As professionals we understand the importance and hesitance of purchasing online. Therefore, we have written a ‘Wig Buyers Guide’, to help you. Click here to read in full

Wigs are full head coverings for complete hair change or concealment, while hair toppers are partial hairpieces used to address specific hair loss areas, providing a natural blend with existing hair. The choice between a wig and a hair topper depends on individual hair needs, preferences, and desired style.

Here we look into this at more depth.

Coverage and Purpose: A wig is a full head covering that completely conceals natural hair, offering a complete change in hairstyle, colour, and volume. It is often used to cover complete hair loss due to medical conditions or for fashion purposes, allowing for a dramatic transformation.

Hair Toppers: A hair topper, on the other hand, is a partial hairpiece designed to blend with and augment existing hair. It typically covers specific areas of hair loss or thinning, such as the crown or top of the head. Hair toppers come in various sizes and shapes, offering versatility in addressing specific hair loss concerns while leaving the natural hairline visible.

Attachment Method: Wigs are secured using elastic bands, combs, or adhesive tapes that hold the entire cap in place. Hair toppers, on the contrary, have smaller attachment methods, such as clips or pressure-sensitive clips, allowing for easy and discreet application.

Comfort and Breathability: Hair toppers tend to be lighter and more breathable than wigs, as they cover only a portion of the head. Wigs may feel hotter and may require more adjustment during wear.

No, you do not need to have hair loss to wear a wig or hair topper. Wigs and toppers are versatile hair accessories that can be worn for various reasons and occasions by anyone, regardless of their hair condition.

People wear wigs and toppers for a variety of reasons, including:

Medical Conditions: While wigs and toppers are commonly used to cover hair loss due to medical conditions like alopecia or chemotherapy, they can also be worn by people with no hair loss who wish to try different looks.

Fashion and Style: Wigs and hair toppers are popular among individuals who want to change their or colour without making permanent changes to their natural hair. They allow you to experiment with different looks and styles.

Convenience: Wigs and toppers offer a quick and convenient solution for those who want to change their appearance without spending time on styling their natural hair daily.

Cosplay and Costumes: Wigs are commonly used in cosplay and for theatrical purposes to portray different characters or historical figures.

Hair Protection: Some people wear wigs or toppers as a protective measure to shield their natural hair from environmental factors, heat, or styling damage.

In summary, wigs and hair toppers can be worn by anyone for a variety of reasons, not just to cover hair loss. They offer a versatile and fun way to change your hairstyle, enhance your look, or simply experiment with different hair options

As an online retailer we are able to keep our costs low. Every branded wig on our site is discounted heavily.

Our prices vary based on cap constructions and hair type, typically ranging from around £80.00 to £2,500. Don’t be intimidated by these figures; we cater to all budgets with a wide range of options. Rest assured, we have something for everyone, and our team is here to guide you to the perfect choice that matches your preferences and budget.

We have a saying here at HQ – ‘Good hair isn’t cheap and cheap hair isn’t good’ and you get what you pay for.

There are several reasons why you should be cautious when considering cheap wigs:

Durability: Due to the use of lower-quality materials, cheap wigs may not be as durable as higher-priced branded options. They might wear out faster and require frequent replacement, ultimately costing you more in the long run.

Comfort: Cheaper wigs may not be constructed with comfort in mind, leading to potential discomfort when wearing them for extended periods.

Styling Options: Cheap wigs may not be as versatile when it comes to styling options. They might not hold their shape well or withstand heat styling, limiting your ability to achieve different looks.

Natural Appearance: Wigs are often chosen for their natural appearance. Cheaper wigs will not have the same level of realism, and their unnatural look could be noticeable.

Scalp Irritation: Some cheap wigs may have poorly constructed caps or be made from materials that can cause scalp irritation or allergies.

Quality: Cheap human hair wigs often use lower-quality hair that may be processed and treated with harsh chemicals, not cuticle aligned. This can lead to tangling, matting, and a shorter lifespan for the wig. The hair may also lack the natural luster and appearance of higher-quality wig or toppers.

Not Ethically Sourced: Unethically sourced human hair involves exploitative labour, forced collection, lack of consent, or harmful environmental practices.

When investing in a human hair wig, it’s essential to consider the value you’ll receive from a higher-quality option. Spending a bit more on a wig of better quality can lead to a more natural appearance, increased comfort, and longer-lasting satisfaction.

