Types of Wigs
Trying to find a wig that works best for you is a very difficult process. Not only is a emotionally trying, but it is also difficult to understand the difference between all the different types of wigs. Below is a list of all the different types of wigs as well as a summary of each.
Synthetic Wigs
These synthetic wigs are very easy to care for. Amy and Hannah are designs for women experiencing hair loss due to chemotherapy treatments or alopecia. Read more
Synthetic Wigs Machine Made Wigs
The cap construction consists of wefts of hair (synthetic fiber) that are sewn together to create the base of the cap.
Human Hair Hand Tied Cranial Prosthesis
The base materials for hand tied human hair usually consist of a combination of a very thin skin like material, polyester mesh, silk, monofilament, silicone, or thin polyurethane. Read more
Human Hair Machine Made Wigs
There are a variety of Human Hair Wigs available. The quality of the wig is determined by the type of Human Hair that is used and the cap construction. Read more
Hand-tied Synthetic Cranial Prosthesis
Each strand of hair (synthetic fiber) is hand tied onto a base material that is made from polyester, silk, monofilament, or a combination of materials. Read more
Vacuum Base Cranial Prosthesis
These are custom designed to fit to your head. A plaster mold is taken of your head to ensure a proper fit that will produce suction on your head. Read more
Custom Quality Breathable Base Cranial Prosthesis
Another choice for women experiencing Alopecia Totalis is a custom quality cranial prosthesis with a combination of very thin skin-like stretchable material with tiny ventilation holes, hand tied crown and back of the head, with a French lace front that can be trimmed to achieve a natural hairline. Read more
If you have additional questions, or would like my advice on what is best for you and where to start. Feel free to ask me a question and I will get back to you shortly. I look forward to helping in any way I can.
