Brian wig by HAIRFORMANce Ellen Wille

Yes, wigs can be very comforatble if you have alopecia.

Many wigs are designed to be comfortable when worn directly against the scalp. If you have alopecia totalis or alopecia universalis, look for soft cap materials, covered seams and lightweight construction. Hand-tied and monofilament wigs can be particularly comfortable, although everyone's scalp sensitivity is different.

There isn't one type of wig that is best for everyone with alopecia. For daily wear or complete hair loss, a soft, lightweight cap can be particularly important. Monofilament tops can create the appearance of hair growing naturally from the scalp, while lace fronts can provide a very natural-looking hairline. Synthetic wigs are easy to care for, while human hair wigs offer greater styling flexibility.

Ellen Wille produces several collections, each offering a different combination of style, fibre, cap construction and price. Hairpower includes a wide choice of contemporary everyday styles, while Hair Society focuses on premium construction, comfort and luxury. Perucci has a younger, fashion-led feel with modern cuts and colours. Ellen Wille also produces collections such as Pure Power, which includes premium human hair wigs. The best collection for you will depend on your preferred style, budget, fibre and cap construction.

The best wigs for alopecia are usually comfortable, secure and natural-looking. Many people with alopecia prefer lightweight wigs with monofilament, lace front or hand-tied cap constructions, particularly when there is little or no natural hair underneath. The best choice will depend on the type and extent of your hair loss, your scalp sensitivity, budget and how often you plan to wear your wig.

Our Simply Wigs shop is based in a fabulous village called Slaithwaite, which is just on the outskirts of Huddersfield.

Slaithwaite is a vibrant village in the Pennine foothills, known as 'Slawit' by us locals. Slaithwaite was named as best place to live in the North and North East by the Sunday Times, and we are incredibly proud to have our shop here. There are lots of lovely shops to visit in the village, aswell as some delicious eateries too!