There are many features and benefits of all the above. Click here and take a peek at our ‘Wig Buyers Guide”, you will be able to get a good understanding of each and find the perfect solution for your needs.

There are various wig cap constructions available, each designed to offer different benefits and suit individual preferences. Click here to see the different wig cap constructions:

Finding the right wig cap size is crucial to ensure a comfortable and secure fit. To determine the correct wig cap size to order, Click here to see our guide on how to measure for your head size.

Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Prepare your hair: If you have long bio hair tie it close to your head with pins or a wig cap to avoid interference.

Choose a wig cap / velvet or silicone wig grip: to create a smooth surface for the wig.

If you choose the wig cap: Stretch it over your head, tucking stray hairs underneath. If you choose a velvet band or silicone grip: Slide the headband over the head and place around the circumference of your head, ensuring a secure fit for comfortable wear.

Secure the wig: Use adjustable straps or clips inside the wig to make it comfortable and snug.

Tilt your head forward and slide the wig over your natural hairline, just above your eyebrows and pull back to the nape of your neck.

Look for the tabs at the side of your wig and ensure they are both sitting around your temple areas.

Look for the tabs at the side of your wig and ensure they are both sitting around your temple areas.

Style the wig: Use your fingers or a wig brush to style it gently.

Take care of the wig: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for washing, conditioning, and storing it properly.

With practice, wearing a wig can become a comfortable part of your routine Click here to see a short video

Here’s a step-by-step guide:

Putting on a hair topper is similar to wearing a wig, but it targets thinning or balding areas on the top of the head.

Position: Align the hair topper with your natural hairline or desired area.

Attach: Use clips or toupee tape to secure the topper in place.

Blend & style: Gently blend your natural hair with the topper and style as desired.

Check security: Ensure a snug fit and make adjustments if needed.

Take care of the wig: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for washing, conditioning, and storing it properly.

Click here to see a short video

We recommend every 60 / 70 hours of wear.

Remember that excessive washing can cause wear and tear on wigs and toppers, so it’s essential to find the balance that suits your usage and keeps the hairpiece clean and fresh. Additionally, if you use styling products or are exposed to strong odors (like smoke or cooking smells), you may need to wash your wig more frequently.

Pay attention to the condition of your wig or topper, and if it starts to look dull, tangled, or loses its style, it might be time for a wash. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when washing and caring for your specific wig or hair topper to maintain its quality and prolong its lifespan. Always use specially formulated products to ensure you keep it in tip top condition.

Washing your wig is essential to maintain its cleanliness, longevity, and appearance.

Click here to watch a step-by-step guide on how to wash your piece properl

Yes, you can change the parting on your wig or hair topper, but it depends on the type of wig or topper you have and its base construction.

Lace Front Wigs and Toppers: Lace front wigs and toppers have a sheer lace material at the front, allowing for a natural-looking hairline. With these types of wigs, you can usually change the parting because the hair is hand-tied to the lace, giving you more flexibility in styling.

Monofilament Wigs and Toppers: Monofilament wigs and toppers have a monofilament cap, which means the hair is individually hand-tied onto a soft mesh material. These caps often allow for more versatile parting as well.

Traditional Machine-Made Wigs and Toppers: Wigs and toppers that are machine-made or have closed wefting might have a more fixed parting, limiting your ability to change it easily.

To change the parting on your wig or topper, follow these steps:

• Gently remove the wig or topper off your head.
• Using a fine-toothed comb, carefully create a new parting where you want it to be. Be cautious not to pull or tug on the hair too harshly.
• Consider using a water-based, non-sticky hairspray to hold the parting in place without damaging the wig or topper fibres.
• Keep in mind that excessive styling and manipulating the hair in your wig or topper can cause wear and tear over time. It’s essential to be gentle when changing the parting and to follow the manufacturer’s care instructions to maintain the wig’s quality and longevity.

To ensure the longevity and quality of your synthetic piece, here are some essential guidelines to remember.

Gently brush the wig using a wide-toothed comb or a wig brush designed for synthetic wigs to avoid damage, tangling, and shedding. Begin from the ends and gradually work your way up.

Wash the wig regularly as per the manufacturer’s instructions. Use mild shampoo and cold water for cleaning, avoiding hot water that may harm the wig fibers.

Properly store the wig on a wig stand or in its original packaging when not in use. Avoid leaving it crumpled or tangled in a bag to maintain its shape.

