FAQ : What You Need To Know
Before You Purchase A Wig

How can I determine my wig size?

Sizing Wigs

The basic size measurement to fit wigs is the circumference of the head. To measure your head, use a flexible tape measure and start at the top/center of the head at the hairline; go back just above the ear, around the nape of the neck, back up above the other ear to the center of the forehead. This measurement simulates the hatband of a baseball cap.

Wigs are available in 5 sizes;
Large 23inches
Average 22 inches
Petite-Average 21&1/2 inches
Petite 20 & 1/2 inches
Ultra Petite 19 & 1/2 inches

Wigs can be adjusted using draw or Velcro tabs at the back. Some wigs also have tabs just in front of the ears to keep the wig close to your face.

90% of all women wear average size wigs.

Please be aware that each wig does not come in all cap sizes. In fact, the greatest selection of wigs is in only average size.

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What’s the best way to be confident in my color choice?

Selecting the best color for your hairpiece

Because of the very subjective nature of color description, selecting the correct color is the most daunting task in the process of purchasing wigs. Fortunately you usually only have to go through this once, and then you know your own wig color.

Computer color representations for wigs are only approximations of color. And in some cases they are not even very close.

Using a color ring is the best way to select your wig color. Color rings have actual hairpiece swatches so you can make direct color comparisons. Look for a dealer who has a wig color ring loaner program and will give you a 100% refund if you return the color ring to them. Our color ring loan program

It is better to take the extra time to get a wig color ring than to go through the delay of an exchange procedure and pay restocking fees.

Does the fiber affect my ability to style my wig?

Styling Suggestions for Wigs

With synthetic wigs you are somewhat limited in style changes that you can make. The monofilament fiber of synthetic wigs has a tendency to retain its shape. Therefore you should consider that you are getting the basic shape and wave or curl pattern that you see in the display photo.

Most synthetic wigs are damaged by heat and must be cold rolled and styled using no heat, whatsoever. This is another reason synthetic wigs should be selected in a complimentary style. (There is one manufacturer that has developed synthetic wigs using fibers that can be low-heat processed with curlers and/or hairdryer, and that is Alan Eaton.)

Human Hair wigs are more versatile in that both color and style can be changed by the customer.

Face shape can influence hairstyle.

Women’s wigs and men’s hairpieces are created with 10 to 30 percent more hair than necessary. A stylist (one who has experience with wigs) should cut and trim the hairpiece to match your features.

How do I best care for my new wig?

Caring for Wigs

Frequency of cleaning your wig or hairpiece will depend upon your individual circumstances – your environment and lifestyle. Generally speaking you should clean and condition your hairpiece every 8-12 times of use.

For synthetic hair wigs you should use only styling products (shampoo, conditioner, hair sprays) that are specifically designed for wigs.

Human hair wigs should also use special products because the hair has been processed; mild care products can increase the life of your wig investment.

Wigs should be cleaned in a basin of water (approximately 3/4 gallon) with one to one & one-half capfuls of shampoo. Soak and move the hairpiece through the water/shampoo for five minutes. Next, rinse in clear water in the same manner as above. Use at least two rinses – rinsing the wig completely, before you apply conditioner, is key.

Another capful of conditioner in a basin of water and move the wig back and forth for just a couple minutes – blot dry with a towel, shake, and leave on a wig stand or mannequin head to dry.

After your wig is dry, style as usual. For synthetic wigs this can be as simple as using your fingers or a wide tooth comb. Human hair wigs may require rollers or a curling iron. Use a wig hair spray to help hold the style

Over time synthetic wigs and (especially) human hair wigs can lose luster and begin to appear dull looking. This is because the wig lacks the natural oils that occur when hair is growing in your head. To remedy this problem use a silicone based lusterizer before you apply wig holding spray.