Hair Toppers, Wigs + Halo Extensions: Explained!
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Get expert tips from a former hair loss technician! Learn how to use hair toppers, wigs, or halo extensions to add fullness and confidence to my fine, thin hair—solutions that really work! To read my hair loss journey from the beginning on my Fine Thin Hair Dilemma page.
Post Updated May 2025
In my previous life, before I became a DIY Printable blogger, I was a hairstylist. But not just any kind of hairstylist, my specialty was pretty unique.
I worked in the hair replacement and wig business, cutting and styling wigs and hairpieces for men and women with fine and thinning hair.
I can’t believe it has been almost 10 years since I started writing about my own hair loss journey and some of the tips and crazy techniques I use to get a fuller look to my fine, thin hair.
If you’re new here, be sure to check out the last two posts in this series to get caught up!
I had hoped through the years that it wouldn’t be me sitting in the wig/stylist chair, but sadly, here I am, baby-thin hair and all. As time goes on, however, there have been some great improvements in the wig and hairpiece business.
The bases and lace fronts are amazing. The more we demand better solutions for hair loss, the more affordable the cost of owning a quality wig or hairpiece becomes.
I have found some great ways to style my thin hair using superb quality heat-friendly wigs, secret halo extensions, and gorgeous hair toppers!
Hair Toppers, Wigs + Halo Extensions Explained
Where it all began for me
Around 7 years ago, I decided to buy a couple of wigs. Wow, that seems like a long time ago right now. That is where my journey with wigs began. At least the ones I thought I was going to wear.
Back then, I found a great wig vlogger online. Her channel is named Taz’s Wig Closet on YouTube. She does reviews of all of the wig companies. By watching her videos, she convinced me that we can all look great in wigs, and the wigs of today are awesome!
I was mesmerized and literally compelled to buy a wig just by watching her. Her name is Taz, and she looks so amazing and beautiful in every wig she tries on. Seeing her literally gives you confidence that you can feel good wearing a wig. Check out her channel on YouTube, and you will see what I mean.
So this made me ask myself the question…
Why can’t we have the hair of our dreams?
I’m tired of wasting hours in the bathroom rubbing two hairs together to try to make my fine hair presentable. TV stars, movie stars, Instagrammers, and social media stars wear wigs and hairpieces all the time, and we never even blink an eye. You probably didn’t even realize they are wearing toppers and extensions. I know some may be kinda of obvious, but most of them are not.
It’s time to feel good about ourselves again!
I am now in my fifties, and frankly, I am starting not to give a crap about what people think of me anymore. I just want my hair back, and since there is no magic pill or serum, I decided to try a different approach!
Secret helper hair!
Let’s talk about helper hair…
Let’s go over what exactly Wigs, Halo Extensions, and Hair Toppers are and how they work. Then you can decide what is right for you.
What is a Wig?
Wigs are pretty self-explanatory. They are worn over your existing hair. They can be human hair or synthetic fiber with monofilament or weft-type tops, sides, and backs with full or partial cap sizes.
These are best for everyone.
What is a Halo Extension?
A halo extension is 5-10 wefts of hair sewn together. They are usually around 12-20 inches in length and will go from temple to temple on the back of your head under your hair. The top portion of your hair is left out to hang over the top of the halo.
It is secured around your head with clear monofilament string (aka fishing line) and possibly clips. It has a clear monofilament line that goes on the top of your head, lies one to two inches behind your natural hairline, and goes down under your existing hair.
These are best for people with shoulder-length to long hair. But not great for really thin hair. It needs some bulk to stay hidden.
What is a Hair Topper?
Hair toppers are half wigs (often called “wiglets”) with monofilament, lace, or silk tops that sit just behind your natural hairline. They’re designed to create or enhance your existing hairline and crown area, adding fullness and density to your existing hair.
Hair toppers come in a variety of sizes—from small pieces that cover just the crown or part line, to larger styles that cover the entire top of the head. Some even extend down the sides and are nearly the size of a full wig, offering maximum coverage.
They can be clipped into your hair with clips, or tied and glued onto existing hair for longer wear. There are also crown hair toppers for the top of the head. Hair length can be anywhere from 8 inches to 26 inches long, and in synthetic, heat-friendly synthetic, or human hair.
These are best for people with short to long hair and hair that is strong enough to hold the clips and blend with your bio hair.
