Not Sure Which Gray Percentage is Right for You?

Order the lower percentage and ask for a custom blend. Lordhair offers gray hair systems in standard percentages — typically 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, and 80% gray — but if you fall between two, the safest approach is to go slightly lower and add visual depth through styling. Alternatively, Lordhair accepts custom orders where you can specify an exact gray ratio (e.g. 35% or 55%).

Pro tip: gray distribution also matters — do you want it concentrated at the temples, throughout, or sides? Mention this when customizing.

Stock systems can typically be exchanged; custom-made systems cannot. Because custom hair systems are made to your exact specifications, partial refunds are available according to the return policy.

When in doubt, order a stock system first to test the style and density before committing to a full custom order.

Yes — Lordhair supports zone-based gray distribution on custom orders. Natural graying rarely happens evenly across the scalp. Most people go gray first at the temples, then the crown, with the back staying darker longest.

You can request specifications like: 80% gray at temples, 40% at crown, 20% at back. Submit a diagram or reference photo alongside your order notes — the production team will map the distribution during knotting.

Not if it's made and worn correctly. A high-quality gray hair system is virtually undetectable — the key is choosing the right base, density, and color to match your natural hair pattern.

Modern gray hairpieces use lace or skin bases that blend seamlessly at the hairline, with hand-knotted or injected individual hairs that mimic natural growth direction. Styled and cut by a professional, the result looks completely natural — even up close.