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Synthetic and Human Hair Wigs
| Wigs We Stock |
Diamondz Salon has so many wigs in stock. We do not require an appointment, there is always a wig expert available to answer your questions, whether by phone or in person. Please feel free to come by and visit our Wig Salon. We dedicate ourselves to making sure each and every customer has received what they were looking for, is educated on their purchase and looks and feels fantastic. |
| How to Care for Your Synthetic Wig | |
| How to Care for Your Human Hair Wig | |
| Wig FAQ |
Wigs Stocked by Diamondz Salon
Diamondz Salon carries approximately 2000+ wigs and hairpieces in stock. We carry the following brands:
Eva Gabor - Raquel Welch - Noriko - Rene of Paris - Hair U Wear - Flawless - Motown Tress - European Naturals - Magic Touch - Sunriver Specialties - Jon Renau - Amore - Tony of Beverly - Louis Ferre - Jacquelyn Wigs
Diamondz Salon only carries in stock full cranial prosthesis. We have many options available for human hair wigs. We have the ability to order any brand or style of Human Hair wig that you require. Human hair wigs tend to be pricier than Synthetic wigs and require more care.
We are also certified to provide Cyberhair. Please call for more details on Cyberhair.
How to Care for your Synthetic Wig
HOW OFTEN TO WASH YOUR WIG.....
CLEANING AND CONDITIONING...
1) Draw enough cool water in a large pan or bowl to immerse hairpiece well.
Don't use hot water or it will remove body and may damage fiber.
2) Dissolve approximately one tablespoon of wig cleaner or shampoo, along with
one tablespoon of baking soda. Swish hairpiece around in solution. If front of
cap and/or hair area has makeup on it, make a paste of baking soda and shampoo
and gently scrub with an old toothbrush until clean. Baking soda acts as a
cleaning booster and will usually cut though the heaviest makeup or styling
product residue in the hair or on the cap.
3) Rinse well in plenty of cool water.
4) Draw a pan or tubful of fresh water. Dissolve one or two tablespoons of
conditioner in water. Swish and work mixture throughout piece. Do not rinse. Lay
piece on towel and pat to remove excess moisture.
5) Pin piece on wig form and pick or comb out gently, starting from ends and
working up strand to root area. At this point, I recommend using a leave in
conditioner to refresh the wig fiber and make the wig feel soft and manageable.
Arrange hair to resemble desired style. Let dry overnight for maximum curl
retention. If time is an issue, a blowdryer may be used but don't get the dryer
too close to the fiber and use it on cool only.
HEAT ROLLERS:
Heat rollers or a steam setter (such as a Caruso) may be used on synthetic
fiber. Roll each strand carefully around the roller keeping the ends
smooth to reduce "fish-hooking", which makes the ends look fuzzy.
Using end papers is recommended. Let the curls get completely cool before
brushing or combing out the wig. If using the steam setters, it's a good idea to
use a "duckbill" or other similar clip to hold the curls in until
they're cool and dry.
SOME TIPS:
CAUTION!
A synthetic wig is made of fine plastic filaments. Excessive heat will damage
it. Use caution around oven doors, fireplaces, wall heaters, barbeques, and
other uncontrolled high heat sources. The heat will melt the fiber and cause it
to look frizzy. Most of the time, steam can smooth it out, but the
fiber will lose a certain amount of body and resilience after having been
heat-frizzed. If a little extra care is taken with your wig, you will extend the
life of your wig and it will look nice for a long time.
FOR FIRST TIME WEARERS...
The brand-name tag goes in the back.
Grasp the wig at the back bottom with both hands, and position the front firmly
at your forehead. Then pull the whole cap back and down so that it covers your
head. The wig should not cover your ears. If you have ever used a latex swimming
cap, the procedure is very similar.
There are two little tabs at the ears and they should be positioned so that they
are equal on both sides in front of your ears. This will let you know that your
wig is on straight.
Most wigs today have a small covered wire stay sewn inside the ear tabs. These
should be bent a little and curved in toward your head. When the wig is
positioned correctly at the sides, press gently on the stays so they lie flat
against your temples. This will give you a more custom fit at the temples. The
front of the wig should be positioned right at, or slightly behind, the
hairline.
If you don’t have hair, place your first three fingers together just above
your brow bone and where the top edge of your index finger is should approximate
your natural hairline.