Let me go back for a Minute
In the 1990’s I worked at a few high-end hairpiece companies. Those hair club type places you would see on late-night TV.
The hairpieces back then, or what we now call a hair topper, sold for around $1500-$4000 back then. They were hand-tied mono top lace front human hairpieces that were tied or glued down to your natural hair.
You would sleep and shower in them every day. That kind of wear and tear would cause fading of the hair color and the hair to fall out of the hair from the mono base.
They need to be constantly maintained, and after a few months, they will need to constantly hair color to match and make it look right. It’s like you go bald all over again in six months.
Nowadays, some of those high-end places are much lower in price than they should be. The “actual cost”, the wholesale cost of those hairpieces is (and this depends on the size and length of hair) $100-$400 for a stock piece and up to $500 for a custom piece.
Plus, you have to pay as much as $60-$80 a month to have the piece maintained. So you see, those places have a huge markup that is pretty hefty. You are paying for their nice office and fancy commercials.
Knowing all I know about this business, my quest was to set out to find the most natural wigs and hairpieces that I can feel comfortable in and good about wearing, without them costing a fortune. Without damaging the natural hair I have left.
Fun Fact: At one point, I wore human hair extensions glued into my hair with a wax-type adhesive. When they started to grow out, they became a hot mess, and I ended up losing some of my existing hair in the removal process.
Interested in Hair Toppers?
For an in-depth look at hair toppers, see my Hair Topper Q & A post.
Where to buy Wigs, Hair Toppers, and Halos?
At the time I wrote this post, I went around to some hair supply stores and some upscale hairpiece shops. I looked at tons of videos on YouTube, Amazon, and even eBay. Here is what I found!
Brick and Mortar Wig Shops or Replacement Centers:
Wig Shops can be great for trying on wigs before you buy. You can see all of the colors and take the wig home that day!
Hair Replacement Centers can be more pricey. They mostly sell custom-made wigs and hair pieces, and they may cost as much as $3000. or more. Plus, on top of that, there are monthly maintenance fees if you get them attached to your bio hair semi-permanently.
Hair Beauty Supply Stores:
I found a huge assortment of hair at a hair supply store. When I say a hair supply store, I do not mean Sally’s Beauty Supply. (although some Sally’s Stores have decent extension hair), I mean the kind of beauty supply store that sells nothing but wigs, hairpieces, and wig supplies.
You may think these types of stores sell only ethnic styles, but that is not the case. They have tons of wigs for every hair type and usually carry a huge amount of in-stock wigs and hair pieces. Plus, the beauty supplies are awesome and usually cost less than most beauty supply stores!
The store I went to was as big as a warehouse. I was like a kid in a candy store! It had great quality human and synthetic extensions, toppers, and wigs for prices around $40-$100.
Upscale Hairpiece/Wig Shops Online:
This is a great way to start with a wig or topper if you do not know what you want. A lot of these are online, and you can purchase them straight from the website. I have purchased from each of the sites below and love all the pieces I’ve gotten. Below is a list of my favorites:
Human Hair Toppers + Wigs:
- Madison’s Wig Collection My fav I have 6!
- Highline Wigs Sharon also has a shop in NY City, I have 7!
- Serenity Wigs and Toppers I have 2!
Designer Synthetics + Human Wigs + Toppers:
- Chelsey Smith Crowns MY FAV RIGHT NOW! I am literally addicted to Chelsy Smith’s wigs. She has an incredible selection of heat-friendly wigs with on-trend color selections and styles. Her wigs are comparable to the high-end brands. She has quite the following and for good reason.
- WigStudio1 My fav place to buy brand-name wigs like Raquel Welch, Bell Tress, etc.
- Pinkee Promise Online, Cheryl, is great and will help you pick colors and styles for brand-name wigs. I have done 2 reviews for her wigs.
- Wigs.com is another legit wig shop
- WigOutlet.com, this is the Wigs.com outlet. Great finds here!
YouTube:
One of the best sources of wig ideas and tips is on YouTube! If you do not know where to begin with a wig or topper, then this is the best place to start! I have a bunch of favorite Wig Vloggers I follow.
- Chesley Smith Cosmetics on TikTok + FB lives on Tuesdays NEW FAV
- Taz’s Wig Closet She reviews brand-name wigs and has lots of color comparisons.
- Hey Wig Sister Denise reviews all kinds of wig brands and has wonderful tips and tricks.
