No. One ponytail cannot make a wig (it usually takes 6-12). Also any custom made wig will
take 3 to 4 months to make.

It is very rare that you need a wig if you have thinning hair. A postiche or topper usually is all you need. A wig is too much hair, not as secure, and not a stylable. Before buying a full wig, make sure to try partial hair systems like a topper that blends with your hair. It’s likely that you’ll need to have a custom postiche made, but trust us – it’s worth it!

Processed hair has started out black or very dark brown and has been bleached, stripped of the cuticle and coloured to make it look like European hair. Virgin hair is the natural colour.

No, as long as there are no clips or combs pulling on your hair there will be no damage. Its just like wearing gloves does not hurt your fingernails.

No, we are not able to do that.

It depends on how they are made and how they are maintained. Human hair wigs usually last 2 to 3 years. Synthetics about 8 to 12 months.

Continental Hair has a wide variety of wigs in stock. These can usually be customized and styled for you within a week or so.

Yes, we are a full service salon but we only work on a woman’s natural growing hair is she is a client of our and has purchased a wig or postiche or other hair system.

Yes, our Wigs For Kids Program accepts hair donations that are made into free wigs for children with medical hair loss. The hair must be in ponytails or braids, 12 inches (30 cm) or longer, secured with elastics at both ends. The hair should be clean and dry, and never have been bleached or permed. Yes we accept fray hair. You can mail it to one of our salons or drop it off. There is a donor certificate on our website that you can download.

No. If it is properly fitted it will not fly off during regular wear. Depending on the attachment method and type of hair you should ask about swimming etc.

About 2 or 3 percent of our clients complain that a cap itches. This is usually in synthetic full-cap wigs. We solve this problem quite easily by sewing in a satin lining. This takes care of the problem immediately.

Not at all. No matter what design you choose we will make sure that you are trained in how to make sure it always looks great. We also have maintenance programs if you want us to handle that stuff.

Some can be, but the ones that we design have this specifically in mind. They are lightweight and being hand made are very breathable.

It’s basic economics I’m afraid. The fact that the popularity of human hair enhancements has gone up rapidly in the last 10 years while the availability has gone down. I remember when I could get could buy raw hair from Europe at 1/10th the price and it’s going up rapidly.
There is still some nice processed hair out there and it can be a great value, especially if the colour blending is done nicely.

Number one by looking at it. Does it look coloured? Have the roots been darkened? Does the hair have an ‘unnatural’ overtone?
Also, are the ends slightly lighter than the roots? This doesn’t appear often in the really dark shades but it does in the lighter browns and blondes.