There are adjustment straps in the back of your wig. They may be used to tighten
or loosen the wig for a comfortable fit.
How to Care for your Human Hair Wig
HOW DO I CARE FOR MY HUMAN HAIR WIG?
CARE AND STYLING PRODUCTS
Although the hair used in making human hair wigs is grown on a human head, most
of it isn't like the hair growing out of your own head. After harvesting, it can
be chemically processed to remove the cuticle in order to minimize tangling.
(This does not include Virgin hair, which has never been chemically processed in
any way. Most manufacturers use the processed hair because it doesn't have to be
harvested as carefully as Virgin hair, and is, therefore, less expensive to
produce.)
In addition, hair from India or Asian sources starts out as dark brown or black,
and is bleached out and dyed back for uniformity of color, then the hair is
mixed and blended into whatever colors the company requires. So the hair has
already gone through a triple chemical processing before it becomes a wig. For
this reason, only shampoos, conditioners, sprays, and other styling products
formulated especially for processed hair should be used. Oil-based products,
like the ones we use on our hair, can coat processed hair and make it appear
dull and lifeless.
We carry a full line of products made especially for human hair wig care.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR WASHING YOUR HUMAN HAIR WIG:
Draw enough lukewarm water in a large pan or bowl to cover the wig or hairpiece
well.
Dissolve a capful of prescribed wig shampoo, along with 1 tablespoon of baking
soda.
Swish wig or hairpiece around, squeezing hair gently. Keep hair moving in one
direction or it may tangle. If front of cap has makeup on it, it may be scrubbed
gently.
Rinse wig well with plenty of lukewarm water.
Dissolve a capful or so of wig conditioner in tub or pan of water to cover well.
Work mixture through wig hair (remember: same direction). Rinse with fresh
water. Lay wig out on towel and pat out excess water.
Pin on wig form and pick or comb out gently. At this point, a detangler such as
Brandywine or SeCure Ultra-Loc may be used. If working on a long wig, start
combing out the hair at the ends and work up the strand to the roots. Wig may be
set in rollers if desired and placed under hood dryer, or left to dry overnight.
A hot curling iron may be used on 100% human hair wigs, but on human-synthetic
blend wigs, don't let the iron get too hot or it will damage the synthetic wig
fiber.
A good indication of when the iron is too hot for the synthetics is that,
instead of curling the fiber, it appears straight and limp when you remove the
iron. In the worst case, the fiber melts and frizzes or disintegrates. Too much
heat can also make the fiber appear frizzy because it damages the fiber. The
bottom line here is to be careful when using a curling iron on any synthetic or
blend wig. If the iron gets too hot when working with a human-synthetic blend,
mist the barrel of the iron with water to cool it down.
Wig Frequently Asked Questions
| WHAT SHOULD I BE LOOKING FOR BEFORE
I PURCHASE A WIG? Whether you purchase your wig from us or from another retailer, these are the questions you need to ask before you buy: What type of wig should I choose: Human hair, synthetic fiber or a blend of both? What type of wig cap will work best for my needs? How do I get a good fit? (Knowing your head measurements is very helpful, especially when purchasing a wig by mail order.) What is the best way to get the right color? Will a professionally styled wig or an unstyled wig work best for me? Which are the styles which would look best on my face shape? Will I need a custom-made wig? If I have medically-related hair loss, will my insurance pay for my wig? How do I choose the right place to purchase my wig? How do I take care of my wig once I have it? |
| WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HUMAN AND SYNTHETIC HAIR? Synthetic hair is simply very fine plastic filaments. The structure is very different from human hair. Synthetics are easier to handle, due to their ability to hold the basic curl after washing. Depending on the simplicity of the style, some of them require very little styling. The life of a good synthetic wig is about 1 year, but can last longer with proper care. As a rule, human hair is heavier in weight than synthetic fiber. However, there are different qualities of human hair, depending on where it comes from. High quality European hair is considered the best hair in the world because of it's strength and texture. This type of hair is the rarest of all, and is very expensive. Wigs made from this hair run into the thousands of dollars. Don't be fooled into purchasing a poor quality human hair wig, thinking that all human hair is created equal. Some human hair can be coarse in texture, resistant and very hard to style. These wigs sell cheap and are cheaply made, and if you think you're saving money by purchasing one of these, you'll probably wish you hadn't later. Shop around and ask questions before you make your selection. High-quality Asian hair has been used in the manufacture of quality wigs for many years, and this type can be chemically treated to resemble the texture of European. High quality Asian hair is the type of hair that Jacquelyn uses to make many of their wigs. They look very nice and are relatively inexpensive for the quality. Then there is Indo hair, which comes from Indonesia, and Indian hair from India. These types of hair are soft and fine in texture like good European, and is the hair of choice for most cranial prostheses and hair replacement companies today. This type of hair is more expensive than Asian, but if one is wearing a partial piece, because of it's silkier texture, it will blend very well with finer textured hair. |
