YES, all you have to do is braid your hair in small flat cornrows either in a beehive or straight back. Or you can wrap your hair flat back.

Absolutely! One can braid/cornrow, twist, wrap, or flatten hair to prepare for application. The main objective is to get one's hair as flat as possible for the most natural look.

Yes. You will have to make your own hair as flat as possible, by wrapping or braiding it. Then apply a flesh toned stocking cap over your natural hair to simulate your scalp color. Absolutely! I highly recommend this system for anyone with any kind of hair loss or undergoing Chemotherapy. If you suffer from a medical condition where you have experienced sever hair loss, it's recommended to proceed with full french or full swiss lace. This will ensure the most comfortable "perfect" fit.

Yes, if you are a cancer survivor, suffer from alopecia, chemotherapy, burn victim or just want a different look this unit can be custom designed for you

Our wigs have adjustable straps on the inside that may be tightened to hold the wig securely to your head. You may also purchase "snappy combs" (available through our catalog under "accessories") that may be sewn into the inside of the wig for additional security. These combs clip to your hair...they attach to very thin/fine hair and even short hair! If you do not have hair, you can request to have "tape tabs" put into the wig for an additional cost.

Firstly there is no need to cut your hair. All you need to do is to place your hair into a French twist and pin it up on the crown of your head as flat as you can (you may need to use a few bobby pins). Wigs Online also have wigs caps available which can be used as they can make it easier to conceal long hair.

Does your manneqeuin heads with human hair have each hair individually inserted realistically? Or are they plugs? I need 10, maybe more of them. Do you offer volume discount? Do you have any bolding mannequin heads? Old people? please contact me at domihode@yahoo.com

Ed Bishop has dark hair, so his hair was initially bleached for the first few episodes. However, to prevent damaging his hair with repeated bleachings, he was given a blonde wig, which he wore for the remainder of the series. Ed Bishop owned the Straker wig after the series ended, and sometimes brought it with him to science fiction conventions.

Yes. We make custom made wigs using our client's own hair, however, many times additional hair must be integrated to add thickness (normally it takes several heads of hair to make one wig). For more information on custom wigs, please contact our Custom Department.

There are two options that work quite well for our clients with longer hair. Some of our clients wrap their hair around their head and pin it in place underneath their wigs. You can also wear a wig cap (a head cap that may be worn underneath wigs). The wig cap fits tightly (but comfortably) over your hair and keeps your hair in place.

Other websites that sell similar wigs might say that they will last for years, but that is just advertising.

Yes, many of our clients do- especially ones with smaller foreheads who cannot afford the room to apply the wig in front of their natural hairline.

Take your new hairpiece out of its packet and remember to give it a good vigorous shake to let air filter through into the wig fibres. They will tend to be a bit flat in the packet after shipping, and this will make your new hairpiece spring into life. If you have or use a wig cap, place this on your head first, make sure the front of the wig cap is sitting on your natural hair line, and that all your hair is concealed under the cap.

No- the bobby pin method will work just fine also (using bobby pins to attach wig to client's own hair). It really will depend on your circumstances and lifestyle. Some clients like to remove their wigs on a daily basis and find that pinning it down is convenient even though it allows for less styling options. Others may want to maximize the length of hold and their styling options by applying the wig on their heads' full perimeter with adhesives.

Although it's not a requirement (some hair wearers use clips) many people do prefer to shave the area of their head that the hair system will cover. This is a common practice at retail hair replacement salons, clubs and Farrell. Having a clean shaven area to attach your hair system (using either hairpiece tape or liquid adhesive) will dramatically improve the strength of the bond as well as the length of time you can wear the unit.

No. Head lice are not selective. They don't care if hair is long, short, blonde, brown, washed this morning or last week. As long as they are warm, and have blood to drink, then they are content.

A hair dryer on HIGH setting may be used on HUMAN HAIR wigs, but using a hair dryer on SYNTHETIC fiber wigs tends to remove the curl and body. Remember, synthetic hair wigs are just very fine, plastic fibers and, depending on the quality of the fiber, they may be damaged by heat. If you wish to remove some of the curl from synthetics, a hair dryer will do the trick, but the fiber must be set again to achieve some body. Yes, you can cut Wigs although be careful as it won't grow back.