Hair loss, whether gradual, temporary, or medical, can be an emotional experience. But finding a solution doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In fact, many women find that exploring hair options is a chance to reconnect with their sense of style, comfort, and confidence. If you’re researching wigs in Toronto or looking into hair toppers for women, you’ve likely come across both terms and wondered: what’s the difference? And more importantly,...

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?...

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...