1️⃣ Identify your degree of hair loss

First, you need to determine how much area needs to be covered.

Not all hair systems cover the entire head:

in many cases, a frontal or partial hair system is enough.

👉 Consult our Norwood Scale guide to identify your level and the recommended solution.

2️⃣ Choose the correct size

A hair system that is too large creates excessive bulk.

One that is too small won’t properly cover the thinning area.

You can choose from:

• Frontal
  
• Partial
  
• Full
  
• Custom hair system
  

It’s essential to measure the area to be covered correctly.

👉 Go to the guide on how to take measurements.

3️⃣ Choose the color

Choose a color based on your hair on the sides and back, not on photos online.

The most common mistake is choosing a shade that’s too dark.

If in doubt, it’s always better to go slightly lighter than too dark.

👉 Consult the guide to choosing a color.

4️⃣ Choose the density

Density determines how full the final look will be.

Too much density = an unnatural look.

Too little density = insufficient coverage.

Your choice should be consistent with:

• age
  
• area to cover
  
• desired look
  

👉 Go to the density guide.

5️⃣ Choose the hair type and base

You need to decide on:

• Straight, wavy, or curly
  
• Lace (breathable)
  
• Skin (invisible)
  
• Hybrid (a compromise)
  

Each material has advantages and limitations.

👉 See the complete guide to base types.

👉 See the guide to straight, wavy, and curly hair types