Topper, Enhancer or Hairpiece?
A hairpiece, topper or enhancer can be a semi permanent or non permanent hair addition that is designed to conceal or add volume to a specific area of the head, typically used to address thinning hair or hair loss.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOPPER/ENHANCER/HAIRPIECE
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOPPER/ENHANCER/HAIRPIECE
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOPPER/ENHANCER/HAIRPIECE
Selecting the perfect hair topper/enhancer is crucial for achieving a natural look and feel. Here are some essential factors to consider, which we will discuss on your consultation.
- Hair Type: Choose a hair topper with hair type (straight, wavy, curly) that matches your natural hair. This ensures a seamless blend.
- Base Type: There are var
Selecting the perfect hair topper/enhancer is crucial for achieving a natural look and feel. Here are some essential factors to consider, which we will discuss on your consultation.
- Hair Type: Choose a hair topper with hair type (straight, wavy, curly) that matches your natural hair. This ensures a seamless blend.
- Base Type: There are various base types, including lace, silk, monofilament and more. Consider your comfort and the level of breathability you desire.
- Colour and Length: Match the topper's colour and length to your natural hair for a seamless integration.
- Attachment Method: See Attachment methods >>>
- Hair Density: Consider the desired hair density, as some toppers offer light, medium or heavy coverage.
ATTATCHMENT METHODS
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOPPER/ENHANCER/HAIRPIECE
CHOOSING THE RIGHT TOPPER/ENHANCER/HAIRPIECE
Hair toppers and enhancers come in various types, each designed to address specific hair loss or thinning concerns. Here are some common types of attachments for hair toppers and enhancers .
- Integration Toppers: Integration toppers are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural hair. They have a base with openings through which your
Hair toppers and enhancers come in various types, each designed to address specific hair loss or thinning concerns. Here are some common types of attachments for hair toppers and enhancers .
- Integration Toppers: Integration toppers are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural hair. They have a base with openings through which your own hair is pulled, often micro-beaded, creating a harmonious blend. This method is perfect for those who want a natural look and don't want to remove their topper frequently. This requires maintenance.
- Clip-In Toppers: Clip-in toppers are a user-friendly option that can be easily attached and removed without the need for adhesive. They are popular among those who want a temporary solution or prefer not to use glues or tapes.
- Mesh Integration: A piece of mesh is carefully secured to your hair loss or thinning area. The frontal or crown system is then sewn into the mesh. You can have this even with sever hair loss.
- Glue-On Toppers: Some toppers are attached using specialised wig adhesive or toupee glue. While this method provides a secure and long-lasting hold, it requires regular maintenance to ensure the adhesive remains effective and comfortable.
- Beaded Toppers: Beaded toppers are secured with small, discreet microbeads or rings. These toppers are often adjustable and offer a secure attachment method that doesn't require adhesive.
- Taped Toppers: Taped toppers use double-sided wig tape or adhesive strips to secure the hairpiece to the scalp. This method is known for its ease of application and removal, making it a popular choice for those who want a semi-permanent solution.
- Mixture of Methods: Some individuals opt for a combination of methods to achieve the best results. For example, they may use adhesive for the front of the hairpiece to create a natural hairline and clips or microbeads for additional security. This hybrid approach can offer both stability and flexibility.
- Pony tails and scrunchies: These effortlessly add volume and density to an existing pony-tail or bun.