FAQ
Basic & Styling ▼
Types & Structure ▼
Attachment & Salon Visits ▼
Care & Maintenance ▼
Medical & Practical Use ▼
Purchase & Orders ▼
Basic & Styling
Q
Can I change the hairstyle of my toupee?
A
If your toupee has a fixed parting or short cut, major restyling may be
difficult. For full flexibility, choose a “style-free” ultra-thin base design.
Q
Can I wear it without shaving my head?
A
Absolutely. Whether or not to shave is entirely up to you. We’ll select
the most comfortable base and method for your lifestyle.
Q
Can a toupee blend with my natural hairline?
A
Yes, if your hairline remains strong. We’ll assess your scalp and
recommend the best option.
Q
Does a cheaper custom-made toupee mean lower quality?
A
Price doesn’t always equal quality. Many makers use similar materials;
prices vary widely by retailer.
Q
Can gray hair be blended in?
A
Yes, gray blending and placement are fully customizable.
Q
Can I add gray only in certain areas?
A
Yes—gray can be placed selectively, such as more at the temples.
Fully customizable on request.
Q
Can I adjust hair density in specific areas?
A
Yes—each section can be tailored for balance and coverage. Fully
customizable design available.
Q
Can density be reduced later?
A
Yes—a professional can thin it subtly for natural balance.
Q
Can you make a toupee suitable for seniors?
A
Yes. We tailor density and gray ratio for age-appropriate balance.
Types & Structure
Q
What’s the difference between full and partial sizes?
A
Full heads cover about 30×30 cm; smaller ones are partial.
Q
Do toupees have a crown (whorl)?
A
Most do, but it can be omitted for easier styling if desired.
Attachment & Salon Visits
Q
What attachment types are available?
A
Main methods include tape, adhesive, clips, and braid/sew—we’ll
match what suits your lifestyle.
Q
What is braid/sew attachment?
A
Your hair is braided as a base and the toupee is stitched to it—very
secure, but not for self-removal.
Q
Does braid/sew attachment damage my own hair?
A
Repeated use of the same anchor points may strain hair; rotating
attachment points prevents damage.
Q
How often should I visit the salon for braid/sew?
A
Every 4–6 weeks, depending on hair growth and scalp condition.
Q
Can you remove another company’s braid/sew system?
A
Yes—we can safely remove and reattach or recommend better
alternatives.
Care & Maintenance
Q
How can I make a toupee look natural?
A
Naturalness depends on precise specs and skilled consultation.
Q
How can I make my toupee last longer?
A
Gentle washing, UV protection, proper removal, and avoiding excess
heat help extend longevity.
Q
How long does a toupee last?
A
On average 2 year; with good care, up to 2–3 years.
Q
Can I shampoo without removing it during travel?
A
Yes—with waterproof adhesives or braid attachment. Pat dry and finish
with low air flow.
Q
Can I use hairspray or styling products?
A
Yes—use light wax or cream types, which are easier to wash out than
hard sprays.
Q
Why does white powder appear after hard spray?
A
It’s the dried resin from the spray. Hold it 30 cm away for even
distribution.
Q
Do I need special shampoo?
A
A mild, everyday shampoo is fine; special products are optional.
Q
How do I remove a firmly bonded toupee?
A
Use the correct adhesive remover and cleanse gently—never force
removal.
Q
Can synthetic hair be dyed?
A
No—synthetic fibers can’t be dyed. Choose human hair if you may
recolor later.
Medical & Practical Use
Q
Will the base be visible at the dentist?
A
Ultra-thin transparent bases are virtually invisible even under strong
light.
Q
Can you make an odor-resistant toupee?
A
Yes—breathable antibacterial bases prevent odor buildup.
Q
What about CT scans?
A
CT uses X-rays, not magnetism—usually fine unless metal blocks the
scan area.
Purchase & Orders
Q
Do I need two units?
A
One unit is fine. Some clients add a second later once they’re satisfied.
Q
How long does a custom order take?
A
Standard delivery is around 30–60 days.
Q
Which is cheaper: subscription or purchase?
A
Purchasing is significantly more economical long-term than
subscription plans.
Q
How should I choose a maker?
A
Choose based on realism, transparent pricing, facilities, and
responsiveness. Avoid vague answers.
Q
How many visits are needed from consultation to delivery?
A
Usually two visits: (1) consultation and measurement, (2) delivery and
cut. Consultation only is fine.