Wigs vs. Headcovers Comparison Table for Hair Loss Coverage
Jas Fashion
If you have lost your hair due to medical reasons, an aesthetic solution for covering your scalp is wearing a wig or a hat.
Both wigs and hats have their own merits.
The following table may give you some ideas when you prepare for your hair loss.
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Wigs |
Headcovers |
Prices |
Natural human hair can be very expensive, and if custom-made, it can rack up thousands of dollars. *Synthetic hair can be a cheaper alternative, but the price is still very high compared to generic headcover solutions. |
Between a few dollars to under $100 each |
Comfort |
No!!! The wig base (weft, monofilament, lace, silicon, or suction) is not moisture-wicking and breathable enough for long-term wearers. It retains body heat, which may cause discomfort or lead to hives in hot summer weather. |
Yes!!! Most head covers are made of breathable material, such as bamboo viscose, cotton, fine wool, rayon, or other hi-tech synthetic material. |
Sleeping Time Friendly |
No!!! |
Yes!!! |
The looks |
With the right wig, your hair loss will be undetectable. |
People may notice the changes in your looks. They may notice you have become a hat person. |
Choice Availabilities |
It may not be available in your local shopping centre, so online shopping may be your best option. |
The same as left. |
Insurance Policy Cover and Local Government Subsidy |
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Usually, health funds do not provide rebates on headwear expenses. Contact your health fund provider for more detailed information. |
Fitting |
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(Make sure you get your correct head measurements.) |
Product Care |
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Summary:In conclusion, the disadvantages of a wig are the price and discomfort. If budget is not something you are concerned about, it's great to have a wig in place to wear in cold weather from time to time, for it also adds to your style.
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