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Permalink Reply by Alo-mom on March 13, 2017 at 11:16am

I looked at their website and was wondering if they really are a good wig choice for those with medical hair loss vs fashion type wigs. If I were you I would alert my credit card company to this delay. Please friend me so I can share what you should be looking for in a medical hair loss wig cap. Lisa\

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Permalink Reply by Me&myGirl_Aussie on March 13, 2017 at 3:03pm

Hi and thanks.

I currently wear a freedom wig and have for many years. I am tired of paying just below $4,000 so i am looking for alternatives. Im 43 now and i do not need that security of a freedom wig anymore due to injury and unable to play sport. So thanks any suggestions welcome.

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Permalink Reply by Melissa on April 3, 2017 at 3:36am

Hi Lisa, what do you mean by "medical hairloss wig cap"? I have a severe female bolding patter but still have my own hair here and there so silicon caps are not an option for me. I use wigs for about 20 years and lately I purchase full lace wigs from hairalicious.com with extra elastic band added so wig is extremely secure regardless the fact that my own hair is extremely fine underneath. As I imagine the same cap would work just as fine on women and kids with complete hairloss. I am curious why do you advise everyone to look for a medical cap, what advantages such caps have over the most realistic full lace wigs with monofilament or silk top?

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Permalink Reply by Me&myGirl_Aussie on April 3, 2017 at 3:55pm

I am too curious as to lisa? I like to also share on here not do private emails as you requested I do. Everybit of information can help others.

By the way i got my wig. And the cap is very soft. I was just impatient.

Melissa let me know how the hairalicious hold up. I have been looking at their web site :)

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Permalink Reply by Alo-mom on April 3, 2017 at 8:10pm

Hello Me&mygirl_Aussie and Melissa. Medical cap to me is a cap that is a mono top with a lace front and a stretch back that is light and has a very natural hair line when you look toward the scalp. I am very glad you received your wig. To me a all hand tied wig is best for feeling and moving more naturally. Keep us posted as to how the wig washes and wears. I have been having my daughters wigs created by a factory in China that I am hoping with soon deliver a new brand to the market for those with Alopecia. I was not able to control my daughters hair loss but now I have found a way to control the quality of cap and hair that she will wear. Sorry if I offended you by asking for your email. I wish you only the best and look forward to your review of Hairalicious. To answer your question regarding all lace wigs I have not found them to retain their hair as well and do not hold up as well. Many women that are bald find that the lace is not always as soft on the head. When I said medical cap I do mean a lace front, mono top. I also like the french top where the knots are hidden and again has a great natural scalp look. Sorry if I confused anyone. 

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