A medical term for hair loss. There are different types, including alopecia areata (patchy loss), alopecia totalis (total scalp loss), and alopecia universalis (complete body hair loss).

Ingredients (like vitamin C or E) that protect hair and scalp cells from oxidative stress and inflammation.

Short, fine hairs along the hairline that mimic natural growth; often pre-plucked into lace wigs for a realistic finish.

The foundation or structure of a wig to which hair is attached.

A technique that lightens the visible dark knots where hair is tied into lace, creating the illusion of hair growing directly from the scalp.

The internal design and materials used to build the base of a wig, determines comfort, ventilation, and realism.

Small comb-like fasteners sewn inside wigs or toppers for secure attachment to existing hair.

A weft sewn without visible spacing, offering more coverage and density.

The outer layer of each hair strand that determines shine and smoothness; intact cuticles indicate higher-quality hair.

Refers to the amount of hair on a wig cap. Expressed as a percentage (e.g., 130% = natural, 180% = full).

A method where two knots secure each hair strand — more durable but slightly less natural-looking.

A strap sewn into the inside of a wig for added security and comfort.

Proteins that stimulate hair follicle and skin cell regeneration; often used in scalp treatments.

A lace piece covering the front hairline (ear-to-ear), allowing flexible styling and natural appearance.

A wig with no fixed parting, allowing the wearer to style the hair in any direction.

A lace wig designed to be worn securely without adhesive, using combs, bands, or clips instead.

In medical hair restoration, refers to a transplanted hair follicle unit.

The cells and connective tissue which surrounds the root of a hair.

“High Definition” lace that’s ultra-thin and nearly invisible when applied to the scalp. Used in Haló wigs for undetectable hairlines.

Real hair collected from donors; the most natural-looking and versatile option for wigs.

A ventilation technique where knots are tied underneath the lace to make them less visible.

A hairpiece designed with open wefts or mesh that allows blending with the wearer’s natural hair.

A structural protein that makes up hair, skin, and nails; keratin treatments can smooth or strengthen hair shafts

The small ties securing each hair strand to the lace base.

A lace piece used at the crown to create a natural parting.

A wig with lace at the front hairline and machine-sewn wefts at the back.

Hair sewn together using a machine to form a track, commonly used in sew-in extensions or the back of wigs.

A wig specifically designed for those experiencing medical hair loss — breathable, hypoallergenic, and secure.

A soft, transparent mesh base that allows each hair to move naturally and mimics scalp appearance.

Any hair restoration method (e.g., wigs, toppers, bonding systems) that doesn’t require surgery.

A process linked to inflammation and follicle damage that can contribute to hair loss.

A wig hairline that has been thinned out to look more realistic and less dense.

A classification system for hair extensions and wigs (e.g., 8A, 9A, 10A), with higher grades indicating more durable and natural hair.

100% unprocessed human hair, often from a single donor, with intact cuticles, the highest quality available.

Human hair with cuticles aligned in one direction, reducing tangling and maintaining softness.

A topical medication approved for stimulating hair regrowth in some forms of hair loss.

A non-surgical cosmetic tattooing technique to mimic hair follicles on the scalp.

Each hair is hand tied individually for the most realistic and delicate finish , used in Haló wigs.

Man-made fibres designed to mimic human hair; lower maintenance but less versatile.

Adhesive strips used to secure wigs or hair systems temporarily.

Hair loss caused by chronic pulling from tight hairstyles or extensions.

Light-toned lace that blends easily with fair to medium skin tones.

Lace that seamlessly blends with the scalp, making it virtually invisible once applied. Usually referring to HD lace which is used in Haló wigs.

A wig with a U-shaped opening at the top, allowing the wearer’s natural hair to blend through.

The hand-tying process of securing individual hairs to the wig base.

Hair that has never been chemically processed (no dye, bleach, or perm).

A continuous track of hair sewn together at the top, used to create wigs or extensions.

A naturally pointed shape at the center of the hairline; some wigs replicate this for realism.

Lace that seamlessly blends with the scalp, making it virtually invisible once applied. Usually referring to HD lace which is used in Haló wigs.

A wig with a U-shaped opening at the top, allowing the wearer’s natural hair to blend through.

The hand-tying process of securing individual hairs to the wig base.

Hair that has never been chemically processed (no dye, bleach, or perm).

A continuous track of hair sewn together at the top, used to create wigs or extensions.

A velvet band worn under wigs to prevent slipping without adhesives.