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Our Favourite Wig Fix™ Press Features

Our Favourite Wig Fix™ Press Features

Since launching the Wig Fix back in 2019, our team at The Renatural have loved hearing writers and journalists' thoughts on the best way to secure your wig. So we thought: what better way to wrap up the year than by reflecting back on some of our favourite Wig Fix press features. Keep reading to find out more.

StyleCaster 

In one of the Wig Fix's first press features, Stylecaster's resident voice for all things beauty, Mika Robinson talks through experience using the Wig Fix. After putting it through its paces for over a month, Mika concluded the Wig Fix "is worth the hype". Enough said.

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Glamour

This feature by Glamour is one of our favourites as it allowed Aasiyah, the founder of The Renatural and inventor of the Wig Fix to share various topics close to her heart. From how her own experiences with wigs and traditional wig attachment methods led her to creating the Wig Fix to the societal issues faced by black women when wearing wigs. If you want to know more about Aasiyah Abdulsalam and her journey to creating the Wig Fix, this article by Ali Pantony is a must-read. 

MelanMag 

As a black, female-owned brand, we pride ourselves at The Renatural on championing black womxn from all backgrounds. So to see the Wig Fix featured on an incredible platform like MelanMag which aims to do the same makes this article by MelanMag's founder Joy Joses that much more special to us. In the article, the inventor of the Wig Fix, Aasiyah chats with Joy about what it's like to be a female entrepreneur so be sure to give the article a read to hear about Aasiyah's experience.  

Dazed 

More than a publication, Dazed Media has always been a reflection of the Zeitgeist. As a brand that champions creativity and expression for all, this feature on Dazed's online platform bringing together a global community of tastemakers–something The Renatural values–makes it one of our favourites. Read what Dominic Cadogan had to say about the Wig Fix here.

 
 
 
 
 
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Find Your Cap Size
Setup
01 Circumference
02 Front to Nape
03 Ear to Ear
Your Size
Setup

Before you start

What you need

Get this right
from the start

Most fit problems trace back to how the measurement was taken, not the number itself.

A soft fabric measuring tape — metal tapes give inaccurate readings.
With or without wig cap? If you plan to wear one, measure with it on.
Snug, not tight. The tape should sit firmly but not indent your skin.
A mirror or a friend. A second set of hands improves accuracy.
Circumference

Step 01 · Primary measurement

The anchor

Circumference

Place the tape around your head at the hairline — approximately ¼ inch above your eyebrows and ears. Bring it around the back at the base of your skull. Keep the tape parallel to the floor the entire way around.

Why it mattersThis is the primary anchor. When you're between sizes, circumference is always the tiebreaker.
Common mistakeTipping the tape up at the back. Keep it level all the way around.
Enter your circumference
inches

This number takes precedence

Front to Nape

Step 02 · Secondary measurement

Nape comfort

Front to Nape

Start at your natural hairline at the center of your forehead. Run the tape back over the crown to the nape of your neck where your hairline ends. Let the tape follow the curve of your head.

Why it mattersDetermines nape comfort over a full day. If slightly short, you'll feel it by afternoon.
Common mistakeStarting from the scalp instead of the hairline. Always begin at the hairline.
Enter your front to nape
inches

Affects nape comfort over long wear

Ear to Ear

Step 03 · Secondary measurement

Front stability

Ear to Ear

Begin at the top of one ear where it starts to curve. Bring the tape up and over the crown to the same point on the opposite ear. The tape runs across the top of your head, not around it.

Why it mattersControls whether the front stays in place. If too small, the wig will gradually ride back over the course of the day.
Common mistakeStarting at the earlobe instead of the top curve. This adds length unnecessarily.
Enter your ear to ear
inches

Determines front stability and placement

Your recommended cap

Retake measurements

Understanding your size

Your cap has a range

The adjustable back strap gives you roughly half an inch of flexibility in each direction.
If you're between sizes, sizing up always works — a slightly larger cap adjusted with the strap fits better than a slightly small one.
A full day of wear tells you more than 10 minutes. Nape comfort reveals itself over hours.

On comfort and security

A well-fitting wig should feel comfortable — not tight, not grippy.

"Comfortable is correct.
Tight is not security."

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