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It would seem to me that the vast majority of men who wear go with toppers.
I suppose that's fine, full caps cost more, their harder to maintain.
Problem for me is that while I have a decent amount of my own hair on the sides and back (im 32 and have lost most of the hair that counts), its really awful hair. Its unbelievably brittle and UN-volumous, partially because I have endocrine issues in my health.
And call it a lack of self acceptance, but I dye my hair blonde, always have (I make a convincing blonde) so if u want to do that its tough to deal with roots on the bottom but not the top.
I also go with straight hair rather than my naturally curly because I like looking more 'Nordic'. My full cap looks good, I do it all myself, full lace.
Ill post pics when im done ventilating this next one.
From what I see, top wigs are only worth it if you have decent side hair, decent temples, and don't want to alter what your natural hair looks like.
People knock full caps, but I find them much less complex.
I suppose that's fine, full caps cost more, their harder to maintain.
Problem for me is that while I have a decent amount of my own hair on the sides and back (im 32 and have lost most of the hair that counts), its really awful hair. Its unbelievably brittle and UN-volumous, partially because I have endocrine issues in my health.
And call it a lack of self acceptance, but I dye my hair blonde, always have (I make a convincing blonde) so if u want to do that its tough to deal with roots on the bottom but not the top.
I also go with straight hair rather than my naturally curly because I like looking more 'Nordic'. My full cap looks good, I do it all myself, full lace.
Ill post pics when im done ventilating this next one.
From what I see, top wigs are only worth it if you have decent side hair, decent temples, and don't want to alter what your natural hair looks like.
People knock full caps, but I find them much less complex.