Wig Help and Advice
Guidance on choosing, wearing and maintaining wigs for hair loss. Articles cover wig types, styling, washing, customisation and managing allergies or thin hair underneath.
Can I Apply Heat to My Wig?
Heat can damage both synthetic and human hair wigs, so it's usually best to skip styling at home and visit a professional instead.
Caring for Human Hair Wigs
Keep your human hair wig looking good longer with the right washing technique and daily protection from damage.
Hair Integration Pieces
Hair integration pieces blend your own hair with added strands for fuller coverage without the discomfort of traditional wigs.
Hair Volumiser Tips
Make thin hair look thicker with volumising sprays, mousses and gels that work by adding water-absorbing chemicals to each strand.
Having Your Wig Cut to Suit You
Get your wig cut properly by working with a stylist to match your face shape, style and personal needs.
How Often Should You Wash Your Wig?
Wash human hair wigs every 10-12 wears and synthetic wigs every 15-20 wears to keep them looking fresh without damaging the style.
How to Dye Your Wig
Step-by-step guide to dyeing your wig at home, whether it's human hair or synthetic.
NHS Help with Wigs
Get help paying for a wig through the NHS if you're experiencing hair loss and meet the eligibility requirements.
Starting to Wear a Wig
How to make the transition to wearing a wig without drawing unwanted attention or comments from others.
Styling Your Wig
Styling your wig depends on whether it's human hair or synthetic, and how you can change it up between washes.
The Difference Between Real Hair and Synthetic Wigs
Real hair wigs cost more but last longer and style like natural hair, while synthetic ones are cheaper and need less maintenance.
Tips on How to Wear Your Wig
Get your wig to sit properly on your head and look natural with these straightforward fitting and wearing tips.
Using Hair Patches
Hair patches offer a discreet way to cover thinning hair or small bald spots without committing to a full wig.
Wearing a Wig Over Thin Hair
Wearing a wig over thinning hair requires the right fit to avoid damaging what's left, and custom-made options are usually your best bet.
Where to Find a Suitable Wig or Hair Piece
Get recommendations from doctors, stylists, and other wig wearers to find the right shop for your perfect fit and style.
Wigs and Allergies
Itchy rashes from wearing wigs aren't always allergies, poor hygiene, infections, or scalp conditions are often the real culprits, and there are ways to fix it.