Valentine’s Day is a chance to celebrate love and express yourself, whether planning a romantic evening, a casual outing, or treating yourself to some well-deserved pampering. For those who wear wigs or human hair toppers, this is the perfect occasion to create a stunning hairstyle that complements your look. Here’s how to choose, style, and care for your wig to achieve the ideal Valentine’s Day look. How Hair Impacts Confidence...

When it comes to wigs, the choice between synthetic and human hair can feel overwhelming. Human hair wigs are generally the higher-end option and command a premium price, but there are more differences to consider. Synthetic Hair Wigs Material: Synthetic wigs are crafted from man-made fibres like acrylic, nylon, or polyester. These fibres are designed to mimic the look and feel of natural hair, but they can vary in quality....

So we threw a party last week called “Prosecco Night”. This originated many years ago as “Client Appreciation Night’, but Prosecco Night has a better ring to it. The reason is still the same: Continental Hair is grateful for all the friends and clients that have supported us over the years. It was especially brought home during the lockdowns. Clients were still sending me orders from as far away as...

Shopping for a wig can be challenging. The fact that you are new to the product and the process can be daunting. Add to the fact that maybe you do not actually want to get a wig but circumstances are such that you need one makes it even more stressful. I hope that these tips can help you find the perfect wig for you. The first thing I tell a...

Back in the 1960’s wearing hair was a fashion statement. A woman was not considered “with it” unless she was wearing a ‘fall’ or a ‘wig’. It was a time when women wore gloves when they went to a hockey game (and a man wore a suit). It was round about then that my mother, Emma Suba, created what my father named The Postiche. This was a small hairpiece that gave a...

Most women have no idea that the postiche even exists. The few who do know call it by its modern name, the "topper". But its been around since my mother invented it in the '60's (my father named it, sorry).