Hair toppers, also known as hair enhancers or hair integration systems are a popular technique used to add volume and coverage to the top of the head. They are designed to blend in seamlessly with natural hair and provide a natural-looking solution for hair loss or thinning.

The history of hair toppers dates back to the 1990s, when they were first introduced as a solution for people with hair loss or thinning hair. Since then, hair toppers have evolved and now come in a wide range of styles, colors, and textures to match a variety of hair types. They have become increasingly popular in recent years as more people seek natural-looking solutions for hair loss and thinning.

One of the biggest advantages of hair toppers is their versatility. They can be used to add volume and coverage to the top of the head, and can also be used to fill in sparse or thin areas on the crown. Additionally, hair toppers are available in a wide range of styles, colors, and textures, allowing people to choose a topper design that matches their natural hair perfectly.

Another advantage of hair toppers is that they are easy to apply and remove. Unlike sew-in weaves or tape-in extensions, hair toppers do not require any braiding or adhesives. Instead, they are attached to the hair using clips or combs, making them easy to put on and take off. This makes them a great option for people who want a quick and convenient solution for hair loss or thinning.

However, hair toppers also have some disadvantages. One of the biggest concerns is that they may not provide enough coverage for people with significant hair loss or thinning. Additionally, if the topper is not styled by a professional, it may look unnatural or noticeable. It’s also important to make sure that the topper is attached securely, as it can become loose or fall off if not attached properly.

Hair toppers are hairpieces designed to cover areas of the scalp where hair is thinning or missing. They can be attached to the existing hair using clips, tapes, or other hair extension methods. Hair toppers can come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and textures, and are made from either synthetic or human hair.

Hair toppers are commonly used by people experiencing hair loss or thinning due to a variety of reasons, such as genetics, hormonal changes, medical treatments, or stress. They can be a great alternative to more invasive hair restoration procedures, as they offer a non-surgical and less expensive solution.

The application process for Hair Toppers is fast and easy. Hair clips can either be sewn onto to the Topper so the client can attach and remove the Topper at any time. Or the Topper can be more permanently attached using a special Micro-linking Technique created by Josette Desrosiers.

Pros of Hair Toppers:

1. Versatility: Toppers are versatile and can be used to cover specific areas of hair loss or thinning, or they can be used to create a new style altogether.
2. Natural look: Hair toppers are designed to blend in with your existing hair, making it difficult to tell that you are wearing an extension.
3. Easy to wear: Toppers are easy to put on and take off, and they do not require any special training or skills to wear.
4. Cost-effective: Toppers are a cost-effective way to add volume and length to your hair, and they are much more affordable than traditional hair extensions.
5. Low maintenance: Toppers require very little maintenance and can be styled and washed just like your natural hair.

Cons

1. Visibility: Toppers may be visible if not designed appropriately and placed properly, and can become detached if not attached securely. An experienced stylist can guide you to ensure this isn’t a problem.
2. Maintenance: Like your natural hair, Toppers must be washed and styled regularly to maintain their appearance.