When you experience hair loss, you experience the turbulence of emotions. Over time, you may feel like you’ve lost a sense of who you are. We understand that you may be ready to embark on this journey or you may be nervous: what lies ahead? You might feel ready to take the next step but may be hesitant to schedule a consultation. Will a consultation help or will it lead to spam calls and emails or feeling pressured to make a decision?

Before you could buy almost anything online, it was easier to understand why a product was priced a certain way. Unfortunately, in the digital marketplace, the proliferation of fake products and scams make it hard to trust a product. Many companies want you to trust their product without explaining why you should trust it. It can be frustrating to see an expensive product and have no understanding of why it costs as much as it does. A big financial commitment should not be quick, careless, or blind. At Daniel Alain, we understand our hairpieces are a big financial commitment. The goal of this article isn’t to tell you why you should buy a Daniel Alain wig. We understand our pieces may not be for everyone. Instead, we want to shed light on what goes into the process of making one of our wigs and how that impacts their price point.

Hair loss is a stressful experience. Entering the world of wig buying is a big step in owning your hair loss journey. With so many options to choose from, you may be confused about where to start. After all, you want to make sure that the wig you choose represents you and is right for you and your budget. There is such a range of wig prices. Some wigs come with a hefty price tag while others seem like a steal. Without knowing what influences the cost of a wig, you may feel like you’re jumping into the unknown potentially risking time, money, and energy. At Daniel Alain, we have helped thousands of women find a wig that is the best wig for them, even if it was not one of our pieces. We’re committed to helping you feel unashamed about your hair loss and finding the right wig is a huge part of that journey.

Wig buying is a process that involves research and time. From learning about the differences between hair type, cap construction, and various jargon, you have so many choices when it comes to which wig to choose. The process of buying a wig is not what it used to be; whether your local wig shop is closed or you’re not comfortable going into one, buying your dream hair from your home can seem risky. After all, who wants to regret a purchase?

Buying a wig, especially one made from human hair, is a decision that takes time and thought. In looking for information about wigs, it can be frustrating to read reviews that only highlight the good aspects of a product or have nothing but bad things to say. An honest, balanced review can be difficult to find. At Daniel Alain, we sell 100% human hair wigs. One of our most popular wigs is the René. We often refer to the René wig as a beginner’s wig for someone new to our brand or wig buying in general.

Losing your hair, no matter the cause is an emotional journey. You look in the mirror, see yourself, and realize you look so different from how you used to. Maybe it’s hard for you to recognize yourself. Or maybe, you struggle with going in public, nervous that people will know. When you’re going through a difficult time, it can feel like the world is watching you as you try to maintain your composure. You’ve struggling to find an answer to the question: How can I feel like myself again?

At the beginning of your hair loss journey, you may never have considered a wig. Perhaps it’s taken you some time to decide to buy a wig or perhaps you knew right away. But then you run into a hurdle: should you invest in a human hair wig or buy a synthetic wig?

2024 Guide to Having Healthy Hair Our modern world offers women unprecedented access to an exciting array of beauty products and trends. Lining the shelves at your favorite beauty store are curling wands, relaxers, dyes, heat tools, hairpieces, accessories, laser bands, growth serums, clay masks, leave-ins, dry shampoos, conditioners — and that’s just the shortlist. Like most things in the 21st century, ease and convenience have a tricky underbelly inciting long-term effects. Essentially, the products and gadgets we grab daily to primp our hair and achieve a desired look can damage the hair follicles, strip the scalp of nutrients, and ultimately turn our locks into flat, un-stylable bits. Worse, our patterns can create dry scalp, dandruff, inflammation, and in some cases, alopecia.

2022 Guide to the Best Foods for Hair Growth We all know that food is fuel, largely influencing our health and wellbeing, but what role does it play in hair health and growth? If you’re battling stagnant strands, you might consider eating the best foods for hair growth.

How to Keep Your Scalp Healthy We’ve all scratched, scrubbed, and scoffed at our hair from time to time, but the hair isn’t actually the one to blame in most cases. An unhealthy scalp will inevitably create lackluster, dull, flat-looking hair. Worse, you might find yourself begrudgingly scratching and itching without relief. Who has time for that?