A scalp topper is a hair-enhancement piece designed to add
coverage and natural-looking volume to areas of visible
thinning, most commonly around the crown or parting.
Unlike a full wig, a topper does not cover your entire head.
It works with the natural hair you still have around the
sides and back, allowing the added hair to blend into your
existing hairstyle.
A scalp topper can be a practical option if your main concern
is a thinning crown, widening parting or reduced volume in a
specific area. The right topper depends on the area needing
coverage, your existing hair density, desired volume and the
base size that provides a comfortable, natural-looking blend.
If you're experiencing more extensive hair loss across the
scalp, a full wig may provide more suitable
coverage. If you're unsure which option is appropriate,
a professional consultation can help you compare coverage,
base construction, fit and styling requirements before choosing.
Read our full guide:
Scalp Toppers vs. Wigs for Women
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Don't choose a topper based only on length or colour.
Base size, coverage area, hair density, attachment method
and how well it blends with your existing hair can all
affect the final result.