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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.

Fibre wigs which are worn on a daily basis, will last between four to six months. The longevity of the longer styles may be less, due to the fibres at the tips becoming rubbed against your clothes.

You are not required to remove your wig through airport security. We recommend though that you check to see if there is any metal within your cap construction. Metal may trigger sensors throughout the security. If you use metal clips of bobby pins to secure your wig it may be advisable to remove them whilst you travel.

Airport staff are accustomed to dealing with a wide range of personal accessories and clothing items during screenings. Just be prepared to cooperate with any additional inspection procedures if necessary, and you should have no problems travelling with your wig.

No, wearing a wig will not stop your natural hair from growing. Hair growth occurs beneath the scalp at the follicle level, which isn't halted by wearing a wig or wig cap.

However, poor wig care or an ill-fitting cap can lead to hair breakage. To keep your natural hair healthy while wearing wigs:

• Maintain scalp hygiene: Wash and thoroughly dry your natural hair before putting on a wig cap to prevent moisture and bacteria buildup. 
• Ensure proper fit: Avoid overly tight caps that cause tension, rubbing, or traction along your hairline.
• Give your scalp breaks: Take off your wig at night so your hair and scalp can breathe.
• Keep hair moisturized: Hydrate your natural hair with light oils or leave-in conditioners underneath your cap.

Yes, you can easily change the parting if your wig features a monofilament or hand-tied cap construction, as these types offer greater flexibility as they are constructed with individual hairs hand-tied to the cap material, allowing for natural movement and versatility.

However, if your wig is synthetic, it is very unlikely that you can alter the parting effectively due to the limitations of synthetic fibres and construction methods. They are typically constructed with pre-set partings and styles, as the fibres are manufactured to maintain their shape and style. Attempting to change the parting on a synthetic wig can be challenging and may not yield satisfactory results.