FAQ

Buying a Wig can be a daunting task, as there are so many options available. At Parrucche we are asked many questions and have listed a few of the most commonly asked below and have also given a few little video clips to answer some more.

We are always happy to answer any other questions and can be contacted here.

What type of wig should I buy?

There are many types of wigs available. Please see our Types of Fibres information section for hair types.

The type of wig you choose will depend on your budget, the look you want to achieve, and how often you plan to wear the wig.

And if purchased through NHS prescription, the wig entitlement will be indicated on your prescription.

How do I choose the right colour?

When choosing a wig colour, it’s important to consider your skin tone, eye colour, and natural hair colour. You can also try on different wigs to see which colour looks best on you. Parrucche are here to guide you on colour and style.

How do I know the right size of wig to choose?

Wigs can come in various sizes, in the most part the size can depend on the brand, so an average size may differ from brand to brand, but Parrucche can amend and size your wig to ensure it fits comfortably.

How do I care for my wig?

Caring for your wig is important to keep it looking its best. Please refer to our Wig Care section for more information.

How will my wig stay on?

Once we ensure your wig fits you correctly, it should feel secure enough, however there are generally wig adjusters in all wigs to help you tighten or loosen the fit as necessary.

And there are additional options to wear underneath your wig if you want a little extra security, such as wig liners, nylon caps, wig grips, velvet bands and silicon bands to name a few. Parrucche are here to advise further on these options and their suitability for you.

How long will my wig last?

This will generally vary depending on a few factors including the length, but especially how often you wear it and look after it. A guide for Synthetic Fibre if worn regularly & properly maintained would be around 4 to 6 months (this can vary less or more) and for Human Hair Wigs up to 1 year or more if proper care is applied, but can most definitely vary depending on length and cap construction. Find more information on Cap Constructions here.

How much do your wigs cost?

Our Synthetic wigs & Heat Friendly Synthetic wigs start from £180, our Combined Synthetic/Human Hair wigs range from £400 and our Human Hair Wigs start at £900, we are not an ecommerce site and pride ourselves on our one to one consultations to ensure we meet your needs. Our prices include any sizing, cutting and styling needed for your wig within 2 weeks of your purchase giving you time get familiar with your wig and decide if you need any amendments.

Tips if you’re feeling nervous choosing a Wig

Wig consultation process

How long will a wig last and when to renew your wig

What Wigs are available on the NHS in Scotland?

When should someone experiencing Hair loss come for a Wig?

Why do I love Parrucche?

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Colour Trend Alert 🍑✨

Burnt Apricot is taking centre stage this season, bringing warmth and vibrancy to every look.

Get Grace Van Patten’s look with the Maro Mono Lace Large wig by Gisela Mayer, available at Parrucche🤍

Wig Details:

✨Made From Sythetic Fibre

✨Includes Wefts, with a Monofilament Top & Lace Front

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We’re incredibly proud to see our owner, Melanie, and Parrucche featured in The Guardian. 🤍

This article isn’t just about wigs – it’s about confidence, self-expression and discovering how the right hair can completely transform the way you feel.

At Parrucche, that’s what we’ve always believed. Whether you’re wearing a wig for medical reasons, fashion, or simply to try something new, everyone deserves to feel confident, comfortable and truly themselves.

Thank you to The Guardian for shining a light on the incredible world of wigs, and to everyone who continues to trust us to be part of their journey.

Swipe through to see some of our favourite moments from the feature. ✨

Guardian Article: https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2026/jun/24/my-wild-week-wearing-new-wig-every-day-blond-pink-curly-cropped

BBC Radio 4 Episode: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002ybb4

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🎤Parrucche on BBC Woman’s hour at www.bbc.co.uk

Snippets from Melanie’s interview discussing the benefits of wigs and changing your style with @bbcnuala 

See Leah Harper from @theharpsbizarre doing just that in her article www.theguardian.com/profile/leah-harper

Stay Tuned for full podcast link. 

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👀 Behind the Scenes 👀

When the heat is getting to us but we are still smiling, ready to welcome our customers 😁

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💡 FAQ with Erin.

How long do Human Hair wigs last compared to Synthetic wigs and what do I need to take into consideration when selecting my wig?

 @erinlaveryx 

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