Thank you so much for these tips! I just got a hair topper a few days ago and was really worried about it hurting after awhile. I could only wear it a few hours at a time. After trying your tips, I can hardly feel it at all!! Thank you!!
Love your helpful videos. Can you demo using headbands with toppers? I feel my topper looks "wiggy" so I'm wearing clips & headbands. But I don't think I'm styling with them correctly.
I learned some great tips! Thank you! Question, do you think that non-lace front toppers would be more appropriate for a sensitive head? I have bio hair that I can blend in the front, assuming I can find something to match. It just seems like lace front toppers would require the topper to fit much more snug and tight to the head, pulling down more tightly with the side clips to get the lace to lay flat. I’d love to know your thoughts 🤗🌸💫
Hey Michelle! Lace front toppers can be great because you don’t have to rely on clips in the front. However, they usually need to be glued or taped down because that lace is so lightweight it just won’t sit flat otherwise.
@@lacie.rodriguez Thank you for letting me know. That helps. I’m wanting to purchase one to wear around the house, when I don’t want my wig on, so I’m striving for something that is most comfy, and trying to determine what that might be!
There is one lace front topper with a halo wire that is a pretty cool option and doesn’t require glueing if you’re not going to be too active. It’s the Claire Upgrade Plus from Uniwigs. I have a review on it from a couple of years ago on here. Let me know if you’d like the link to the review or the piece ☺️
First time topper wearer. Still having a hard time with it. Do you have tips for toppers shifting back? I wear a 22inch topper. my front bio hair is half gone, so i feel like the comb in the front probably doesn't have enough to hang on? not sure. but it's really embarrassing to notice in the middle of the day that it shifted back like an inch.
I know EXACTLY what you’re talking about! Here’s a video to show what I do ☺️ instagram.com/reel/CbLOH7BJCly/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= and the link for the teasing powder: www.kavella.com/products/teasing-powder (code Lacie10 for 10% off) works so well!
@@Clleonie well everyone has different needs and preferences so I would highly recommend watching reviews on all the different companies to see which one suits you best. When I first got into wearing them, I made the mistake of trying to buy the budget friendly ones and in the end I ended up wasting money on them because they weren't as nice and I wish I would have just took the dive and got the nicer ones right from the start. So two of the bigger companies that are out there that I have tried and can actually speak as far as quality goes is highline wigs and lusta hair. Everybody online seems to love the highline wigs and toppers so I had gotten one for myself thinking it would had to be great but I was so disappointed in it I actually ended up returning it. She claims it's human hair but to me I swear it has to be synthetic because of the hair quality was so awful in real life. It felt very plasticy and if you even as so much blink your eyes the whole thing knoted up instantly. And I found two other people reviewing it that actually were honest and admitted that as well. Yes I went searching to see if I was just crazy and maybe I just got a bad piece but that is the reality of it. So my highest recommendation is Lusta hair, I would start with doing a video consultation with them, it's totally free and you can just go on their website and you'll find the button to set it up with them. They are so sweet and so helpful you will literally feel like you're dealing with your best friend. In your video consultation you can ask them any question you want and they will help you figure out what will work best for you. And the hair quality is beyond amazing. She says on average they last about 3 years if you take care of it. They are on the more pricier end, but like I said earlier it's worth saving for and getting something that's going to last a really long time and be super high quality especially since you're already feeling insecure about wearing it out in front of other people. I hope that helps a little bit, if you have any other questions feel free to ask hopefully I'll see the comment and be able to respond. Oh and the last little bit of advice I have would be definitely go with the human hair not synthetic and I would definitely go for a silk top. The silk top will give you a totally natural part and I promise you NOBODY will be able to tell the difference that it's not your own scalp. And the website for the lusta hair is lustahair.com 😉🤍
I would love to have that topper. If you can tell me the brand and color it would be greatly appreciated. My hair at the top is similar to yours. I use to have thick hair and now to my surprise it is so thin at the top. I still have full hair in the back. You look great in that topper by the way!
Thanks so much! This is the Clio 12 L from Dimples Hair in the color Nutmeg rooted dimpleshair.com/products/clio-12s-1?variant=34298949042308 you can use code “Lacie10” for $100 off 🤗
Ok on another note. I really have considered on a topper. On your opinion, for a starter piece and on a more affordable piece what would you recommend? I know everything is different on each individual. But for someone who’s never owned one what would you recommend🤔 thank you 😊
Could you please advise me on what would be best for first time user of topper. I’ve had sew in extensions for a few years and are getting to costly to continue. I have plenty of hair in back but top and sides don’t seem to grow. I like the color you have in this video. I’m 72, any advise would be appreciated.
This piece I’m wearing is actually a fantastic starter piece and offers excellent coverage but is still a lighter density. It’s the Clio 12L from Dimples Hair 🙌🏼
Thank you. Sadly I’m in need of a raise on my extensions ($400), and when I tried to order the topper you are wearing or even a darker shade they are out of stock.
Have you ever used a topper grip to avoid using the front clips? If so any tips for putting it on? Do you think it would be better to remove the front comb & add clips?