MY Best Wig Tip:
- Search the main Designer Wig Brand Online Shops and choose a style.
- Then go to YouTube.com and type in the wig style and brand name with the color name or number of your choice, and literally a ton of videos come up with the styles and shades.
I do this when I am looking for certain colors by brand. It is tough to choose what color you want from a flat swatch on your computer monitor. Seeing them on a live person gives you an idea of how it will look on you.
Amazon:
Amazon can be a great source of wigs and hairpieces. I wrote a blog post with some of the best wigs on Amazon, according to my ladies in my online wig groups.
Here are a few of the Wigs and Halo Extensions I bought on Amazon:
- Human Hair Halo Extensions from VeSunny. It was excellent quality and almost exactly like the pricey but popular ($200) Hidden Crown Brand Halo in every way.
- CarKira Lace Front Wig Great lace front heat-friendly wigs
- HAIRCUBE Lace Front Wigs Great lace front heat-friendly wigs
Amazon Wig Picks
Affordable Lace Front Wigs on Amazon Post
eBay:
eBay actually turned out to be better than I expected for wigs! You can find all kinds of sold-out styles from wig sellers on there.
This is me wearing the Jon Renau Top Wave Topper in Malibu blonde that I was able to score on eBay from an online Wig Seller.
I know I have given you a ton of options for where to start with wigs and hairpieces. If any of you have any favorite wig tips, stores, or great toppers to share, please leave a comment.
I’d love to hear your story and get some info on where to get some great hair for reasonable prices.
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I’m thinning and I have no clue what’s available, so this is great info for me. I’ve been clicking through the links and love that I can see what’s available.
Oh, I am glad you liked the post! IT’s a lot of info.. but a great place to start. I hope it helps.
Kim
I loved reading your blog on thinning hair. My hair is VERY thin. I stopped using color in my fifties when it first started turning grey, I am now 75 and it is still only greyish/white around the front and still pepper/salt in the back. I always wore my hair short and washed every day or every other. About two yrs ago I started letting it grow and pulled it back and in somewhat of a bun as it grew longer. It is still only (barely) shoulder length. I’m afraid to cut it again as it barely covers my head now. I’m too old to wear it down around my shoulders, so am going to try some of your suggestions, but need something for grey hair as most of the products you mentioned were for colored hair. Any suggestions?
Hi Carol,
You can buy the Hair gloss by Jon Freida in the color clear. They are all just glosses that fill in the weak spots of hair. They just come in colors to accent your hair when your normal hair color is washing out of the ends. The clear colored one does the same thing there is just no accent shade. All the other products I mentioned are great for grey hair too! Spray your hair with some root lifting spray, blow it dry and then roll your hair with the velcro rollers. Leave the rollers in for 20 minutes or so to cool off and then take the rollers out and then put your hair in a bun and it will definitely be fuller. You could also use a spray-on hair color on your scalp to hide the thinning. I use a small amount sprayed in the very front of my hair where I have a thin spot. It washes out really easy. I use the Loreal Magic Root Cover Up spray I mentioned at the bottom of this post in Golden Brown. You can find it at Walgreens. There are a lot of different brands of spray-on hair color to try. A good place to find a variety of these sprays is a Sally’s Beauty Supply, they have quite a few options of spray-on hair color you won’t find at regular drug stores. As for your bun in your hair.. they make faux hair buns that you wrap around and over a small ponytail and they look quite real. That would be a great way to go to get a fuller look to your hair. Amazon.com has what I am talking about in grey hair shades you find them here. Sally’s may have them too. I am so glad you liked my Fine Thin articles and I hope I was able to help you. Thanks for reading!
Kim
Do you have videos of putting on the halo or toppers. I’ve never worn one before and would love to see them put on in a video
Hi Jackie, here is a Topper application Video. I hope this helps.
This was an amazing read, I’m so thankful 😉 Thankful I found you and all this information early in my journey! Thanks, Kiki
I am glad I could help get some perspective of what you’re going through. Thanks for reading, Kiki.
Kim
Omg, you are an inspiration. The topper you were wearing. Is it possible to see a before and after shot?? It looks unbelievable!
Hi Kim, thanks very, very much, for all that info’ I’m an frustrating hair lost, your info is great, as soon a s I finish writing I’ll start looking at all the sites you have giving, will let you know, thanks again
Josefina(Josie) Foky
Hi Josefina,
I am so glad you were able to find a little bit help in my posts! I am glad you took the time to read my story. I have been wearing my topper for a little over 3 months now and after the holidays I am going to a series of posts and videos on hair topper issues and how to fix them. Thanks for reading!
