The units
Units, by how they look and move
We choose and order units by style, so you can start from the look you want.
A unit is chosen for its texture, its length and how it moves, and for how it sits on you. We keep a small range to try in the room and order the rest to your length, texture and color.
Lengths from short crops to full length
Straight, wavy, curly and coily textures
Natural shades and fashion colors
By style
Six places to start
Sleek and straight
Bone-straight and long, or blunt at the shoulder. Straight units show every change of light, so a good cut matters.
Long, mid-length and blunt
A part you can move
Body wave and loose curl
Soft movement from the crown to the ends. An easy choice for every day.
Loose waves and soft curls
Easy to restyle
Curly and coily
Tight curls, coils and kinky textures that sit like natural hair, in several lengths.
Defined curl and coil patterns
Cut dry, one section at a time
Bobs and short cuts
Chin-length bobs, pixies and tapered cuts, cut to your face.
Blunt and layered bobs
Pixies and tapers
Braided units
Knotless, box and twist styles made as a wig, ready to put on and take off.
Knotless and box braids
Twists and curls at the ends
Toppers and half wigs
Adds length or fullness at the crown and blends into your own hair.
Clip-in and combed styles
Matched to your color
How a unit is made
Cap, part and hairline
The words you will hear in the room, in plain terms.
Lace front
A fine lace edge at the front lets the hairline look like yours, and the part can move.
Closure
A smaller piece of lace sits at the crown, with a set part and a firmer cap behind it.
Full cap
A fuller cap with the hair sewn in, light to wear and quick to put on.
Band and headband units
Hair attached to a band, easy to put on, with no hairline to trim.
Want to try some on?
Book a fitting and try the styles you like, in a room to yourself.