MGM 6"x8"
The MGM 6"x8" features premium human hair on a highly durable, flexible polyurethane and lace hybrid base, cut precisely to a 6x8-inch crown dimensions. Tailored precision for mid-size needs.
Specifications
| Collection: | Elite M Class® |
| Hair Fiber: | Human hair; gray hair is either synthetic or human. |
| Base Type: | Skin, Lace, Fine Mono |
| Base Details: | Super fine mono; 1/2" extended French lace front w/o hair; 1/4" extended front with hair; 1" in front, 3/4" skin temple to temple; Scalloped #5 poly coated connections |
| Base Size: | 5"x7", 6"x8", 7"x9" |
| Hair Length: | 4"-5" |
| Lifespan: | 3-4 per year |
| Wave Pattern: | Light wave throughout |
| Hair Direction: | Freestyle |
| Hair Density: | Light, Extra-light front |
Details
Deliver immediate comfort and flawless integration with the MGM 6x8" Hair System. Specifically engineered for clients requiring mid-sized crown coverage, this premium hybrid unit features a supple, low-profile polyurethane tracking border that ensures clean adhesive application. Paired with a breathable lace center and hand-tied premium human hair, it provides exceptionally natural hair movement, effortless parting, and a completely flat-laying fit.





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FAQ
What is a combination unit?
A combination (hybrid) unit blends two or more base materials — for example, a lace front for a natural hairline paired with a more durable skin or mono interior — so you get the strengths of each in one system. It combines skin's ease with lace's breathability, which makes it a versatile all-rounder.
How do I maintain a combination unit?
Most combination units follow the same roughly 2–4 week maintenance service schedule.
Who is a combination unit best for?
It suits wearers who want a natural front hairline without giving up durability — a middle ground between an all-skin and an all-lace unit, and a safe choice if you're not sure which single material is right for you.
What adhesive should I use — tape or glue?
Combination units work with either, and both is common — many wearers tape the lace area and glue the skin area for the best of both.