Kim
Were are your sales outlets
Hi Sharon,
I do not sell toppers or wigs. I do however have a Wig Buy Sell Trade group on Facebook you can join it here.
Ok, I’ve read your info and looked at dozens of UTube videos including Taz’s, who advises us to own and rock our wigs, and people won’t notice. But how about all of the people in our circle (I work with hundreds of people in different boards and nonprofits, am very social, have over 100 friends in the area. How do wig wearers or topper wearers respond to everyone seeing your hair in noticeably different lengths and styles; my hair is so thin, any addition is going to be noticeable and garner comments, right?)
Also, it is a huge challenge finding grey wigs, especially multicolored grey wigs and toppers, and I hope the industry responds to this gap in the market.
Sharon
Hi Sharon, Good questions!
There are lots of ways to go with beginning wearing wigs and toppers. I am thinning on the top front area these days and going with a topper was my way to go. I found the Belle Tress Top Wave and it resembles my hair when I put rollers in and all I was having to do to make it look full. It is a 6.5 x 6 based lace front hairpiece with 14-inch long hair. It is a slightly thinner type of topper. The hair is not at all thick and wiggy looking.
There are smaller toppers by Jon Renau that are small enough to just fill in your part or crown. You could get one of those first. When I was replacement tech years ago for bald men. It was tough for them to just one day have hair. We had a system of hairpieces that were small and gradually we got bigger with each new one. Then they graduated to the full piece when they were ready. I am going this route. When they got their hair, sometimes they would wait and say do it while on vacation from work and return from work with it on. I just bit the bullet and wore mine out one night in front of my friends and they had no idea I was wearing a topper. I was sweating bullets the whole time. Now 6 months later I am so used to wearing it I hardly tighten it down. I don’t like how my hair looks without it now. I have not had one person say one word to me about my looks hair different. Just try to get something super close to how you normally wear your hair. Then build up from there.
As for the grey colored wigs, I agree there really are not enough choices. Jon Renau does carry a few colors of grey in the small toppers and Raquel Welch does too. Unfortunately, Belle Tress does not at this time. You should watch for the new colors that come out each season. They release the toppers in some of the wigs shades depending on the time of the year.
Jon Renau Easipart
Raquel Welch Top Billing
The other option for grey wigs is buying a custom topper. You would need to find a wig shop that does custom orders. They are a bit more pricey.
Thanks so much for reading! I am going through a big home move right now but I plan to do a whole lot more posts and videos with my toppers as soon as I get settled.
Kim
Hi Kim –
I love your blog with lots of good info. I am thinning quickly on the top of my head. I am a mouse brown with some light graying and really don’t want to go reddish or darker in my later years. I need a topper covering the front top and a little on the crown about 6″ long but cannot find that color at all.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sue
Hi Sue,
Read back up in the post above yours I answer the grey topper question. Unfortunately, companies do not make a lot of options for grey hair. Custom ordered toppers may be the way to go for you.
Kim
Kim
Thank you so much for doing so much research on toppers and wigs. When I realized my hair was thinning, it was impossible to have a clue where to look for help. When I think back to hairpieces I wore in public then, all I can do is laugh. Over the past three years, I have ordered 5 or 6 and my current goto is the easipart xl by Jon Renau..
I have looked locally to try and find someone who might be knowledgeable with new ideas on how to add hair to my existing hair without success. Of course, there are national companies who are using the systems used for the past 20 years but I do not find anything creative unless you look in the UK. For some reason, they seem to be more creative with their options but I don’t think a trip to the UK is in my future. lol.
What I really want is a small piece that could be integrated without damaging my existing thin hair or even wefts that would not show and could be left in for a week or two. Call me vain but I would like to wake up with my hair if possible and then do maintenance every so often. I know they can shave your head to attach a piece (no way) or use tape (prefer not to) but there has to be someone creative who can figure out a way to integrate a piece that would do this, or am I crazy??? lol
I found one system that is patented by a woman in California and there is a person in Ohio (where I live) who can do them. Supposedly, these do not attach to your hair and thus will not harm what hair you have left. My hair is thin and I am trying to make it more full. The kicker is they want you to purchase two pieces at 1k each,. They do use euro hair but that is alot of money or else I am just cheap.