I prefer to not have a clip in the front whenever I can avoid it. I much prefer a comb or to use just the side and back clips and keep the front one closed. However, I have used a topper grip in the past yes. It makes the topper sit a little higher and makes it harder to blend in my experience. Are you having issues with a comb in the front? Does it feel less secure?
@@lacie.rodriguez I’m new to helper hair and want to avoid any damage to my bio hair. The front of mine is were it is the thinnest and I assume the most fragile so I thought of using a grip. I have considered adding bangs or side bangs so I don’t have to blend. Plus my bio hair is wavy/curly which makes wearing hair a little more challenging.
Hi, I’m struggling to keep my topper secure. I’ve tried teasing, dry shampoo, hairspray but I can’t get those clips to grab the root of the hair. Any tips? I’m desperate!!
I think you’ve named most of my tips! Is it actually shifting a lot or does it just not “feel” secure. Because most of the time, even if it isn’t staying tightly clipped it’s still not really moving. That’s how most of my toppers are and I don’t have any problems with it looking obvious or it falling off 😉
@@lacie.rodriguez it’s not secure at all and shifts a lot too. I’ve even tried to dig the clips really hard and deep into my scalp but I can’t get it to grab my roots🤯 and thank you so much for your response!!
Girl, you’re a life saver. My topper was pulling my hair causing headaches. These tips were simple, but extremely helpful! Thank you! ❤
So happy to hear it’s helpful!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼 yay for no more headaches 🥰👍🏼
Thank you so much for these tips! I just got a hair topper a few days ago and was really worried about it hurting after awhile. I could only wear it a few hours at a time. After trying your tips, I can hardly feel it at all!! Thank you!!
Hi Veronica! That makes me so happy to hear. 💕 🥰🤗
Thank you for sharing this helpful advice ❤
This video was helpful! Thank you! I was doing absolutely everything incorrectly 🤦🏻♀️🤣
😂😂😂 hope this makes a difference! 🤗🤗 rookie mistake 😉
FANTASTIC ADVICE! I needed this 5 years ago!
I’m glad that it can be useful to you now. 🥰
Love your helpful videos. Can you demo using headbands with toppers?
I feel my topper looks "wiggy" so I'm wearing clips & headbands. But I don't think I'm styling with them correctly.
Thank you Lacie!
Of course! 🥰🥰
Thank you Lacie! On this topper, are you leaving the back clip unclipped? It seemed like it in the video but I wasn’t 100% sure.
You’re right! I don’t always use all the clips. The back one on this piece I just leave closed all the time 👍🏼
I learned some great tips! Thank you! Question, do you think that non-lace front toppers would be more appropriate for a sensitive head? I have bio hair that I can blend in the front, assuming I can find something to match. It just seems like lace front toppers would require the topper to fit much more snug and tight to the head, pulling down more tightly with the side clips to get the lace to lay flat. I’d love to know your thoughts 🤗🌸💫
Hey Michelle! Lace front toppers can be great because you don’t have to rely on clips in the front. However, they usually need to be glued or taped down because that lace is so lightweight it just won’t sit flat otherwise.
@@lacie.rodriguez Thank you for letting me know. That helps. I’m wanting to purchase one to wear around the house, when I don’t want my wig on, so I’m striving for something that is most comfy, and trying to determine what that might be!
There is one lace front topper with a halo wire that is a pretty cool option and doesn’t require glueing if you’re not going to be too active. It’s the Claire Upgrade Plus from Uniwigs. I have a review on it from a couple of years ago on here. Let me know if you’d like the link to the review or the piece ☺️
@@lacie.rodriguez Oh that sounds like a great option! Yes please send me the link. I’d love to watch it 😁
Ok this video is old and pretty cringey to be honest 🥴😅 but let me know if you still have any questions 🤗 th-cam.com/video/QC4ZRfqMyog/w-d-xo.html
I feel lost hearing different names for toppers there are so many. How do you know best for you?
First time topper wearer. Still having a hard time with it. Do you have tips for toppers shifting back? I wear a 22inch topper. my front bio hair is half gone, so i feel like the comb in the front probably doesn't have enough to hang on? not sure. but it's really embarrassing to notice in the middle of the day that it shifted back like an inch.
I know EXACTLY what you’re talking about! Here’s a video to show what I do ☺️ instagram.com/reel/CbLOH7BJCly/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= and the link for the teasing powder: www.kavella.com/products/teasing-powder (code Lacie10 for 10% off) works so well!
Wow your video is so helpful! thank you!
Happy to help! 🤗🥰
That looks just like your own hair! I mean all your toppers look so natural. I wish I had the gutt to wear one considering how bad my hair is.
Take the leap! I promise, you'll end up mad at yourself for waiting for so long to do it. You only live once, live each day loving your dream hair! 😉
It’s your hair-don’t give a second thought to what other people might think. You deserve to wear one if you want to ❤️❤️❤️
This!! 🙌🏼
@@MrsBee-uo2lc I want to take the leap but don't know which one to purchase, any advice/help would be appreciated.
