Do Not Let Alopecia Hamper Your Beauty

• Classic capless/standard wigs: This wig requires low maintenance and is constructed with strips of hair sewn together mechanically. These capless wigs have an open weft, covering 20%-90% of the base, depending upon the level of hair loss. It is more comfortable when the wefts of the wig are more openly spread. They are ready to wear and easy on the pocket as well, but it is difficult to style these wigs.
• Monofilament wigs: The base of monofilament wigs are also constructed with wefts on the back and the sides with ultra-fine mesh fabric. It blends with the skin tone of the wearer and even provides room to part in whichever direction one wants the hair to fall.
• Lace front wigs: As the name suggests, lace front wigs have an additional lace border on the front, while other features of it are similar to the monofilament wigs. The wig to skin transition in this wig type is very natural and smooth. However, it is quite expensive.
• 100% Hand-tied wigs: These wigs are extremely lightweight and comfortable, as each and every strand of hair is tied to the monofilament base manually. The softness of the base adds to the comfort level.
• Silicone/vacuum wigs: These wigs can be custom fitted to the wearer’s head-size as they are made of 100% silicone. They are made using vacuum prosthesis and are best for those with complete hair loss. The silicon to skin grip is solid and gives a very stylish look to the wearer.

Conclusion: 
All the above mentioned are custom wigs for Alopecia patients and can be used by first-timers as per their requirement and specifications. Considering one’s budget and convenience of use, one can opt from any of them.