Toppers or Wigs FAQ

Hair toppers are hairpieces that are designed to cover specific areas of the scalp where hair loss or thinning is most pronounced. They are attached to the existing hair using clips or other types of fasteners, and blend in with the wearer's natural hair. Hair toppers come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and styles to fit different hair types and levels of hair loss. Wigs, on the other hand, are full head coverings that can be made of either synthetic or human hair. They are typically worn by people who have experienced complete hair loss or who want to change their hairstyle temporarily. Wigs come in a wide range of colors, styles, and lengths to suit different tastes and preferences. Here are some pros and cons of each option:

 

Hair Toppers:

Pros:

They can be customized to fit the wearer's specific needs. They are more natural-looking than full wigs. They are less expensive than full wigs. They can be worn for longer periods of time than full wigs. They can be styled just like natural hair.

 

Cons:

They require some existing hair to attach to, so they may not be suitable for people with complete hair loss. They may require more maintenance than full wigs. They may not be suitable for people with very active lifestyles.  

 

Wigs:

Pros:

They can be worn by people with complete hair loss. They require less maintenance than hair toppers. They come in a wider range of styles and colors than hair toppers. They can be taken on and off easily.

 

Cons:

They can be less natural-looking than hair toppers. They can be more expensive than hair toppers. They may not be as comfortable to wear for extended periods of time as hair toppers. They cannot be styled as easily as hair toppers. There are several different types of hair toppers and wigs available, including:  

 

Hair Toppers:

Clip-in hair toppers Tape-in hair toppers Lace front hair toppers Full coverage hair toppers

 

Wigs:

Full lace wigs Lace front wigs Synthetic wigs Human hair wigs