Wear a wig cap or band to create a smooth base for the wig to sit on.

Be cautious around heat sources like ovens and open flames, as synthetic wigs are sensitive to heat.

If necessary, trim the wig carefully. For best results, seek assistance from a professional wig stylist.

Avoid using hot water for washing and rinsing, as it can damage the synthetic wig fibres. Stick to cold or lukewarm water.

Do not use regular hair products meant for natural hair, as they can be too harsh for synthetic wigs. Opt for products specifically formulated for synthetic hair.

Never sleep with the wig on, as friction can lead to tangling and matting of the fibres. Always remove it before going to bed.

Avoid using heated styling tools like curling irons, straighteners, or blow dryers, as the synthetic fibres will melt. Opt for heat-free styling methods.

Do not comb or brush the wig when it’s wet, as synthetic wigs are more susceptible to damage in this state.

By adhering to these suggestions, you can extend the life of your synthetic piece, keeping it beautiful and natural-looking for a long time. Always follow the specific care instructions provided by the wig manufacturer for the best results.

To maintain the quality and appearance of your human hair piece here are some essential guidelines to remember.

Gently Brush by using a wide-toothed comb or a wig brush designed for human hair wigs to prevent damage. Start from the ends and gradually work your way up to detangle without causing breakage.

Wash regularly and follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for washing the wig.

Avoid hot water, as the hair lacks natural oils.

Proper Storage: When not wearing the wig, store it on a wig stand or in its original packaging to maintain its shape and prevent tangling.

Avoid Regular Hair Products: Products meant for natural hair can be too harsh for human hair wigs.

Always Moisturise and Condition: Human hair wigs require regular moisture to stay healthy and shiny. Stick to wig-specific products like sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners. Use leave-in conditioners or hair oils to keep the hair hydrated.

Cautious Heat Styling: Human hair wigs can be styled with heated tools but use them sparingly and at lower temperatures to prevent damage to the hair cuticles.

Professional Styling: If you wish to change the hairstyle or trim the wig, consult a professional wig stylist to achieve the desired result without harming the wig.

Don’t Sleep with the Wig On: Remove the wig before sleeping to prevent tangling and minimize wear.

Don’t Brush Wet Hair: Wet human hair is fragile and prone to breakage and the knots at the base are at its weakest. Allowing the wig or topper to air dry is best or use a hairdryer on a low, cool setting starting with drying the base first.

Avoid Strong Adhesives: When securing the wig, use wig clips or tapes designed for this purpose. Avoid glues or adhesives that may damage the wig or scalp.

Don’t Attempt Bleaching or Dyeing: If you desire a new colour, have the wig professionally dyed or to avoid irreversible damage. Human hair is very difficult to bleach or highlight and is not recommended.

By adhering to these suggestions from us you can preserve the beauty and natural appearance of your human hair piece for an extended period. Always follow the care instructions provided by the wig manufacturer for the best results.

We know that it is important that your wig fits in with your lifestyle and that you can live life to the fullest.

Swimming and exercising in a wig is possible, but it’s essential to take certain precautions to ensure the wig stays in place and remains in good condition.

Here are some tips:

Secure Fit: Make sure your wig is properly secured with a silicone wig grip, clips, combs, or an adjustable strap to prevent it from shifting or falling off during exercise. Some also add a bandana or hair band on top of their wig to ensure security.

Sweat Management: Wearing a wig during sweaty workouts can lead to moisture build-up. Consider using a sweatband or wig cap made of moisture-wicking material to absorb sweat and protect the wig’s cap.

Low-Impact Exercises: Opt for low-impact exercises like walking, yoga, or cycling, which are less likely to cause excessive friction and stress on the wig.

Post-Exercise Care: After your workout, gently brush or comb the wig to detangle any knots or tangles that may have formed during exercise.

Consider Using An Old Wig: Old wigs are a great replacement when it comes to exercise and swimming. They still have life in them but not enough for everyday wear.

Consider Wearing A Swim Cap: To be honest everyone who swims should have one. They protect bio hair from chlorinated or saltwater, prevent tangles, and preserve swimmer’s hairstyles during swimming.

Remember that excessive sweating and friction can contribute to wear and tear on the wig. If you frequently engage in high-impact or intense workouts, it’s best to have another on hand.

Many wearers have all 3 and choose depending on what’s best for them each day based on their daily activities: Here is a description on each to help you decide.

