Full wigs: coverage, wear, and who they suit

Do you need a full wig?

Decide by coverage first, not colour.

• Need the whole head covered, or very little front hair of your own → full wig is usually more secure.
• Want to keep your own hairline and only add length behind → look at half wigs first.
• Only a thin parting or flat crown → partial weaving may be enough.

What to check in a try-on

In Mong Kok you can check the front, sides, and weight on the spot. If you cannot visit, send daylight front and side photos.

1. Align the front — not too far forward or back.
2. Turn in the mirror: check in front of the ears and at the nape.
3. Walk and look down — does the cap shift?
4. Judge colour in window daylight, not only under yellow shop lamps.

Medical-use and sensitive scalps

All-day cover on a sensitive scalp is still a full-wig choice — not a separate “medical shop” aisle. Read the sensitive-scalp guide; shop in full wigs.

Related guides

Other articles on the same path, so you can read forward and back.

Shop these types

Open the full-wig collection. Separate guides cover wear, cap size, and sensitive-scalp use.

Matching styles

Stock that matches this guide. Open a piece for details — nothing covers the page.

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