Lala (Natural CBB) – Swiss Lace
High Quality Synthetic Wig: Swiss Lace Front
Non-committed curls, curtain bangs, and effortless density define this crown. She is layered perfection.
Our HD Swiss Lace is all about refinement – a lighter, silkier lace that lets your crown breathe while keeping its shape. Every strand sits on a base that’s soft, flexible, and made for all-day comfort. Crafted for those who love the finer details.
| Color | Natural brunette with golden brunette and vanilla blonde highlights with a Scandinavian hairline |
|---|---|
| Parting | 13×3 |
| Combs | 3 |
| Density | 110% |
| Baby Hairs | NO |
| Added Band | YES |
| Length | 22 in |
FAQ
What is the difference between Swiss Lace and regular lace?
Swiss Lace is a lighter, silkier material that allows the crown to breathe and maintain its shape better than standard lace. It provides a more natural look and feels softer against the scalp.
Is the hair real or synthetic?
The hair is synthetic, designed to mimic natural hair texture with a soft, flexible feel and natural movement.
Can I style this wig with heat tools?
Yes, the synthetic hair can be styled with heat tools, but it’s recommended to use a heat protectant to avoid damage.

Thomas Clarkson –
The lace is very smooth and the fit is comfortable. The natural color and highlights look authentic. I’ve worn it for several weeks and it still holds its shape well.
Ella King –
Great quality for the price. The 13×3 parting works well with my face shape. The density feels natural and the synthetic hair moves nicely without frizz.
Julia Ferguson –
I love the Scandinavian hairline and the golden highlights add a soft, warm look. The added band makes it easy to wear and the lace feels breathable.
Diane Hill –
The wig fits well and the curls are not too tight. It’s a good option for someone who wants a natural look without the commitment of real hair.
Jacob MacLeod –
The comfort level is excellent. I wear it daily and it doesn’t cause any irritation. The color matches my natural hair tone and the highlights are subtle but noticeable.