Try looking for a wig shop, even if you have to drive a bit, the experience of getting to try on lots of different styles and colors is definitely worth it. Revlon has very nice wigs for good prices. You'll probably need a wig stylist to cut it in for you, most commercially made wigs are much too thick to look natural. Your regular stylist may be able to help you but most hairdressers should refer you to someone who has experience in cutting wigs, it doesn't grow back, after all. The wig shop will know someone or have one on staff. Take your time and ask questions, get the wig stylist to show you how to comb the wig around your face so the hairline looks natural. The hairline is the key to getting it to look good.

Integration pieces are great too. Revlon makes those too but shop around if you can, having lots of choices will insure you get the best look. You may prefer human hair but the newer artificial ones are really great, look natural and are very easy care. Human hair are a little more trouble and are much more expensive. If you get the right color, style and texture, with an expert cut , no one but you will ever know.

Good Fortune and Happy Hair Hunting!

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