. Thin skin hair system would look almost like your own scalp when you wear it. It's more suitable for new users to choose from.