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No. A wig will not effect the growth or regrowth of your bio hair. If you are using tape, or glue to adhere your wig just be careful when removing it, as it could pull out some of your own bio hair.

A bob wig is a timeless wig style that usually sits between the jawline and shoulders. Bob wigs are popular because they offer a polished, flattering look that is easy to wear every day. From sleek straight bobs to softly layered styles, a bob-style wig can be a lovely choice if you want a classic shape that feels neat, feminine and easy to manage.

Heat-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.

Buying a wig for the first time can be an exciting experience, but it's important to consider a few key factors to ensure you make the right choice.

Buying a wig for the first time can feel overwhelming, but you do not need to understand everything straight away. Start by thinking about the style, length and colour that will help you feel most comfortable and confident. You should also consider whether you would prefer an easy-care synthetic wig, a heat-friendly style or a human hair wig.

Getting the correct cap size is important, so measure your head before ordering and check the individual wig’s sizing information. Look at the cap construction too, as features such as a lace front, monofilament top or hand-tied cap can affect the wig’s appearance, comfort and price.

When choosing your first wig, read customer reviews, watch video demonstrations and ask for advice if you are unsure. A specialist wig retailer can help you compare colours, fibres, cap designs and styles without putting you under pressure to buy.

You will need a cloth tape measure. If you have any hair, push back the hair so there's no added length or volume. Start at the centre of your forehead where your natural hairline is, and you are going to measure the circumference. Drop behind the ears, to the nape, and then back up around the opposite side of your head meeting back at your starting point.

And don't worry if your head circumference measures in between the average sizes as there are adjustable straps at the back of each wig to ensure a perfect fit.