With your background, have you thought of designing something or maybe you already have that can be left in for a length of time, perhaps with stranding or some other connection??
I am sorry for the book I just wrote but if we settle for what is offered, we won’t make progress. Thank you again for your research, I am going to look at a few of these options. I look forward to hearing back from your.. I won’t write a novel next time.
regards
ckf
Hi CKF,
You absolutely can have a hairpiece, (preferably human hair only), attached for a couple of weeks without glue or tape. You need a hair replacement salon, not a wig store. Most hair replacement salons can do a knot tying method as well as a lot of other methods. The knot-tying method is where they sew monofilament string to the edge of the hairpiece and they pull your hair through the mono loop and tie the hair in a small knot. They add a dot of glue to the knot of your hair. It can last up to 4-6 weeks. Then you come in and the snip the small knot out and tie it to another small of your hair. Meanwhile, the first knot or section that was in a knot it still growing and fills in. This does cause a lot of stress on the hairpiece. Showering daily and sleeping in them damages them over time. They will only last anywhere from 6 months to a year or less. They will need to be maintained, colored, etc. between wears. The salons do make you buy at least two to swap them out and to keep the maintenance down as you said. I would not recommend sleeping and showering in a synthetic piece it will be frizzy within a few days and ruined by the heat of your body and showering.
I use clips in my piece. I tease the area a little bit and spray it with hairspray then clip into the hair. You could possibly find a salon that would braid the area and have the edges of the piece sewn to the braid to hold it in your hair, but you are still adding stress the thinning area. I am sorry I could not be of more help to you. Let me know if you find a better answer for attachments.
Kim
I’m so happy I found you! Thank you so much for all the informative info on hair options for us thin hair girls. I too was on the search for a gray hair topper. I actually had one custom made and it’s perfect. It’s a 6 x 6 mono base and 12” in length and it human hair. I got it at http://www.gorgeousstrand(dot)com they don’t have it listed on their website so you’ll have to email them to ask about it. Hopefully in the future there will be more stock options for those of us with gray hair who are thinning in the crown. Until then I think custom is the way to go.
Hi, Kim, just found you on the net today and I’m so glad I did. I think maybe I will be able to find what I have been searching for for years! I am a mature lady well past 50 with very baby fine and thin hair. I use fibers and special shampoo’s to disguise as much as possible the areas on my crown and sides where my scalp shows through. I tried the toppers, which I liked best, and wigs that I liked the least. But what I hated in both of those options are the volumes of hair that really make me self conscious because all I want is a piece with fine hair and moderate volume and not fakey shiny. I like to wear my hair up or tied back at the neck but most of the pieces are poker straight and either too short or too long. Finding just a lightly wavy piece that can be worn tied back at the neck or worn twisted back with a claw clip between 10-12″ is nearly impossible. However, I did find a lot of possibilities on you site that may work for me so I feel encouraged to give it another try. Any help or suggestions would be welcomed!.
Hi Cheryl,
I would say to try the BelleTress Top Wave 14 inch if they have a color that is right for you. It is a really lightweight topper compared to most. A lot less hair. The only thing you need to know is it is Heat Defiant hair. So it will need to be smooth out and recurled every now and then. You can use a large curling iron on a 210 or lower setting to do it. (Get a curling iron that has heat settings on it). I am going go do a tutorial on it soon or you could try one of their wigs instead. The Belletress heat defiant hair to me is least noticeable synthetic hair. It has minimal shine and can be worn straight out of the box. Note: Not all Belletress hair is heat defiant, so watch the descriptions.
Kim
Hello, I have frontal Fibrosing Alopecia where I have lost hair from my temples back. I have been to four salons who want to charge $1000-$2000 for a small topper. Is it possible to buy one on line and then bring it to a salon to have it styled or is that frowned upon?
Hi Paula,
Yes, you can buy a topper online and take it into a salon. If you have a regular hairderesser she can do it or find a wig shop that does maintenance on wigs. Some of the big shops will charge you around $100 to cut it in. Just go slow and leave it long when cutting it until you are sure of the length. The hair does not grow back.
Kim
Seeing the top of your head with the one wig on made me tear-up with relief. It looks SO good, so real! Thank you for sharing REAL, UNTOUCHED images we can trust.