Wig cap: A thin, stretchy cap worn under a wig to secure and protect natural hair and create a smooth base and foundation

Velvet wig band: A soft, adjustable strap made of velvet used to secure wigs in place comfortably without clips or combs.

Silicone wig grip: A non-slip headband made of silicone that helps keep wigs securely in place during wear.

One common concern among many people is the fear of their wig blowing off. However, rest assured that this will not happen if the wig fits and is secured correctly.

Experiencing itchiness when wearing a new wig is a relatively common issue at first, and it can be attributed to several factors.

Here are some possible reasons why your head may feel itchy when wearing a wig:

Sensitivity to Wig Materials: Wigs are very starchy when you first wear them. We liken this to new bed sheets – after their first wash they are softer and more comfortable.

Tightness and Pressure: If the wig is too tight or the wig cap is squeezing your scalp, it can cause irritation and itchiness.

Dirty Wig or Scalp: An unclean wig can accumulate dirt, oil, and sweat, which may contribute to itchiness. Similarly, not washing your scalp thoroughly before wearing the wig can also lead to discomfort.

Incorrect Wig Care: Improper washing and care of the wig may leave residues or irritants that can cause itching.

Existing Skin Conditions: If you have pre-existing skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis, wearing a wig might exacerbate the symptoms.

Tips to Alleviate Wig-Related Itchiness: Choose a wig with a breathable cap and natural hairline to reduce friction and heat. Ensure the wig fits comfortably without being too tight.

Clean the wig regularly and follow the manufacturer’s care instructions.

Keep your scalp clean and moisturised before wearing the wig. Top tip – Use a high-quality aloe vera gel to relieve the dry scalp.

Consider using a wig cap or wig grip to create a barrier between your scalp and the wig. Opt for wigs made from higher-quality, hypoallergenic materials if you have sensitive skin.

Adjust the Fit: Make sure the wig is not too tight on your head. If it feels too snug, loosen the adjustable straps or wig clips to reduce pressure on the lace front.

Use a Wig Cap or Wig Grip: Consider wearing a wig cap or using a wig grip underneath the wig. This can create a barrier between the lace and your skin, reducing direct contact and potential irritation.

Trim the Lace: If the lace front extends too far onto your forehead, you can carefully trim it with sharp scissors, making sure not to cut into the wig’s hairline. Be cautious and cut small amounts at a time to avoid any mishaps.

Apply a Barrier Cream or Gel: Before wearing the wig, you can apply a thin layer of barrier cream or gel along the hairline to create a protective barrier between your skin and the lace.

Use Skin-Safe Adhesives: If you use adhesives to secure the lace front, make sure to choose skin-safe ones that are designed for wig application. Avoid using any adhesives that may cause skin irritation. Try the second skin tape, you will find it in accessories, it works wonders

Clean and Moisturise Your Skin: Keep your skin clean and moisturised before wearing the wig. Dry or irritated skin can be more susceptible to discomfort when in contact with the lace.

It is generally not recommended to sleep in your wig regularly. Sleeping in a wig can cause several issues and may lead to damage to your wig. Here are some reasons why sleeping in a wig is discouraged:

Discomfort and Irritation: Wearing a wig for an extended period, especially during sleep, can lead to discomfort, itchiness, and irritation on your scalp.

Tangling and Matting: Sleeping in a wig can cause the hair to tangle and matte, which can be challenging to untangle and may lead to damage.

Friction and Breakage: The friction between the wig and your pillow can cause hair breakage, especially if the wig is not secured properly during sleep.

Accelerated Wear and Tear: Continuous use, including sleeping in a wig, can lead to faster wear and tear on the wig, reducing its lifespan.

Breathing and Hygiene: Wearing a wig for long periods, including during sleep, can affect the airflow to your scalp and may not allow your skin to breathe properly.

Comfort and Rest: Wearing a wig during sleep can interfere with your comfort and quality of rest, as it may not allow your head to relax naturally.

We do not recommend sleeping in your wig or topper. However, if you find it necessary to wear a wig during sleep due to specific circumstances or hair loss reasons, here are some tips to minimise potential damage:

Choose a wig made of breathable and lightweight materials.

Use a wig cap or wig grip to keep the wig securely in place during sleep.

Braid or secure your natural hair to create a flatter base under the wig.

Consider using a silk or satin pillowcase, as it can reduce friction on the wig and help prevent tangling.

