Follea Gripper - looking for advice

Hi All.

I hope your all well

I'm currently a vacuum wig wearer and have been for the last 7 years, my a AA progressed to AT over ten years ago and I've had small amounts of regrowth in that time but chose to shave, nothing growing now at all, but that's fine, totally accept my AT

Anyhow I'm all out of love for my freedom and hate the hairline, it feels more like a helmet! I was looking for some feedback from follea wearer's on the plus and minus points, it would be great to hear from anyone who like me used to wear a freedom and changed to follea

Any comments would be greatly appreciated  

Lots of love x

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Permalink Reply by sultan h on May 1, 2016 at 7:02pm
Hi Fullea
we are in the same boat .
I have been on Xelajnz now 6 weeks compelete and I have regrowth eyelashes and a little bit scale hairs . you have to try I wish you all the best
thanks
Permalink Reply by Alo-mom on May 4, 2016 at 7:49pm

Hello, please read about my trip to China to find the best quality hair and caps for medical hair loss. Let me know if I may be of assistance after you do. I am here to help if you want me to. All my best Lisa

Permalink Reply by suburban mom on May 6, 2016 at 10:21pm

i wear a freedom and i love it!  i tried the follea, but found it to be super itchy.  maybe your skin isn't as sensitive.  good luck!!  it's important to find something that works for you.

Permalink Reply by Lilly on July 30, 2016 at 11:21pm

I have worn both the Freedom vacuum piece and the Follea Gripper 2.  I prefer the Gripper because it is so much lighter, cooler, and the hairline looks very natural when I wear the hair off my face.  I totally understand what you mean when you say the Freedom hairpiece is like a "helmet" (a pliable helmet, but a helmet nonetheless).  The hair on my Follea Gripper is every bit as nice as the vacuum piece I have.  I've had my Gripper for 2 years now, and it is still beautiful.  The only drawback I have with my Gripper is that it has wefts in the back, so on a very windy day, I put the hair in a ponytail so the wefts won't show through.  

Permalink Reply by Rose on September 6, 2016 at 6:34pm

 I have had two wigs from Peggy and they just are not tangle free, ever!

after YEARS of trying hundreds of wigs, I believe I have finally found the best solution.  First, let me say I own two FREEDOM pieces which are the best in so many ways EXCEPT the price ($4,695.00) and the hot factor. AND THE HELMET FACTOR.

So I just received and have been wearing my first human hair cuticle intact (**TANGLE FREE**) custom made wig for $840. I got 16 inches but had much of it cut off as it was too long. I was so so sure this wig was going to be too good to be true. I refused to get excited about it as I've been through SO MANY. But this one is wonderful! No itch, no hot, no tangles... I ordered it from a new company who makes the wigs in China. The manufacturer is in China; The lady you order from is in California. Her daughter has alopecia and she knows what we need and what makes a wig GOOD.

Call her! Lisa Dutra in California  Phone:   310 291 0729. 

she will share her email address and photos

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