The answer is lace-front. Milady states directly that a lace-front hair solution is recommended when the hair is worn in an off-the-face style.
The reasoning follows from how it looks up close: a lace-front piece is scarcely visible from the front view, which is exactly the angle that matters when hair is swept back and the front hairline is fully exposed. Full-head bonding, by contrast, describes an attachment method (adhesive across the whole scalp), not a hairline-styling solution.
Milady Standard Barbering, 6th ed., Ch. 15 (Men's Hair Replacement), p. 504: "A lace-front hair solution is recommended when the hair is worn in an off-the-face style."
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