Remember the first time you tried on your very own FOLLEA® and the feeling that you had of excitement, confidence and gorgeousness? Keeping your FOLLEA clean and cared for can extend your wig or hair topper’s lifespan and keep that same beautiful feeling throughout your hair journey. At FOLLEA, we are all about self-care from the inside out and dedicating the time to cleanse your gorgeous FOLLEA® is doing just that. Since many of our have inquired about the best way to wash a wig, we are going to share with you our recommendations in keeping your FOLLEA at its best. The wig care tips and steps are so easy, you’d wish washing your bio hair was this simple!

Disheartened, helpless, distressed. These are some of the feelings that accompany the shocking sight of seeing your hair fall out. As women, hair fall can strip us of our femininity and drive us into emotional warfare. What’s worse—we feel like we don’t even have a sword to fight with.

Let’s face it; summer can be a little “haute” for us all. Luckily for us, we wear the world’s finest European hair, that is so light and airy, we barely even notice. Our hand-tied wigs allow you to part and style your wig any way you want on a hot summer day. The world-renowned craftsmanship that FOLLEA® demonstrates is undeniable; FOLLEA wigs exuberate quality with their natural hairline, cap fit, functionality and the longevity of their hairpieces.

When looking at the different types of women that are concerned with hair loss and hair shedding, one category always seems to get somewhat overlooked. That category is women that deal with very thin hair. While certainly nowhere near a life-altering as someone that are faced with genetic hair loss, a thin-haired woman can be extremely sensitive to ANY hair loss as its impact is so much more pronounced.

"Ballerina Baldness" is a term that may be unfamiliar to you. The origin of the phrase is derived from hair loss caused by the traditional pulled-back styling of ballerina buns, worn repeatedly by professional dancers. This and similar styles of tight, prolonged pulling of the hair is a major factor contributing to female Traction Alopecia. Men, thanks to the recent phenomenon of the man-bun, are also suffering similar consequences.

"Hairstyles for Hair Loss & Traction Alopecia" If you recently found out you are showing signs of traction alopecia, it can be a very stressful and upsetting time. You may feel overwhelmed with how to style your hair. The good news? There are many tips and tricks for hairstyles to cover traction alopecia so you can feel stylish and confident. Remember, you are not alone and many women experience traction hair loss but have discovered hairstyles to hide traction alopecia while protecting their thinning hair.