@@Clleonie well everyone has different needs and preferences so I would highly recommend watching reviews on all the different companies to see which one suits you best. When I first got into wearing them, I made the mistake of trying to buy the budget friendly ones and in the end I ended up wasting money on them because they weren't as nice and I wish I would have just took the dive and got the nicer ones right from the start. So two of the bigger companies that are out there that I have tried and can actually speak as far as quality goes is highline wigs and lusta hair. Everybody online seems to love the highline wigs and toppers so I had gotten one for myself thinking it would had to be great but I was so disappointed in it I actually ended up returning it. She claims it's human hair but to me I swear it has to be synthetic because of the hair quality was so awful in real life. It felt very plasticy and if you even as so much blink your eyes the whole thing knoted up instantly. And I found two other people reviewing it that actually were honest and admitted that as well. Yes I went searching to see if I was just crazy and maybe I just got a bad piece but that is the reality of it. So my highest recommendation is Lusta hair, I would start with doing a video consultation with them, it's totally free and you can just go on their website and you'll find the button to set it up with them. They are so sweet and so helpful you will literally feel like you're dealing with your best friend. In your video consultation you can ask them any question you want and they will help you figure out what will work best for you. And the hair quality is beyond amazing. She says on average they last about 3 years if you take care of it. They are on the more pricier end, but like I said earlier it's worth saving for and getting something that's going to last a really long time and be super high quality especially since you're already feeling insecure about wearing it out in front of other people. I hope that helps a little bit, if you have any other questions feel free to ask hopefully I'll see the comment and be able to respond. Oh and the last little bit of advice I have would be definitely go with the human hair not synthetic and I would definitely go for a silk top. The silk top will give you a totally natural part and I promise you NOBODY will be able to tell the difference that it's not your own scalp. And the website for the lusta hair is
lustahair.com 😉🤍
I would love to have that topper. If you can tell me the brand and color it would be greatly appreciated. My hair at the top is similar to yours. I use to have thick hair and now to my surprise it is so thin at the top. I still have full hair in the back. You look great in that topper by the way!
Thanks so much! This is the Clio 12 L from Dimples Hair in the color Nutmeg rooted dimpleshair.com/products/clio-12s-1?variant=34298949042308 you can use code “Lacie10” for $100 off 🤗
Ok on another note. I really have considered on a topper. On your opinion, for a starter piece and on a more affordable piece what would you recommend? I know everything is different on each individual. But for someone who’s never owned one what would you recommend🤔 thank you 😊
Something light density like either of the dimples toppers seem to be the most universal for a beginner topper 🙌🏼
Thank you for making it easy to snap on a topper ❤️
Happy it can be helpful 🥰
Could you please advise me on what would be best for first time user of topper. I’ve had sew in extensions for a few years and are getting to costly to continue. I have plenty of hair in back but top and sides don’t seem to grow. I like the color you have in this video. I’m 72, any advise would be appreciated.
This piece I’m wearing is actually a fantastic starter piece and offers excellent coverage but is still a lighter density. It’s the Clio 12L from Dimples Hair 🙌🏼
Thank you. Sadly I’m in need of a raise on my extensions ($400), and when I tried to order the topper you are wearing or even a darker shade they are out of stock.
Oh no! I believe they are supposed to be restocked soon though 🤞🏼 you can get on their email list to be notified once your color comes back in.
Have you ever used a topper grip to avoid using the front clips? If so any tips for putting it on? Do you think it would be better to remove the front comb & add clips?
I prefer to not have a clip in the front whenever I can avoid it. I much prefer a comb or to use just the side and back clips and keep the front one closed. However, I have used a topper grip in the past yes. It makes the topper sit a little higher and makes it harder to blend in my experience. Are you having issues with a comb in the front? Does it feel less secure?
@@lacie.rodriguez I’m new to helper hair and want to avoid any damage to my bio hair. The front of mine is were it is the thinnest and I assume the most fragile so I thought of using a grip. I have considered adding bangs or side bangs so I don’t have to blend. Plus my bio hair is wavy/curly which makes wearing hair a little more challenging.
I definitely recommend sewing in a comb in the front instead of a clip or using a topper grip. Bangs will definitely make blending easier too 👍🏼🙌🏼
Thanks for the tips, I already know how but I still learned a thing or two! Lol 😉👍
Great! So happy it was still helpful ❤️
Can remy hair be curled with a curling iron?
It can be. ☺️ I would use a heat protectant and start with a low setting.
Yeah thank you👏
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Hi, I’m struggling to keep my topper secure. I’ve tried teasing, dry shampoo, hairspray but I can’t get those clips to grab the root of the hair. Any tips? I’m desperate!!
I think you’ve named most of my tips! Is it actually shifting a lot or does it just not “feel” secure. Because most of the time, even if it isn’t staying tightly clipped it’s still not really moving. That’s how most of my toppers are and I don’t have any problems with it looking obvious or it falling off 😉
@@lacie.rodriguez it’s not secure at all and shifts a lot too. I’ve even tried to dig the clips really hard and deep into my scalp but I can’t get it to grab my roots🤯 and thank you so much for your response!!
Hi, could you do a video on washing and caring for human hair toppers to keep them in good condition. That would be great!
Yes! In the works 🙌🏼😉
Thank you awesome
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