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Choosing the Right Wig or Topper

  • If your hair loss is partial or limited to the crown, a topper is ideal. For full or advanced hair loss, choose a full wig for complete coverage.

  • A glueless lace front wig or a small silk-top topper is easiest for beginners — natural-looking and easy to install.

  • Warm undertones suit golden, chestnut, or honey shades; cool undertones match ash blonde, brown, or jet black tones. You can also request a color chart before ordering.

  • Shoulder-length (14–16 inches) wigs balance natural movement and easy maintenance — perfect for everyday looks.

  • Use a soft tape to measure:

    Circumference: Around your head, hairline to nape.

    Front to Nape: From forehead to neck base.

    Ear to Ear: Over the crown.
    Compare with our size chart (Small, Medium, Large).

  • Yes. GoldenCrownWigs offers 130%, 150%, 180%, and 200% densities depending on volume preference and style.

  • Hand-tied or silk-top caps offer maximum softness and breathability. Lace fronts provide the most natural hairline.

  • Remy: Cuticle aligned, lightly processed.

    Virgin: 100% unprocessed human hair, longest lifespan.

  • Silk-top, hand-tied wigs are gentle and breathable — recommended for alopecia and post-chemotherapy users.

  • Yes, we offer high-quality kosher sheitels made with 100% European or Mongolian hair, crafted to meet modesty standards.

Wig Preparation & Wearing Tips

  • Yes, a wig cap helps flatten natural hair, prevents friction, and improves grip and comfort.

  • Use adjustable straps, clips, or a silicone wig grip band for glueless security.

  • Yes. Trim the excess lace carefully along your natural hairline, leaving about 1/8 inch for blending.

  • Try plucking the hairline slightly, applying foundation to the lace, and styling with baby hairs.

  • Silk-top and hand-tied wigs allow free parting — you can part it left, middle, or right like your natural hair.

  • Yes, but choose a glueless or breathable wig. Avoid heavy sweating as it shortens lifespan.

  • Not recommended — it can tangle and stress the lace. Always remove and store it safely at night.

  • Use wig grips, double-sided wig tape, or elastic bands for extra hold.

  • Use the adjustable straps inside the cap. For extra security, add small clips or combs.

  • Full wigs offer better hold in wind, but toppers can be reinforced with extra clips.

Wig Care & Maintenance

  • Every 7–10 wears, depending on product buildup or environment.

  • Use sulfate-free, mild shampoos formulated for human hair wigs.

  • Yes, but avoid applying near the roots or lace — focus on mid-length to ends.

  • Yes, on a low-heat setting. Air-drying is best for longevity.

  • Brush gently from ends to roots using a wide-tooth comb. Store the wig properly when not in use.

  • Use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb with a detangling spray. Never brush when dry.

  • Yes, but limit temperature to under 180°C (350°F) for human hair wigs. Use heat protectant spray.

  • Place it on a wig stand or mannequin head to keep shape and prevent tangling.

  • Deep-condition regularly and apply a small amount of argan or coconut oil to ends.

  • Not recommended — chlorine and saltwater can damage the hair cuticle and knots.

  • With proper care, 2–4 years depending on use frequency and hair quality.

  • Use a paddle brush or a wide-tooth comb designed for wigs — never use fine-tooth brushes.

  • Yes, but professional coloring is recommended. Avoid repeated bleaching as it weakens the hair.

  • Use rollers or heatless curling methods. Avoid daily heating.

  • Handle gently, avoid over-brushing, and don’t wash excessively. Seal knots with wig-safe adhesive if needed.

Styling & Personalization

  • Absolutely — trimming enhances shape and realism. Always use professional hairdressing scissors.

  • Have a stylist familiar with wigs customize the cut according to your face shape.

  • Yes, on silk-top or hand-tied wigs. Slightly wet the top and restyle with a blow dryer.

  • Yes, small toppers blend beautifully with your natural hair for ponytails and buns.

  • Tease the roots slightly, choose higher density, or use volumizing spray.

  • Yes! Braiding helps protect hair from tangling and adds style variety.

  • Ask for a professionally blended balayage or foil highlight — not DIY bleaching.

  • Of course. It won’t damage the hair if it’s not too tight.

  • No. Always use wig-specific, sulfate-free formulas.

  • Use a lightweight leave-in serum. Avoid silicone-heavy sprays.

Advanced Knowledge & Troubleshooting

  • Loss of natural scalp oils — restore with deep hydration masks.

  • Lighting and screen settings can cause slight color variation. Always check our color chart and video demos.

  • Minor lace damage can be repaired using wig repair kits or professional service.

  • Real human hair feels soft, consistent, and moves naturally. Synthetic hair often feels stiff and shiny.

  • Yes — blend front strands or side hair for ultra-natural results, especially with partial toppers.