Pentagon
The Pentagon features a multi-layered base architecture designed to withstand intensive active lifestyles. Structured geometric resilience.
Specifications
| Collection: | Elite M Class® |
| Hair Fiber: | Human hair; gray hair is either synthetic or human. |
| Base Type: | Lace |
| Base Details: | Fine welded lace; 1" French lace front; 3/4" extended French lace w/o hair; Patented stitched contour support lines |
| Base Size: | 7 3/4" x 10 1/4" |
| Hair Length: | 6" |
| Lifespan: | 4-6 per year |
| Wave Pattern: | Light wave throughout |
| Hair Direction: | Freestyle |
| Hair Density: | Light to Medium, minus 10% in front |
Details
Engineered for maximum durability, the Pentagon Hair System provides a secure, rugged foundation that keeps high-density human hair firmly in place through rigorous routines.


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FAQ
How do I maintain a lace unit?
Most lace units should come in for a maintenance service roughly every 2–4 weeks to clean, re-bond, and refresh the hold. (Some lace units are dispose-after-wear instead — your stylist will let you know which type yours is.)
How durable is a lace base, and who is it best for?
Lace is the most breathable and lightweight base, with the most natural-looking hairline, so it's ideal for active wearers and warmer, more humid climates. The open mesh lets air flow freely, which keeps it comfortable even in heat or during exercise. The trade-off is durability — lace is more delicate and generally has a shorter lifespan than skin or mono, so it needs more careful handling during wear and cleaning.
What adhesive should I use — tape or glue?
Lace works with either tape or glue, and many wearers use both.
How natural is a lace hairline?
Lace gives the most undetectable hairline of any base — the fine, net-like material blends into the skin so the front edge is virtually invisible, which is why it's the go-to when a natural front hairline is the priority.


