I’ll start out with the good points. This top piece has a beautiful natural-looking scalp and nice color. But, why won’t the manufacturer listen to their customers? We keep saying that this top piece is too thick in front and it’s way too sparse and thin in back. There isn’t enough hair in back to make one bit of difference for a woman with hair loss. And the sad thing is, it would be so easily remedied with this one little switch-up. Please listen to us. Just put less hair in front and more hair in back.

This top piece has too much hair in the front and not enough hair in the back. It hangs in long separated strings in the back of the top piece. “Separating” is a major issue with it. And by that I mean that large bunches of hair stick together in the back, showing everyone that it’s obviously fake hair. I have to keep brushing it to make the hair blend together, I’m always so self-conscious because it reveals my thinning hair underneath the top piece. Real hair doesn’t separate in big bunches like that. To the manufacturers: putting more hair in the back of the top piece would remedy this embarrassing situation. Very cheaply made.

I have bought Amore wigs & been impressed with the hair fiber - silky & smooth. Everything about this topper is inferior- cheaper clips, cheaper mono top - not double mono - but the poor hair fiber is the worst thing about it - it's limp, rough,& it clumps. As far as coverage, good on top, front & sides, but not so good in the back. The price is decent, but it really doesn't deserve to be in the Amore line.