It helps to decide what your wig needs to do before deciding exactly how it should look.
Start with coverage
A full wig covers the head. A topper adds coverage in a smaller area and needs an appropriate way to secure and blend it. An extension adds fullness or length through the hair; it does not provide the same scalp coverage.
Check fit and how it is secured
Use the cap-size guide and the individual product measurements. Tell us if your current piece slips, feels tight, or if clips are uncomfortable. A different attachment method may matter as much as a different size.
Compare the top and hairline
A lace top offers a sheer, delicate base. A silk French top conceals the knots beneath its upper layer. Compare the front and part in the way you plan to wear them, then look at the rest of the cap.
Choose color and length in context
Natural-light photos, the exact listing, and your own reference images are more useful than a rigid face-shape rule. Ask how the length was measured and whether the piece is already cut or styled.
Be honest about maintenance
Human hair offers flexibility, but it still needs care. Consider the time you want to spend washing, setting, and detangling. Your budget should include the care you expect to use.
Before purchasing, check the current return conditions and wait to make alterations until you understand them. Send us your shortlist and your questions; we can help compare the details.