Synthetic and heat friendly fibres: Most synthetic wigs and toppers are not designed to be coloured or dyed. Attempting to colour a synthetic piece won’t work and can damage the fibres, resulting in an unnatural appearance, tangling, and irreparable harm to the wig.

Human Hair: Human hair wigs or toppers, on the other hand, can be coloured. However, we would not recommend you bleaching or highlighting. They are made from real human hair, allowing you to use hair dyes or colour treatments to change the wig’s colour. If you choose to colour a human hair wig, it’s best to consult a professional wig specialist who has experience to achieve the desired results safely and without damaging the wig.

If you have a human hair wig and want to colour it, it’s crucial to consult a professional hairstylist with experience in working with wigs. Human hair wigs may require special techniques and products.

One of the primary advantages of owning two wigs is the convenience it offers, particularly for frequent wig users. Having a second wig allows you to rotate between them, reducing wear and tear on each and potentially extending their lifespan. Additionally, with multiple wigs, you gain versatility in your styling options. Having different wig styles, colours, or lengths at your disposal enables you to effortlessly tailor your look to suit various occasions or simply match your mood.

Another practical consideration is having a backup wig. In case of unexpected issues, such as damage or required maintenance on your primary wig, having a spare wig ensures you won’t be left without a hair replacement option during that time. This added security can provide peace of mind and eliminate any worries about potential wig-related emergencies.

Whether or not people will know that you are wearing a piece depends on various factors, including the quality, how well it suits you, and your own efforts to style and maintain it. With advancements in technology and the availability of high-quality wig or toppers, it is very possible to wear a wig that looks very natural and virtually undetectable. You will just have good hair every day!

We would say NO. Cutting wigs and toppers is a skill set learnt in addition to the basic cutting methods. Wig bases and hair directions are not the same. We would recommend you find a salon specifically trained in your area. My New Hair educates hairdressers to be able to perform the cutting techniques.

We would say NO. Colouring wigs and toppers is a skill set learnt in addition to the colouring methods used in salon. It needs a highly trained specialist that knows what to do and how to do it. Check out Bow Belles Hair and Wig specialists or peek at their Instagram / Facebook page they are extremely talented in this area of expertise.

Wearing a wig itself does not directly affect the growth of your natural hair. Wigs are external hair coverings that do not have any physiological impact on the hair follicles or the rate of hair growth. When you wear a wig, it does not interfere with the hair growth process or the ability of your hair to grow back.

Wearing a wig itself does not directly affect the growth of your natural hair. Wigs are external hair coverings that do not have any physiological impact on the hair follicles or the rate of hair growth. When you wear a wig, it does not interfere with the hair growth process or the ability of your hair to grow back.

The comfort level of wearing a wig can vary depending on several factors, including the type of wig, the fit, the materials used, and individual preferences. Here are some considerations:

Wig Type: Synthetic wigs tend to be lighter in weight and more breathable, which can make them more comfortable for some people. Human hair wigs may feel slightly heavier but can offer a more natural look and feel.

Adaptation Period: If you’re new to wearing wigs, there may be an initial adaptation period as you get used to the sensation of wearing one. With time, most people find that the comfort level improves.

Fit and Adjustability: Properly fitted wigs with adjustable straps or clips can provide a more comfortable and secure fit. It’s essential to choose a wig size that matches the circumference of your head.

Ventilation and Breathability: Wigs with good ventilation and breathable cap constructions can reduce heat and discomfort, especially during hot weather.

Sensitivity: Some individuals may have a sensitive scalp or be prone to skin irritation, which can affect comfort while wearing a wig. In such cases, considering a wig with a soft cap or using a wig liner may help.

Personal Preference: Comfort is subjective, and what feels comfortable for one person may not be the same for another. It’s essential to try different wig styles and brands to find one that suits your preferences.

To enhance the comfort of wearing a wig, consider investing in high-quality wigs, regularly clean your wig and scalp, and follow care instructions to ensure it stays in good condition.

Using the correct shampoo and conditioner specifically designed for wigs is essential to maintain the quality, appearance, and longevity of your wig.

Here’s why it’s important:

Preserves Quality: Regular hair care products, such as shampoos and conditioners meant for natural hair, often contain harsh chemicals and sulfates that can damage the delicate synthetic fibres or human hair cuticles used in wigs. Wig-specific products are formulated to be gentle and non-damaging, preserving the wig’s texture and appearance.

