Top Wave 12" + 18" Hair Topper By Jon Renau

Top pieces also called toppers is a perfect way to add volume to the top of your head, where some of us need it most. A top piece is not a full wig so for full coverage. A wig may just be your answer to ensure to get the right top piece, for you make sure you measure the area where you're experiencing thinning or hair loss. Before choosing, I will be covering tips on measuring in just a bit top weight by John Reno's made for mid stage and progressive hair loss. Let'S take a look at the inside it measures 6.5 inches by six point, seven five inches and is a double monofilament top which allows versatility and where you part and looks so natural, you can bring it to the front hairline or integrate your own front hairline. In the five easy pressure Clips, give you a secure fit. Let'S turn it over to get a good look at the coverage that you'll get this ready to wear synthetic wavy style gives a relaxed wave that is practically weather proof. The hair measures six point: seven five inches at the front and then graduates to twelve inches length all around. If you integrate your own hair. Well, no one will ever know you have anything but awesome beach, wave hair. This may require trimming or layering your top piece to suit your needs, keep in mind. The base of this piece does not cover your entire head. Top wave is a medium coverage piece on the front and top of the head only but will add loads of volume. The entire section below will be your own hair, be sure to take note of the coverage you are seeing on this mannequin color blending is important for all top pieces as you'll have to integrate your own bio hair color. I have to admit: color can be challenging, but once you find your perfect match, the rest is a breeze. This is color 1b soft black. I put this one on right out of the box with minimal styling. Now, as you can see, this one clearly isn't my color or my texture, but it does give you a good idea of the coverage that you'll get with top way of twelve inch. Top wave is bold and beautiful, add volume and coverage to give your style. The attitude it deserves for tips on how to apply a hair topper see our short video coming up to get the most out of your topper. Measuring for the right piece is key, simply measure the area where you're experiencing thinning or hair loss and add an extra half inch to an inch to the measurement. As you want. Your clips to securely attach to the healthy and sturdy hair, beginning stage, hair loss or light hair loss is usually a thinning in the area of the part or crown mid stage. Mid progressive or medium hair loss will show thinning in a wider area at the top and could include the front hairline section as well. You will begin to see the part widening considerably advanced hair loss is when you see larger patches of hair missing in a much wider area. You may also see hair loss start to travel down towards the sides of the head instead of just the center part and crown area everyone's head size is different, so be sure to measure to get the coverage that you need, don't forget to add an extra measurement That way, your clips will land in a secure spot then only consider those stoppers that meet your requirements. This will ensure that you have a successful experience with toppers thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe to our Channel. Oh