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What’s the difference between hair extensions, toppers, scalp fill-ins and wigs?Updated 25 days ago

Great question! Hair extensions add length and volume through the mid-lengths and ends of your hair. If you’re looking for more coverage at the top of your head, or you’re experiencing thinning, our hair loss solutions are designed just for that. Here’s how they compare:

Scalp Hair Fill-Ins
Each pack comes with 4 small two-clip wefts that sit flat against your scalp, adding density along your part line, crown or fringe area. They’re perfect for the early stages of thinning and work best on hair with light to medium density. Available in 12 inches (30g) and 18 inches (45g). Tip: choose a shade that matches your roots rather than your ends!

Lite Hair Topper
Our most lightweight topper, with a breathable 3" x 5" base and weighing just 40g. It’s made for subtle volume, mild thinning and natural crown coverage, so it’s ideal if you’re wearing a topper for the first time or want a comfortable, barely-there feel.

Invisible Wire Topper
For a little more coverage, this topper has a larger 5.5" x 6" base, weighs 65g and comes in 14 to 16 inches. It’s held in place with an adjustable, discreet wire that sits gently around the back of your head, plus clips for extra hold. It’s great for thinning at the crown, sparse areas and postpartum shedding.

Human Hair Wigs
If you’d like full head coverage, our handmade mono top wigs are the way to go. They have an invisible hairline and natural movement, and come in 13 and 18 inch lengths.

In short:

  • Scalp Hair Fill-Ins: early thinning along the part or crown
  • Lite Hair Topper: mild thinning and subtle volume
  • Invisible Wire Topper: more coverage through the crown and part
  • Human Hair Wigs: full head coverage

All of our hair loss solutions are made from 100% Remy human hair, so they can be styled just like your own hair. Not sure which one is right for you? Send us a photo of your hair at [email protected] and our team will help you choose! 💗

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