Fierce & Free wig Gabor Essentials Series
£175.00
£145.83 ex vat,
We keep an eye on our prices, so you don’t have to. We'll price match any product we sell against any other retailer – we’ll even match discount codes and sale items. Just send us your price match and we should, in most cases match it. Please check our Terms and Conditions
Fill in your details below and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible.
There is also a soft FINISHING strip at the edge of the wig, so that it will sit comfortably against your skin.
Want to learn more about the different cap types?
Read our wig cap guideHeat-friendly or heat-resistant wigs are a special type of synthetic wig with fibres that can safely be exposed to higher temperatures without melting or deforming. Heat-friendly styles can be truly fabulous; you can personalise them by adding waves or wearing them smooth and sleek, depending on what you fancy. Styling a heat-friendly synthetic wig can help your wig look and feel more natural, particularly for those who wear their wig every day, and you can change up your look without buying a whole new wig.
More articles from the Simply Wigs community:
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.
More articles from the Simply Wigs community:
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.
More articles from the Simply Wigs community:
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.
Neither is better - it really comes down to what works best for you and your lifestyle.
Synthetic wigs are a popular choice because they're easy to care for and they hold their style, even after washing. They're lightweight, ready to wear and ideal if you're looking for something that's quick and simple to manage.
Human hair wigs offer the most natural look and movement with the flexibility to style them just like your own hair. You can curl, straighten and restyle them to suit your mood but they do need a little more care to keep them looking their best. Just like natural hair, they can also react to damp or humid weather.
If you're unsure which is right for you, think about how often you'll be wearing your wig and how much time you'd like to spend styling and maintaining it. Our guide to synthetic wigs vs human hair wigs compares both options in more detail, helping you decide which one is the best fit for your needs.
More articles from the Simply Wigs community:
Specifications
| Wig Length: | Shoulder Length Wigs |
|---|---|
| Colour: | Black & Browns, Greys, Blondes, Red & Auburns |
| Hair Blend: | Heat Friendly Fibre |
| Internal Construction Type: | Wefted |
| Top & Crown Construction: | Wefted |
| Cap Size: | Average Size Wigs |
| Wig Brand: | Gabor Essentials Series |
| Wig Style: | Curly Wigs, Layered Wigs |
Description