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BEST HAIR STYLE FOR MY FACE SHAPE? Here's how to find the hair styles that work best for you. Styles should accentuate your best facial features, while minimizing your less-than-flattering features. TO DETERMINE YOUR FACIAL SHAPE: 1. Pull hair back and secure with pins or a headband so hair is completely off the face. 2. Stand 12" from a mirror and look straight into it -- or have someone take a picture of you facing straight into the camera with your hairline showing. 3. Outline your face with a marker on the mirror with tracing paper, or on the photo. 4. Now look at your face shape in the mirror or photo drawing. Choose the shape that most closeley resembles your own. If your face is a combination of shapes, choose styles based on the following criteria, which most flatter your particular shape.  OVAL FACE----Oval is considered by
many to be the ideal and most versatile face shape, since nearly every
style looks becoming on this facial shape. Hair pulled back or worn in
an updo shows off the oval face the most. In long styles, a great
classic look is a center or side part with hair touching shoulders. The
short-layered looks with curls and a close extended nape focus on this
oval.FASHION TIP: Wide-open necklines or close-necked collars emphasize the oval face.  ROUND FACE----This shape is round
at the cheeks and a has a circular form.There is more of the face near
the ears and gradually less curving upward and downward. The goal: to
slim your face. Hair below the chin line should be worn with a
face-lengthening center part; for hair above chin line, wear an
off-center part to interrupt the roundness. Height at the crown and a
bare forehead lengthen and slim the face. It's best to avoid short and
sleeked-back hairstyles. In short-angled styles, you are best seen with
hair brushed away from the face, building extra crown height to narrow
the roundness of your features. Though bangs shorten the face, you can
wear curly, tousled bangs or a soft wispy fringe . Always avoid full,
straight-falling bangs. Wear longer styles closer to the face to give
length.FASHION TIP: Avoid rounded, scoop necklines. Use vertical clothing lines and v-neck lines to add angles to the roundness.  SQUARE FACE---- This face is
characterized by an angular jaw and square brow, with jaw and brow being
nearly the same width. The goal: soften the sharp angle of jawline and
minimize squared-off brow. Hairstyles which emphasize the cheekbones
mid-line of the face are most flattering. Bangs and waves at the temple
also soften the square. Wear your best styles with hair swinging forward
onto the face to reduce the angles. Hair length is best about
1-1/2" below the chin, or extending to shoulder length to reduce
and soften the squareness of your jaw. Hair worn on the forehead is
always perfect for you, as long as it is wispy or fringed. Never wear
straight bangs. Hair turned under at the bottom also will narrow the
width of the jaw. Styles in loose curls and waves add extra dimension to
the square face.MAKEUP TIP: Makeup that emphasizes the cheekbones softens the square. Darken the outer corner of the jaw to soften the lines and make them recede.  PEAR-SHAPED FACE ----This shape has
a wide chin and a narrow forehead. The goal: narrow the chin and widen
the forehead. Wear your hair wide and full at the top of the head and
temples, brushed away from the face and up toward the ear to widen
forehead; from the ear, angle hair forward toward the chin to soften and
narrow a strong jaw. Styles which are wide and full at the chin will
emphasize the width of the jawline, and should be avoided. The wedge
styles, which are brushed away from the face and give width at the
forehead are perfect for this facial shape.CLOTHING TIP: Avoid ruffled necklines, which add fullness to the lower face. Closed-neck collars and necklines are best. MAKEUP TIP: Highlight the forehead and temples to add width to the upper half of your face.  HEART SHAPED FACE---- This is a
triangular-shaped face. This face is narrow at the jaw line, wider at
the eye line, cheek bones and even more at the brow line. The goal:
diminish forehead width and create a wider, fuller jaw effect. Soft
bangs flatter this shape, whether curly or smoother. Or wear a side part
with soft three-quarter bangs swept over one side to balance your
forehead width. The styles should be fuller at the jaw line. Upswept at
the sides and off the forehead further emphasize your feminine appeal .
