A hair topper for a thinning crown should cover the full sparse area, reach stronger surrounding hair, and match the crown’s direction. This Toronto guide explains coverage, base size, attachment, density, and fitting.
Let’s be real: the first time you walk into a wig salon, you might be a little nervous. What if they don’t get what you’re looking for? What if it’s obvious you’re wearing a wig? What if it feels awkward or overwhelming? Now take that nervous energy, and toss it out the (fabulous, salon-style) window. Because buying your first wig or hair topper doesn’t have to be stressful. In fact?...
What are Hair Toppers and How Can They Help With Thinning Spots? Are you noticing a few thinning spots on your scalp that you’d rather keep under wraps? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Thinning hair is super common, but that doesn’t make it any less frustrating. The good news? The Hair topper, or Postiche as we call them at Continental Hair, are here to save the day! These nifty little...
Valentine’s Day offers a wonderful opportunity to celebrate love and showcase your unique style, whether you’re gearing up for a romantic night out, a laid-back outing, or indulging in some well-deserved self-care. For those who wear wigs or human hair toppers, it’s the perfect time to craft a beautiful hairstyle that enhances your overall appearance. Here’s a guide on selecting, styling, and maintaining your wig to achieve that flawless Valentine’s...
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...
