Medium Top Mono Hair Enhancer Amore Rene of Paris

Yes, some people may be able to get help towards the cost of a wig, especially if they are experiencing hair loss because of a medical condition or treatment. 

In the UK, you may be able to ask your GP, consultant, dermatology team or hospital team whether you are eligible for an NHS wig or support with wig costs. NHS wig support can depend on your circumstances, where you live, and whether you qualify for help with health costs. Some people may also be eligible for VAT relief on wigs if they are buying because of a qualifying disability or long-term medical condition.

At Simply Wigs, we also offer different ways to save, including newsletter offers, Fab Friday deals, and community discounts such as sharing a selfie or telling your wig-wearing story.

If you are unsure what support may apply to you, please contact our friendly customer service team. We will always do our best to guide you towards the most suitable options.

No, people will not be able to tell you are wearing a wig.

A well-fitting, natural-looking wig can be very discreet. Choosing the right cap size, colour, style and fibre can make a big difference to how realistic your wig looks. Features such as lace fronts, monofilament tops and rooted colours can also help create a softer, more natural appearance.

The most realistic wigs tend to have a combination of: 

• A good cap fit
• A flattering colour
• A style that suits your face shape
• Natural-looking movement
• A realistic parting or hairline
• Comfortable, secure cap construction

When these details work together, the wig becomes much more discreet and easier to wear with confidence.

We recommend that you wash your wig/enhancer every seven to 10 wears. So if you are wearing it every day, aim to wash it once a week. However, if you lead a more active lifestyle or live in a humid climate, you may need to wash it more frequently.

The type of hair your wig or enhancer is made from also influences how often you should wash it. Synthetic hair typically requires less frequent washing than human hair, as it doesn't absorb oils or odours as readily.

A wig provides complete coverage, whilst hair enhancers are designed to cover specific areas of the head, to cover smaller areas of hairloss. Deciding which product to use, is dependant upon what kind of coverage you require, as well as your own personal confidence between the two. Both wigs and hairpieces possess benefits and drawbacks. Wigs are easier to put on, whereas hair enhancers can be slightly more intricate to position and colour matching is a must for the enhancer to blend with your own hair. Take your time, do your research and have a chat with our team for advise. With our expert support, we are confident that you will come to the right decision and choose the perfect product which will work for you.

Ultimately, the decision between a hair enhancer and a wig depends on your individual needs, lifestyle, and personal preferences. It is dependent upon how severe your hair loss is.

If it is partial hair loss then an enhancer will be suitable. If your hair loss is advanced and an enhancer will not provide enough coverage, then a wig will be a more appropriate solution.