We recommend making a wig consultation appointment once you have booked your first chemotherapy treatment. Hair loss often occurs soon after treatment begins. Our wigs take at least two weeks to arrive. Please order early if you want to wear your wig at the first sign of hair loss.

We understand that your wig consultation may come at a difficult or emotional time. Please feel welcome to bring a friend or loved one to your consultation.

A wig is a long-term investment that is worth getting right. Most people will wear the same wig for between 12 months and two years until their hair grows back or the wig needs replacing.

Even though a wig may be cheaper online, there is no guarantee that it will look realistic or fit as you had imagined. When you purchase a wig through a salon, you are paying for quality materials and expertise.

Wigs cover a person's entire scalp. Since they provide complete coverage, we recommend wigs for people experiencing total or almost-total hair loss.

Hairpieces (sometimes called toupees) cover a bald patch or spot. They are most popular with people experiencing partial hair loss. This may be caused by conditions such as trichotillomania, alopecia aerata or even heavy hair extension use. If needed, you can use multiple hairpieces to cover several bald spots or patches.

WHAT DO I WEAR UNDER MY WIG?

You can either wear your wig directly on your scalp or place it on top of a special wig undercap. For those with total hair loss, an undercap will prevent the wig from slipping and also prevent skin irritation. You may choose to stop wearing the undercap when your hair starts to grow back.

HOW CAN I MAKE MY WIG LAST LONGER?

Avoid wearing synthetic wigs while exposed to heat sources to make your wig last. This includes opening the oven, dishwasher or barbecue while wearing your wig and using blow dryers or hair straighteners. These can cause permanent wig damage.

We recommend washing your wig in cold water every 30 wears and storing it on a wig stand away from direct sunlight, heat and dust.