A medium length to mid-neck is your best look. Fullness at the bottom,
with hair directed forward onto the cheeks gives you the appearance of a
wide chin. The soft layered bob styles are ideal. Or if you prefer,
curls or loose waves, shaped from the ears down, add width and fullness
to your chin.CLOTHING TIP: Use V-neck and "Sweetheart" neck lines to repeat and emphasize the heart shape. MAKEUP TIP: Highlight the temples if you are not wearing bangs to broaden the forehead.  OBLONG FACE----This shape is long
and thin, often with a chin that tends to look pointed. There is very
little difference in width between the top, middle or bottom of your
face but it is more rounded than the square face. Hairstyles should add
width and fullness to the sides of the face and around the eyes,
cheekbones and ears. This shape benefits from a low side part, with a
sweep of hair brushed across the forehead and secured with a comb. The
look of volume with an asymmetric flow of hair to one side widens your
face and reduces length. Straight-falling bangs or bangs blended with
the sides of your hair, shorten the overall face length. Your best hair
length reaches to the middle of the neck. Favor volume with curly or
wavy styles that are very becoming, giving you the illusion of balanced
width. Wide curly bob styles are ideal for this shape.CLOTHING TIP: Avoid long V-necked and vertical lines at the neckline. Use high necklines to shorten the length of the face. MAKEUP TIP: To shorten the face a bit, use darker foundation, powder or blusher to darken the chin.
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HOW CAN I TELL WHAT SIZE CAP I NEED? The way a wig fits your head is a very
important point. A good comfortable fit is necessary if one is to wear a
wig for an extended period of time. If the wig is uncomfortable, you
won’t wear it. It’s that simple.
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NOW
I KNOW MY MEASUREMENT, WHAT IS YOUR WIG SIZE?  ULTRA PETITE SIZES are 19 inches to 20
inches. There are pre-made wigs which will work for this size, but most
are either children’s styles or shorter-length adult styles. There are
pre-made high-quality synthetic and human hair prostheses which will fit
these sizes, but they must be custom styled by a professional. PETITE SIZES are 20½ inches to 21½
inches. Again, there are wigs which are available for these sizes. (See
above) Most wigs can be sized down to fit these measurements without
having the cap custom made. If the word "petite" is included
in the name of the wig, chances are that the cap size is petite. (The
only collection which is the exception is JACQUELYN. There are a couple
of wigs that have the word "petite" in the name, but they are
not made with a petite cap.) AVERAGE SIZES are 21½ inches to 22½
inches. Most wigs are made to fit these sizes, but can be stretched or
adjusted down about an inch either way to accommodate smaller or larger
head sizes. Be aware that cap sizes vary from brand to brand, and you
should make sure before you buy that the cap is right for your size.
Some caps will stretch better than others, but all can be made smaller. LARGE SIZES are 23 inches to 24 inches.
The best choices for these sizes are JACQUELYN wigs. Most of them are
made for the average to large size head, and the cap is more flexible
than most other brands. A stock Jacquelyn can usually be stretched to
accommodate a 24-inch head comfortably. CUSTOM SIZES: If your head
circumference is smaller than 19 inches or larger than 24 inches, you
may need to order a custom made cap. There are various companies that
make wigs to accommodate this size range. However, if you want a style
that is normally available only in an average size, we can have it made
for you in your size. We offer CUSTOM WIGS of all types and will be
happy to accommodate your request.
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DO I CHOOSE A COLOR? DO YOU HAVE A COLOR CHART? A color chart is not available because of the variations in color hues and tones on computer monitors. Colors tend to be misrepresented when viewed on the computer. When at the salon, we have matching color rings and hair samples for all of our major brands. We are happy to assist you in matching a color. |
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WHAT KIND OF WIG CAP WILL WORK BEST FOR
ME? There are two basic types of wig caps, MACHINE-MADE and HAND-TIED. This is a typical MACHINE-MADE wig cap. Machine-made wigs are crafted on a special sewing machine, and are made of hair WEFTS attached to a pre-constructed base. They are also referred to as "capless" because there is no mesh foundation to attach the hair to. Machine-made caps are the most durable.
