Hair toppers are a versatile solution for individuals looking to add volume, fullness, or coverage to their natural hair. They come in different styles, sizes, and hair types to suit various preferences and needs. This guide will cover the wearing, washing, and care methods for different types of hair toppers, including Virgin Hair Fishnet Hair Toppers, Virgin Hair Toppers, and Remy Hair Toppers in various sizes.
Virgin Hair vs. Remy Hair: A Quick Overview
Virgin Hair is natural hair that has never been chemically treated or processed. Its cuticles are intact and aligned in the same direction, making it strong, durable, and long-lasting.
Remy Hair is collected from multiple donors and may undergo treatments like dyeing. It is more affordable than Virgin Hair.
Discover more about Virgin Hair and Remy Hair.
Types of Hair Toppers
Virgin Hair Topper – 6x7 inches
This is the largest size in our collection, providing extensive coverage and volume. Perfect for those who need extra fullness or want to cover larger areas of the scalp seamlessly. The virgin hair ensures a natural, soft, and durable look.
Virgin Hair Fishnet Topper – 6x6 inches
Made from 100% virgin hair, this topper offers a natural look and breathability with its fishnet construction. It provides excellent coverage and blends well with your natural hair for a voluminous style.
Remy Hair Topper – 5x5 inches
This topper offers moderate coverage with high-quality Remy hair, which ensures a smooth, tangle-free texture. It is perfect for those looking for a bit more volume and coverage without a large piece.
Virgin Hair & Remy Hair Topper – 3x5 inches
This small, discreet topper is available in both Virgin Hair and Remy Hair options. It is perfect for covering thinner areas or adding subtle volume. The Virgin Hair provides a completely natural, long-lasting look, while the Remy Hair offers a smooth, tangle-free texture. Both options blend seamlessly with your natural hair for a soft, natural feel.
How to Choose the Right Base Size?
How to Wear a Hair Topper?
STEP 1: LINE IT UP
Align the part on your Hair Topper with your natural part. Hold it in place with one hand.
STEP 2: SECURE THE FRONT CLIPS
While keeping the part in position, clip down the right front clip first, then the left. Adjust the topper as needed while securing it.
STEP 3: SECURE THE BACK CLIPS
Once the front is positioned to your liking, clip down the back to firmly hold the topper in place.
STEP 4: STYLE IT YOUR WAY
Leave it straight or style as desired for your perfect look.
How to Wash and Care for Hair Toppers?
Gentle Washing:
Use a sulfate-free, mild shampoo and lukewarm water. Gently wash the hair topper by immersing it in water and gently massaging the shampoo through the strands. Avoid rubbing or twisting the hair, as this can cause tangling.
Conditioning:
Apply a conditioner designed for human hair to keep the strands soft and manageable. Allow the conditioner to sit for a few minutes before rinsing it out thoroughly.
Drying:
Avoid using a blow dryer on high heat to dry your topper. Instead, gently blot the hair with a towel to remove excess water. Lay the topper flat on a towel to air dry. If you need to speed up drying, you can use a blow dryer on a low, cool setting.
Storage:
When not in use, store your hair topper in a cool, dry place. For long-term storage, keep the topper in a protective bag or box to maintain its shape and avoid tangling.
Common Questions About Hair Toppers
What do hair toppers do?
A hair topper is a hair piece (or top of the head hair extension) that adds coverage, volume, and/or length to particular portions of your head by clipping into your bio hair. It's meant to conceal thinning hair or hair loss around the scalp and blends in with your existing bio hair.
What is the difference between a wig and a hair topper?
A hair topper primarily covers the crown of your head. In contrast, half wigs can cover any scalp area, proving beneficial for those with hair loss in specific regions. Your choice between the two largely depends on your hair loss type and personal preferences.
Why Are Hair Toppers So Expensive?