Young 40’s plain brown hair that is super thin!!!! So thin on top that my part is 2” on scalp! A topper was suggested to me. I don’t like hair in my face. Can I wear my hair in a pony tail or messy bun with a topper?
Hi Ms. F,
Yes, you can wear a topper in a ponytail and possibly a bun. Most people use a faux bun and their own bio hair to wear their hair in a bun. You can see the faux bun or hair scrunchie I use at the bottom of this post. I just updated it, the bun image was missing.
Kim
This was such a helpful read! Thank you for sharing. I’m new to wearing wigs and I’ve found some great ones.
My hair is thin and I have frontal fibrosing alopecia. Hair has receded 3 inches. What type of hairpiece would you recommend?
Hi Janice, If the loss is only on the front area of your head then go with a topper. Get a tape measure and measure the width and length of the area of loss and pick a topper with a base to cover it. If you think it is spreading then go with a larger base. They start at 5×6 and go up to 9×9. Beyond that, you would need a wig. 9×9 toppers cover a lot of areas like a wig but, if you think your hair is too fragile to handle the clips from a topper go with a wig first. Try looking at Jon Renau Toppers, they have a lot of different sizes to work with. Then there are more expensive solutions in Human hair, my fav is Highline Wigs and toppers. I hope tthis helps,
Kim
Thanks. I have never had thick hair. What wigs are better, that are not so thick.
I just bought my first wig. It is Raquel Welch and it is pretty full. Here is a link to lightweight wigs by Cysterwigs. I would go on sites like that one or try wigs(dot)com or Wigstudio1(dot)com and look around. Read the reviews. Go to Youtube and watch videos on wigs to get a better feel for what ones you might want. Start here with Taz’s Closet.
Thank you for the great info. I wondered into a wig shop and almost bought a $1200 human hair topper. So grateful for your post!
Hi Kim,
So thrilled to have found your site and joined your hair club! Here are a couple of wig/topper sites I’ve found recently that I’m really excited about Thanks again for coming to our rescue. Love your site! Mazy
Oh, I’m so glad you found me Mazy! Thanks so much!
Hi Kim
Under the heading online stores: there is a pic of a scrunchie with different colors of blonde in it…do you know the color? Also in the pic of the bun by Hairart are there 3 different 6” scrunchies shown in order to get that color combination?
Thanks
Darlene
Hi Darlene, The color is listed on the second image. Maybe it would not show up for you? I added it to the post now. It is the HAIRART HAIR WRAP 6 – #24:14:12 Pale Golden Blonde/Light Ash Blonde/Light Golden Brown. It is only one wrap blended with three colors. Use the code WIGREVIVAL to get 10% off.
Kim
Hi Kim
Thank you so much for your speedy reply…I will order the bun and hope it matches my hair. So glad to have found your site!
Darlene
Your welcome, you are going to love this wrap is so soft and realistic.
Kim
I just ready all three parts of this blog… THANK YOU! I have experienced a lot of hair loss over the last 10 years (I’m 51 now) and am constantly looking for ways to keep the hair I have, prevent breakage, regrow hair or at least disguise the thinning spots, and your recommendations are fantastic!!
Your welcome, Peggy! Glad you found me and I was able to help.
Kim
Hair loss has been a big concern for me over the years. My sister recommended halo extensions. Initially, I was a little concerned about how the extensions would fit or if the color would match with my natural hair. But, I was glad the color matched perfectly and the extensions look really natural. Now, it’s been more than 6 months since I started using halo extensions and I’m still very happy with them!
That’s great Kayra! Glad you found something to help you. I wore halos first myself.
Thank you so much for sharing ,it really helps . My hair has taken a turn for the worst really thinning on the sides and looking really see though .I`m also a hairstylist so looking at hair all day can make it seem worst.But all your tips and advice is really helpful starting to look into helperhair .Thanks so much, Do you think halos are easier to manage at first compared to toppers?
For me the toppers are easier. The halos never really matched well to my bio hair.
Kim,
Thank you so much for all of this honest information! You have given me to courage to go for it and try a topper.
Donna
Aw, thank you for the sweet words, Donna, glad to help!
Just wanted to add how much I love this blog Kim, it’s very helpful to people starting from ground zero. It’s all very overwhelming with all the hair choices and prices out there, I don’t want to have to spend 5k on a wig just to look somewhat presentable.
I really like your topper, but could you recommend a real human hair topper that isn’t too much money?