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OFF? There are several options for attaching your wig to keep it secure. The following are some examples: TAPE: Double-sided adhesive strips, also available in a roll. Comfortable and very secure. Allows for daily removal of wig. A non-porous tape tab should be installed in the cap to give the tape something to hold onto. Works best when used on bare skin. TRANSPORE TAPE: Semi-liquid wig adhesive in tape form. Used to create a stronger bond than regular tape. Can be worn from 3 to 5 days. CLIPS: Attached to the underside of the wig or hair unit. Must have strong, growing hair for attachment of clips. Not recommended for those with fragile hair. Daily wear or longer, depending on your preference. LIQUID ADHESIVE: Stronger than tape. Works best on bare skin. Lasts up to 5 days without removal. Remove with solvent, or in the case of MAX adhesive which we carry, 99 volume solvent-strength alcohol may be used. This may be purchased at your local pharmacy. EXTENDED WEAR BONDING: Creates a firm attachment to a hair track with a medically approved "super-glue" type product. Must be applied by a specialist trained in this procedure...a do-it-yourself attempt might well result in disaster. Lasts 3 to 6 weeks. Not recommended for full coverage wigs. WEAVE: A single tiny cornrow braid around the perimeter of the bald area. In the case of a full wig, single braids may be placed at strategic points around the head. These points act as anchors so that the unit may be sewn in place. FLEX-COMB: This is a method which is suitable for keeping a wig secure on those people with hair. Here is a picture of this comb: 
This item may be found at any supermarket or drugstore in the hair
goodies department.Use a pair of kitchen shears (or other heavy-duty scissors) to cut the comb to the size you want, then stitch the piece of comb to the front and/or back of the wig. This holds the wig securely in place, even on finer hair. NOTE: The ends of the comb where you cut it may be kind of rough and sharp. It's a good idea to take an emery board or nail file and smooth them off before you sew the piece into your wig. |
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CAN I GET A 100% HUMAN HAIR WIG IN GREY? If you want a blended grey color, it would be impractical to order 100% human hair. In the first place, it is very difficult to find white hair for the grey blends. If it can be found, it is terribly expensive. The other consideration would be that all human hair oxidizes (fades) over time, and periodically the darker color would have to be re-colored to match your own hair. If you get 100% human hair in grey, the white hair would take the tint and you wouldn't have a grey blend anymore. Synthetic hair will not take the color and remains white, preserving the original blend. This is why all of the hair replacement companies use synthetic hair for the white part of the grey blends. Many manufacturers use Yak hair in making white or light grey wigs. This hair tends to be a bit coarser than human hair, but has many of the properties of human hair, and works very nicely where white or very light grey is needed, such as a Santa Claus wig and beard set. |
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WHAT TYPES OF PRE-DESIGNED ARE THERE? PRE-DESIGNED/PRE-MADE/STOCK ITEMS
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| WHAT IS THE PRICE OF A CUSTOM WIG? This is similar to asking the price of a vehicle. The price of a custom made wig varies according to the model, quality and options you choose. The following is a list of possible choices for custom wigs: ~ Modify an existing style ~ Full custom starting from scratch ~ Cap size ~ Cap construction ~ Hair type (Human hair, European hair, Synthetic, Blend) ~ Hair length ~ Custom color ~ Hair density ~ Hand tied or machine made These are all some of the options you would have to consider if you were to choose a custom wig. A semi-custom or custom-made wig can run from around $500 to over $2000 depending on your requirements. |
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WHAT KIND OF HAIR IS USED TO MAKE WIGS? Today, wig hair is made of many materials. In addition to human hair, advanced synthetic fibers or a combination of human hair and synthetic fibers are used. Naturally, any of these fibers can be of superior, good, or poor quality. At Alternatives 2000, we carry only wigs with superior and good quality fibers. We avoid carrying those products for street wear which use poor quality human hair and synthetic fibers.Having said that, we do carry a theatrical line, and also wigs which are suitable for costumes, i.e. "Halloween quality". The latter are wigs made with low quality fiber, have a short lifespan, and are usually very inexpensive. These wigs have a specific purpose, and are not designed for streetwear.
