Hair Topper

A hair topper is a hairpiece that adds coverage and volume to areas with thinning hair, such as the crown or part. Unlike a full wig, it clips into your existing hair, so you can keep your own hair around and underneath the topper.

Hair toppers are a good option if you want more coverage or volume without wearing a full wig. They can work well for crown thinning, a widening part, or areas where your hair looks less full.

Start with the area you want to cover. Smaller bases work well for targeted coverage, while larger bases cover more of the crown and surrounding areas. Then choose a base based on how you want it to look and feel, such as Silk Top, Fine Mono, or Lace.

• Silk Top: Gives the part a scalp-like look and hides the knots for a more realistic finish.
• Fine Mono: Offers a durable base with more flexibility for parting and styling.
• Lace: Lightweight and breathable, with a soft base that works well for everyday wear.

Match the topper to your hair color, texture, and length as closely as possible. Once the clips are secure, pull a little of your own hair over and around the topper to soften the transition. You can also style the topper and your natural hair together for a more natural look.

Hair topper clips should not pull on your hair when they are fitted and removed properly. Avoid attaching them too tightly or putting them in the same spot every day. If your hair is fragile, place the clips where your hair feels strongest and give your hair regular breaks.