Finding Good Hair Pieces


Department stores, medical/cosmetic outlets, and specialty companies can all provide excellent service, but there are a few things to be wary of when purchasing a hair system. You should expect to buy at least two hairpieces, one to wear and one spare, which is usually undergoing maintenance. It is a time-consuming job ensuring your hair systems maintain their natural look.

When buying your hair systems, make sure the company you are investigating does not insist on a ‘maintenance contract’. This gimmick means that you can only bring your hair system to that company alone for maintenance and styling. They do this by keeping one of your hair systems with them at all times. If they try to sell you a contract in which you are unable to take both hair pieces away with you then re-consider buying from them. Also, do not be bullied into buying a hairpiece or wig which does not suit your style or one which makes you feel uncomfortable. You may need some time to get used to the new look so ensure that you are offered a wide range of hairstyles you can try on in privacy until you find the one that’s right for you. This is an incredibly individual process depending on style and price of the hair system, as well as your own personality and expectations. Getting it custom made or buying it premade, choosing real or synthetic hair, and how much you want to spend on it, can all influence your final decision on where to buy your hair system.


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