Wigs offer versatility for anyone wanting a new look, and people explore them to manage alopecia, thinning hair, or to change their style. Because options vary widely, you can typically find a solution that matches your needs. Here is more information about choosing a wig style that suits you:

Custom Fit

Finding the right size affects how secure the wig feels on your head. A proper fit prevents slipping throughout the day, and it may feel more durable as you move. When you measure your head accurately, the wig cap sits comfortably against your scalp.

Many caps include adjustable straps for tightening or loosening the fit, and these small mechanisms allow for minor changes in circumference. If the cap is too large, the wig might shift unexpectedly during wear. You might need a professional fitting if standard sizes feel awkward. A specialist measures your head dimensions precisely before recommending specific cap constructions.

Natural Color Tones

Selecting a color involves matching your skin tone or natural hair shade. You might want a subtle change, or perhaps you prefer a bold new direction. If you choose a shade close to your eyebrows, the result aims for a seamless look.

Highlights are used to add dimension to a wig that might otherwise look flat. Monochromatic colors may appear artificial under bright lights. When strands contain multiple tones, the goal is to mimic the way biological hair reflects light.

Rooted colors provide another option for a realistic appearance. Darker roots create the illusion of natural growth from the scalp, and this style may require less maintenance because it hides the knotting at the base. Face-framing highlights can also enhance your features, and the goal is to draw attention to your eyes and cheekbones for a more flattering look.

Trimmed Adjustments

A wig typically needs to be customized to each individual. Many pieces require trimming to frame your specific facial features correctly. Once a stylist cuts the hair, the wig becomes uniquely yours by adjusting the following:

●       Bangs: Soften the forehead line

●       Layers: Add movement and volume

●       Length: Customized to your preference

Face shape typically dictates where the hair should fall. If you have a round face, longer layers can create a balancing effect, or thinning adjusts bulkiness. A stylist removes bulk from specific areas, and the goal is to have a silhouette that flatters your bone structure.

Synthetic or Human Hair

Synthetic wigs may maintain their style after washing or exposure to humidity. You save time on styling, but you cannot use heated tools on most synthetic fibers. These options provide convenience for those who want a “shake and go” experience.

Human hair wigs may offer versatility regarding styling options. You treat them like your own hair, so curling irons and straighteners work effectively. While they require more effort, the movement and texture feel incredibly realistic. Both options come in various colors, lengths, and cap constructions to suit individual preferences and comfort.

Get Fitted for Wigs Today

Professional guidance simplifies the process of selecting the right wig. An expert examines your specific needs and recommends ideal options for your lifestyle. When you schedule a consultation, you might gain access to specialized knowledge about cap construction and fiber types. Call a hair salon today to book your personalized fitting appointment.