Protects Colour: Wig-specific shampoos and conditioners help retain the colour vibrancy of the wig. They do not strip the hair colour or cause fading, ensuring the wig stays true to its original hue.

Keeps the Hair Soft and Manageable: Wig-specific conditioners provide the right level of moisture to keep the hair soft, smooth, and manageable. This prevents tangling and minimizes friction between the hair fibres, reducing potential damage.

Prolongs Lifespan: Proper care with the right products can extend the life of your wig. Using the correct shampoo and conditioner helps prevent unnecessary wear and tear, ensuring the wig remains in good condition for longer.

Avoids Product Buildup: Regular hair products can leave residue and build-up on wigs, making them heavy and greasy. Wig-specific formulas are designed to be lightweight and leave no residue, ensuring the wig maintains its natural look and feel.

By using the correct shampoo and conditioner for your wig, you can maintain its beauty, softness, and shine, ensuring that it looks natural and remains in excellent condition for an extended period.

The lifespan of a wig can vary depending on several factors, including the type of wig, its quality, how well it is cared for, and how frequently it is worn. Here’s a general guideline for the lifespan of different types of wigs:

Synthetic Wigs: Synthetic wigs typically last between 4 to 6 months with regular wear and proper care. After this period, the fibres may start to show signs of wear, become frizzy, or lose their original style.

Human Hair Wigs: High-quality human hair wigs can last much longer than synthetic wigs. With proper care, they can last anywhere from 1 to 3 years or even longer. Human hair wigs are more durable, and you can restyle them multiple times.

Blended Wigs: Blended wigs combine human hair and synthetic fibers, offering a compromise in price and durability. They usually last around 6 to 12 months, depending on the blend and care. Keep in mind that the frequency of wearing the wig, exposure to heat and styling products, and the use of appropriate wig care products also impact its lifespan. Proper storage, regular cleaning, and following care instructions provided by the manufacturer can help prolong the life of any wig or topper.

Ultimately, individual experiences may vary, and some people may be able to extend the lifespan of their wigs through meticulous care, while others may find their wigs deteriorate more quickly due to factors like environmental conditions and daily wear.

There are several reasons why your wig may be getting frizzy and matted. Understanding these factors can help you take appropriate steps to prevent or address the issue.

Excessive Friction: Friction between the wig and other surfaces, such as clothing or pillowcases, can lead to frizz and tangling. Be mindful of how you handle and store the wig to minimize friction.

Poor Quality: Low-quality wigs or wigs made with subpar materials may be prone to frizzing and matting. Investing in a higher-quality wig can make a significant difference in how it holds up over time.

Environmental Factors: Exposure to harsh weather conditions, excessive humidity, or dry air can affect the wig’s texture, leading to frizz and matting.

Lack of Proper Maintenance: Regular care is essential to keep a wig looking its best. Failure to wash, condition, and store the wig correctly can contribute to frizz and matting.

Combing or Brushing Improperly: Using the wrong type of comb or brush or combing the wig when it’s wet can damage the fibres and cause tangling.

Sleeping with the Wig On: Sleeping with a wig on can cause friction and lead to tangling and matting of the hair fibres.

Consider the following tips:

Use wig-specific products, including shampoos, conditioners, and styling products.

Gently brush or comb the wig with a wide-toothed comb or wig brush, starting from the ends and working your way up.

Store the wig on a wig stand or in its original packaging to help maintain its shape and minimise tangling.

Avoid exposing the wig to excessive heat.

If the wig is already frizzy or tangled, consider using a detangling spray or wig conditioner to soften the fibres before gently combing them out

Follow the manufacturer’s care instructions for your specific wig type to ensure proper maintenance.

With proper care and attention, you can help extend the life of your wig and keep it looking beautiful and natural.

Yes, we can. Liberty Wigs UK offers online consultations conducted remotely through phone or video calls. These consultations aim to provide information and support for individuals experiencing hair loss. Our experts, specialising in wigs, toppers, hair loss, and scalp care, will address your concerns, recommend suitable styles and colours, and answer your questions. The consultations last for 30 minutes and are scheduled on various days and times during the week to accommodate your schedule. To secure your spot, there’s a booking fee of £30.00, which will be reimbursed with a voucher code after the consultation, redeemable on our website.

To book a Consultation, visit the SHOP tab on our website and select the eConsultations option.

Add it to your cart and follow the process. For further information, feel free to contact us at support@libertywigs.co.uk