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Kinky Straight V-Part Wig
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Hair loss
Hair loss, handled gently.
Traction alopecia, postpartum shedding, alopecia or treatment: losing hair is hard. Here is how to choose a wig that feels comfortable, looks like you and is kind to your scalp.
Comfort first
Glueless styles keep adhesive off a sensitive scalp. An adjustable band and soft combs hold without pulling.
No tension on your edges
Headband wigs sit behind your hairline, so there is nothing to glue, cut or tug where your hair is thinnest.
Light and breathable
A 150% density is cooler and lighter to wear all day. Many people find human hair less itchy than synthetic.
Looks like you
Match the wig to how your hair looked or how you like to wear it, from straight to 4C.
Gentle styles
Kind to your scalp.
Glueless and headband wigs, with no glue anywhere near your hairline.
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Looking after yourself
Small steps, real relief.
Give it a rest
Take your wig off to sleep, and give your scalp a few wig-free hours when you can. Wrap your own hair in silk or satin at night.
Talk to someone
We are not doctors. If you do not know why your hair is thinning, your GP or a dermatologist can help find the cause. The charity Alopecia UK also offers support and information.
Questions
Asked with care.
Want help choosing? Email bolt70business@gmail.com. Every message is read by a real person, in confidence.
Which wig is most comfortable on a sensitive scalp?
A glueless or headband wig: nothing is glued to your skin, and an adjustable band spreads the hold evenly. A lighter density, such as 150%, also feels cooler. Many people find human hair less itchy than synthetic fibre.
Can I wear a wig with traction alopecia?
Many people do, as long as nothing pulls on the hairline. Choose a glueless or headband style, skip glue and tight combs, and give your hairline regular breaks. For advice on your own hair, ask your GP or a dermatologist.
Can I get a wig on the NHS?
If your hair loss is caused by a medical condition or treatment, you may be able to get a wig through the NHS. Ask your GP or hospital team. Charges and exemptions depend on where you live in the UK.
Will a wig make my hair loss worse?
A well-fitted wig worn gently should not. Problems usually come from glue, tight bands or combs, and wearing a wig day and night. Take it off to sleep and keep your scalp clean and moisturised.
Find your crown
Not sure which wig is you?
Answer five quick questions about your hair, your look and your time, and we will match you to your crown.