For people with thinning hair who do not want full wig we offer Hair Magic and wiglets. Hair Magic does cover the entire head but has nice large holes that you will pull you hair through and blend into the hairpiece. They are used to give your hair more volume. If you do not get a color that is a perfect match to your hair color, it will look like you have highlights. You have to hold Hair Magic in place with bobby pins. NO tabs, clips, or combs on these item. The wiglets are for shorter hair the only clover the top of the head. Some of them you will have to pull you hair through. Make sure you pay attention to what you are ordering and how it attaches.

Wearing a synthetic wig or a weave can be a great way to protect your natural hair from daily manipulation and breakage. They also allow the opportunity to experiment with various styles and/or colors.  However, if not worn properly, wigs and weaves can do more harm to your natural hair than good.  Some naturals assume they can just throw on a wig, or sew in some weave and their hair will be protected.  Unfortunately, maintaining healthy hair is not so simple.

This is a given, regardless of how you choose to style your mane.  It’s important to deep condition, especially if your synthetic wigs will be weaved or under a wig for a substantial length of time.  If you choose to rock a weave (sew-in), be sure to thoroughly shampoo and follow up with a deep conditioning.  Keep in mind that you won’t be able to shampoo and condition for quite some time.  On the other hand, if you opt to wear synthetic lace front wigs, remember to take the wig off to shampoo and condition your hair regularly.  Most of us sweat on the scalp, and will therefore need a regular shampoo.

 A wig doesn’t need combed every day, let it rest. Also, never style your wig while it’s wet. During the process, if you find a small amount of hair falling off, don’t worry, it’s the normal phenomenon. Just treat it carefully and patiently, it will make you look more beautiful!