For some people, hairpieces are just like clothes, something to be worn everyday. It’s easy to understand that when hair is tied to the lace, dark knots appear which affect the look of the base. In order to combat this issue and achieve a more natural look, we can add bleach knots.

In our blog from last week we gave an overview of what the non-surgical hair replacement cost for men could be if you order from us. Continuing on the same theme we'd like to tell you how much you can expect to pay for a women's wig or hair system.

If you are a long time user of hair systems, you may have several old hair systems. The lifetime of the hair systems are different, and sometimes you don't know whether to throw them away of whether they still have use.

According to the American Hair Loss Association, around 25% of men experiencing hair loss notice the first signs at the age of 21. No wonder so many search for ‘how to buy a wig online’ on Google. While buying top quality wigs and systems online is the easiest way to tackle hair loss, choosing the right wig or hair system is not an easy task.

We understand that at first glance it can be a bit difficult to work out just how much a hair system is such is the huge choice of hair systems that we have on our website. That's why were going to break it down for you over the course of this blog and give you a general idea of just how much you can expect to pay for one of our hair systems. We're confident that you'll be pleasantly surprised at just how cost efficient it can be to use a hair system as your long-term hair replacement solution.

Some of our customers ask what kind of tapes or glue to use of their hair systems. The answer depends on what hair system you buy. If you buy a full skin base hair system, you’d better use glue as you will get complete adhesion and a natural look. If you buy full lace hair system, you should use tape because glue residue is difficult to remove from lace which can cause erosion But if the hair system combines different base materials, you can use both of them for your need.

With many around the world (and that includes us at Lordhair) on the verge of enjoying time off work next week because of May Day/Labor Day/International Workers' Day holiday, it seems appropriate to focus on the labor involved in making your hair system.

First time hair system users can be confused by all the options available to them. What hair color should you choose, what hair density should you choose and what curl and wave should you choose.

We understand that we you first start to experience hair loss it can be confronting. You can lose self-esteem and even feel embarrassed but don’t worry because here at Lordhair we have you covered.

If you’re familiar with our stock hair systems then you’ll know that our standard base size is 8” x 10”. We do offer a base cutting service though. These bases are designed for those who are experiencing regular hair loss from the front hairline to the crown area as indicated in the illustration below: