Hair toppers.
Coverage, sized to you.
Made for thinning at the crown or part, sized to the area you'd like covered, and matched to your own hair in color, density, and texture.
What's included.
The base is what makes a topper convincing. A silk top gives the most believable illusion of scalp where your part falls. A lace top sits lighter and moves more freely. Bases come in small, medium, and large, sized to the area you'd like covered, and built to breathe so the piece stays comfortable through a full day.
From there it's a matter of matching. Density, length, and texture are chosen against the hair you already have, so the piece reads as continuous with it. Color matching and styling are included, and you leave wearing it.
A topper is meant to disappear into your own hair rather than sit on top of it. That's why the fitting takes the time it does: the base size, the direction of the part, and the density all have to agree with the hair around them before the piece is finished.
The investment.
Every topper is matched to the client, so the figure follows the piece: the base you choose, the density, the length. We confirm it together at your private consultation, before anything is ordered. Cherry financing is available if you'd prefer to spread the cost over time.
Because the base, density, and length all move the figure, we've found it's more useful to walk through pricing in person than to publish a menu that would be wrong for most heads. Call ahead if you'd like a general sense of the range before your fitting.
How it works.
- Private consultation: try on bases, textures, densities in person. $100, applied to your first purchase.
- Color matching and customization.
- Fit & styling appointment.
- Care & education on daily wear and maintenance.
- Periodic maintenance to keep the piece looking new.
Questions, answered.
How long does a hair topper last?
How long a topper looks its best depends on how it's worn and cared for day to day. Periodic maintenance appointments are part of ongoing ownership, and we set that cadence together once you're wearing your piece regularly.
What is the cost of a hair topper?
Every topper is priced to the piece: the base you choose, the density, and the length. We confirm the figure together at your consultation, and the $100 fee is applied in full to your first purchase. Cherry financing is available if you'd prefer to spread the cost over time, and you're welcome to call ahead with questions before you come in.
Will a topper damage my hair or scalp?
Bases are built to breathe, so a topper stays comfortable and doesn't trap heat against your scalp through a full day of wear. Attachment method and daily care are covered at your fitting, so wearing one becomes part of your routine.
How is the color matched?
Density, length, and texture are chosen against the hair you already have, and color matching is included so the piece reads as continuous with your own rather than separate from it.
Will a topper be noticeable?
A silk top gives the most believable illusion of scalp exactly where your part falls, and a lace top sits lighter and moves more freely. Which one suits you comes down to how you part and style your hair day to day, something we talk through at your fitting.
What happens at the consultation?
You'll try on bases, textures, and densities in person, in a private room, so you can see and feel the options rather than imagine them. The $100 fee is applied in full toward your first purchase, and nothing is decided until you're ready.
How often is maintenance needed?
Maintenance is scheduled around how you wear your topper day to day. We set a cadence together after your fitting, and periodic visits keep the piece looking as considered as the day you left with it.
What size topper do I need?
Base size follows the area you'd like covered, not a standard measurement. At your fitting we look at where your part falls, how much thinning you're working with, and how you like to style your hair, then choose from small, medium, or large accordingly.
Can I still wear my hair up with a topper?
Whether you'll want to wear your hair up is worth mentioning at your fitting, since it affects which base and attachment approach suits you best. Density, texture, and the way the piece blends at the edges are all chosen with your usual styles in mind, not just how the hair looks down.