Quality synthetic fibre looks and feels just like your own hair. It will not frizz or lose its curl in humidity as human hair will. Synthetic fibre will retain its set, and most of the time with just a shake, will be ready to wear. Treated properly your synthetic wig will not lose its shine or colour. Human hair wigs have the advantage of changing the style or color with ease.

This is a subject of debate and each company seems to have their own opinion. Human hair fades in color faster than synthetic hair generally, however it typically has the best 'look and feel.' Synthetic hairs tend to be more durable. See similar questions...

Synthetic: easy to maintain (wash-and-wear), less expensive than human hair, easy to style, pre-styled Human hair: more versatility, longer durability, custom styling and coloring available. You may use curling irons, steam rollers, hot rollers and blow dryers to change or enhance the style. See similar questions...

Synthetic wigs are easier to care for and lower priced. The monofilament fiber "hair" used to make synthetic wigs has "memory" which means it maintains its wave or curl, texture and volume, requiring minimal upkeep. Synthetic wigs, however, are not designed to accept a permanent wave or color change and can be permanently damaged by the use of curling irons, blow dryers or hot rollers. Human hair is the most natural looking option. See similar questions...

The choice depends entirely on the attachment technique and life-style of the individual. Either human hair or synthetic, or a combination of both can be used successfully when matched to the proper individual. A competent specialist will advise you as to the proper components for your individual life-style. See similar questions...

Today's better quality synthetic wigs are virtually indistinguishable from human hair, except to the most practiced eye. Synthetic wigs are easier to care for and lower priced. The monofilament fiber "hair" used to make synthetic wigs has "memory" which means it maintains its wave or curl, texture and volume, requiring minimal upkeep. See similar questions...

The best way to get a hair supply that matches your own hair color is to send a hair sample (cutting of hair from your head) along with your order when ordering your hair supply. See similar questions...

All synthetic and human hair may vary slightly in color and texture from each shipment. If you do find the color is unsuitable to your needs, please contact us. For the primary colors: Color #1 is Jet Black, Color #1B is Off Black, Color #2 is Dark Brown, and a few colors such as Color #4, #6, #8, #27, #30, #33, and #144 are almost identical among different manufacturers. However, we have seen the descriptions for the color numbers to vary from company to company. See similar questions...

Yes we co-op buying for hard to get human and synthetic hair that distributors buy from the Korean associations. See similar questions...

Some companies offer a blend of human hair and synthetic fiber. This can provide the advantages of both: some sway and movement and the natural feel of the human hair, along with the style keeping and easy care of the synthetic. It can also present problems in care and maintenance however because each type of hair requires different processing methods to keep it in style See similar questions...

quot;Processed hair" has undergone one or more chemical processes in an attempt to change its outward appearance. Most processed hair used in the manufacturing of hairpieces is of Indian, Indonesian or Chinese origin, because of its availability and affordable cost. This hair is naturally black, coarse and straight and must be chemically processed in order to make it look like natural, unprocessed hair. See similar questions...

All motor oils are made up of base oils and additives. In general, fully synthetic motor oils contain non-conventional, high-performance fluids. Semi-synthetic oils (also called "blends") usually use a small percentage of non-conventional, high-performance fluids in combination with conventional base oil. See similar questions...

Natural hormones are, in fact, bioidentical hormones. The fact that the bioidentical hormones come from natural plants (soy or yam plants) does not make them bioidentical. From there they are taken to a chemical plant where they are further processed into the bioidentical forms. They are further tested for bioidentical purity, so that when a compounding pharmacy receives these products they are ready to be compounded into different dosage forms. See similar questions...

A The most important reason is safety. If we were to use human hair we would have to attach it using hot glue - clearly not a sensible proposition with your delicate hair. Fibre is a much more superior medium to work with - it's easily styled, is less costly, is perhaps more ethically suitable and, most importantly, looks, feels and behaves just like human hair. See similar questions...