When considering the purchase of a hair topper, it’s important to understand that there isn’t a universal solution that suits everyone perfectly. Each hair topper comes with unique features that allow for customization based on individual needs. Below, we’ll delve into the features of different types of toppers to help you determine which one best fits your preferences.

Knotting
Knotting is a crucial step in the creation of a hair topper or wig, as it involves securing strands of hair to the base. Single knotting involves tying a single knot to anchor a hair strand to the base, while double knotting utilizes two or more strands attached to the base simultaneously… .

Monofilament Base
Monofilament bases are crafted from a translucent mesh where individual hair strands are meticulously hand-tied to replicate natural hair growth patterns. These bases can either be single-layered or double-layered… .

Silk Top Base
Considered the epitome of realism, the silk top base consists of a layer of lace overlaying a skin-colored silk base. This unique construction provides a scalp-like texture, concealing the top knot beneath the silk layer. Additionally, a silky material runs through the hair, creating the illusion of hair growing directly from the scalp… .

Lace Base
Lace bases feature individually attached hairs onto a lightweight and breathable lace material… .

Polyurethane/PU
Polyurethane, often abbreviated as PU, is occasionally mistaken for silicone. It is a versatile, sturdy, and transparent material utilized in constructing wig caps (injected into the hair) or forming the perimeter of a wig to facilitate attachment of adhesives or clips… .

If you’re struggling to determine which type of hair topper is right for you, we offer both online and in-salon consultations. Our experts will guide you through the various options to help you make an informed decision. For more information, contact us at [email protected] Image credits: Google, Pinterest, YouTube.