Frontline Hair Patches || Thinning Cover Up || 100% Human Hair
A little coverage, right where you need it. 🤍
RAB HAIR Frontline Hair Patches are designed to add natural-looking coverage and volume around the front hairline and forehead area. If you’re experiencing thinning, lower density, or simply feel like your front hairline needs a little more fullness, these patches make it easy to add hair exactly where you want it.
Made with 100% premium human hair, they are soft, lightweight, and designed to blend beautifully with your natural hair. Simply clip them in, blend with your own hair, and style for an effortless finish. Perfect for everyday wear or whenever you want that little extra fullness around your hairline.
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Why You’ll Love Them
100% Premium Human Hair
Soft, natural-looking hair that blends beautifully with your own.Targeted Frontline Coverage
Designed to add fullness around thinning or lower-volume areas near the forehead and front hairline.Secure Clip-In Application
Built-in clips make application quick, easy, and comfortable.Lightweight for Everyday Wear
Adds coverage and volume without unnecessary bulk.Style It Your Way
Style and blend the hair alongside your natural hair for a more seamless finish.
• Available in Two Colors
Natural Black and Dark Brown
How to Apply
Start with clean and detangled hair. Choose the area along your front hairline where you would like additional coverage. Position the patch close to your natural hairline and secure the built-in clips. Gently blend your natural hair over and around the patch, then style everything together for a natural-looking finish.
How to Care
Gently wash only when needed using a mild, sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner. Avoid excessive heat styling to help maintain the softness and quality of the hair. When not in use, keep your patches in a clean, dry place and store them carefully to maintain their shape.
RAB HAIR Note:
These patches are made to give you a little more coverage and a little more volume, exactly where you want it.
Product color may vary slightly due to photographic lighting, editing, and individual screen display settings.