hairykrishna and Bangless,

Show me pics of men with topper wigs that you think you can spot, and you'll see that one (or more) of the following 7 points were not taken into consideration by the wearer:

1. Color match between wig and real hair.

2. Curl/Wave match between wig and real hair.

3. Density match between wig and real hair.

4. Invisible base (attached firmly all around !).

5. Bleached knots all around.

6. Usage of some hair product.

7. The wig's front hair pattern, needs to naturally match the pattern of the wearer's temple hair (if the temple hair is not NW1-grade, this means the wearer will need to add temple flaps, and/or some hairline recession, and/or starting the hairline way above. There are not plain instuctions of when to use what because anyone's situation is different, and sometime the only way is to use a combination of the 3. This is in my opinion where most wearers fall badly).


(btw, what I like so much about the idea of the full cap, is that you can remove 4 out of these 7 points !!!, you are only left to worry about #4,5,6).