The following paragraphs describe the differences between the various
types of hair fibers:
CYBERHAIR Now, more than ever before, men and women realize life can e fuller and richer with more hair. But not all hair is the same. What makes Cyberhair elite is its special patented process that mimics the texture of a healthy growing hair. Imagine having hair that looks so much like your hair it actually appears as if it is growing from your scalp? Did you know that Cyberhair's characteristics are superior to human hair? Also, imagine hair that is stronger, lighter, doesn't actually fade and actually has style memory. Cyberhair is light as a feather. In fact, it is so light in weight it challanges you to imagine its phenomenal strength, and natural brilliance in the water, on the slopes or at the office. Cyberhair's rich natural hues have a radiance that gives you more confidence and more choices. Go to a new level of resilient, intuitive hair. Cyberhair is considered the most revolutionary hair available in the world. Japanese experts have invested over ten years in research and development to bring to you the newest innovation in hair. There are absolutely no life restrictions with Cyberhair. Blow dryers and products can be used. It does require a C-Formula shampoo and conditioner that is designed to keep your Cyberhair healthy. It doesn't take much for maintenacne for your Cyperhair unit. Cyberhair is so unique it is patented
protected. Cyberhair was created by Aderans, the world's largest hair loss solutions manufacturer in Japan. Cyberhair has been tested extensively in Europe and Asia and has been worn successfully since 1995 by many thousands of people in the U.S. experiencing the need for more hair. Cyberhair® is so lightweight and so much like natural human hair you can't feel the difference between Cyberhair® and your own growing hair. |
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ARE SOME WIGS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN OTHERS?
Like most items you purchase, price is a reflection of quality. The higher the quality...the higher the price. There are many different types of materials than can be used to make wigs, including various types of synthetic fibers and human hair. For example, some synthetic fiber is softer and silkier than other types, therefore, making the wig more expensive. Some materials used inside the wigs are lighter weight and more durable, therefore, increasing costs. |
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I RETURN OR EXCHANGE MY WIG? Diamondz Salon had a NO REFUND or EXCHANGE policy on wigs and hairpieces. |
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This is a WEFT of hair. The hair is
doubled over and MACHINE-SEWN along the top to create a long strand of
hair. This is also the type of hair strand used for hair extensions and
weaving. HAND-TIED WEFTS are also available for hair extensions, but not
generally used for making wigs.
This is a typical HAND-TIED
wig cap. Hand-tied wigs have caps which are constructed of some type of
mesh, usually monofilament or polyester, with individual strands of hair
knotted by hand into the mesh.
MONOFILAMENT-TOP, also known as a
MICRO-LACE top. The top section is made of fine, transparent nylon mesh
with strands of hair individually hand-tied into it. May be parted
anywhere on the top. Very suitable for persons with extensive hairloss,
as color of scalp may show through. More expensive because of the extra
time and expertise required for hand-knotting each hair. It takes about
25 to 28 hours to completely cover the Monofilament mesh top area with
hair. Many manufacturers use 3-4 strands per needle to save on labor,
but the results is not as natural looking as the one-hair method that is
used by better manufacturers like Jacquelyn and Wig Pro.
FRENCH-TOP CAP made by
Jacquelyn. Hair is hand-tied into fine nylon Monofilament mesh, and then
a layer of flesh-colored silk material is added underneath, creating the
appearance of a scalp with hair growing out of it. This is a wonderful
feature as it solves the problem often encountered by the difference in
complexion colors with skin tops. Silk material may be colored with
strong tea to match darker scalp colors. Suitable for all types of
hairloss. About the same price as MONOFILAMENT or MICRO-LACE tops.
This is an example of monofilament
material with the hair partially hand-knotted into it. As you can see,
the color of whatever is underneath will show through creating the most
natural appearance possible.
This is a full MONOFILAMENT CAP
wig. This model has a POLYURETHANE tape tab along the front and at the
nape. It also has POLYESTER NET darts with covered elastic straps behind
the ear tabs for flexible adjustment.
This cap is a combination of
POLYESTER net in the back with a MONOFILAMENT top. Multi-directional
hand-knotting of each individual hair into the mesh allows a natural
flow to the hair and versatility to the style. This model also has a
POLYURETHANE tape tab along the front.