Many women are unaware that there are solutions beyond wigs, such as hair toppers for hair loss coverage. We are beginning to see that more and more women suffering from hair loss are using toppers that blend naturally to provide coverage in the top areas of the head. You can get just the right amount of coverage you need based of the specific measurements of your area of hair loss. Our hair toppers and top pieces range from minimal coverage to full coverage and everywhere in between. HAIR TOPPERS QUIZ SHOP ALL TOPPERS FIND YOUR COVERAGE Hair Loss by the Numbers Although anyone can experience hair loss, women make up 40% of American hair loss sufferers -- 1 in 4 women in the U.S. (source: American Hair Loss Association). It may not be uncommon, but it can be upsetting. Unless you've experienced hair loss first-hand, it can be difficult to grasp the emotional toll it can take. For many of us, hair can be a surprisingly important part of our identity and for women, our sense of femininity. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, the average person loses anywhere from 50 to 100 strands of hair each day - sometimes even 250 strands on hair washing days. But, hair loss becomes noticeable when the rate of shedding exceeds the rate of regrowth or when regrowth is thinner than previous. What Alternative Hair Option Is Right For Me? Each person’s hair loss journey is unique and requires different alternative hair solutions. Depending on the desired level of coverage, toppers are a great option for those that still want to show their biological hair but would like to add some volume. At Wigs.com, we categorize our hair toppers into 3 categories based on the amount of coverage and volume to your look that they will provide. SHOP YOUR COVERAGE We understand both the causes and effects of hair loss, and we're here to help you find a solution to regain your confidence. Feel free to browse our library of informative articles related to hair loss: Do's & Don'ts of Wearing Wigs for Hair Loss READ MORE 7 Ways Hair Loss Affects Self-Esteem READ MORE 5 Alopecia Friendly Wigs READ MORE Hair Loss Journeys Karen's Story: "I found my hair loss depressing, and the worse it got, the worse I felt. I wish that I could say that it didn't bother me, or that it's just hair, but I was very sad to lose my hair. Every day styling my hair was frustrating, and I never felt like it looked nice. There were more than a few mornings that involved tears... I finally hit a point where I realized that if I wanted my hair to look better, or even different, I was going to need some help. I didn't want to spend an hour trying to camouflage the thin spots, or wear a hat or scarf all the time. I decided to visit a local wig store, and they walked me through the options. It was good to be able to see how different wigs are now, as opposed to 20+ years ago. I also didn't know about all of the options to buy online, which has now proved to be hugely convenient.” Colleen's Story: "For the first couple months when my hair started thinning and falling out by the hands full, I was able to strategically pin it back and hide the bald patches, but within 2 1/2 months after discovering the initial bald spot the size of a nickel, I couldn’t cover it anymore. This friend referred me to another salon a couple hours away, which specializes in fitting people for wigs. ...This is where I was first introduced to my first Raquel Welch wig. It was such good quality and made me feel so much better to finally have some good hair! I have since purchased several more through Wigs.com.” Tina's Story: "I think the pinnacle moment for me was obviously the "phone call", but when it got "real" for me was when I met with the surgeon and was told about the type of cancer, how aggressive it was, and treatments ahead of me. I was most fearful of the chemotherapy and although it may sound silly, losing my hair... The first time I found a style that looked like the ‘old me’, I cried. I was almost as emotional as when I had to shave my head. From that point on I never went a day without wearing a wig, and it's actually been a lot of fun. I get more comments on my hair now than I did before my cancer, and that has actually helped me to know which styles are right for me.”
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