

- Experiment with Placement: Spend some time figuring out where the topper feels most natural. Play around with how many clips you use and how far forward or back the topper sits.
- Mirror Practice: Practice putting it on in front of a mirror to get used to the motion and placement. There's no 'right' way, it's just about what feels good for you.
- Unboxing Chat: Looking for personalised guidance? Don't forget to book your complimentary Unboxing Chat.

- Start Fresh: Give your new piece a spray with water and blow-dry it to reset the style after being wrapped up in a box.
- Personalize the Look: Curl, straighten, or change the part to suit your preferences. This step makes your hair feel more like you.

- Wear It Around the House: Get used to the feel and fit by wearing it in your home.
- Take Selfies: Snap photos to see how your hairpiece looks from different angles. Send these to friends if you’re ready to share—it’s a great way to get feedback and normalize the look.
- Spend Time in Front of the Mirror: Have you ever chopped your hair really short or gone from blonde to brunette? The difference can be quite shocking and it can take a while to get used to your new look. Familiarize yourself with your new look by looking in the mirror whenever you can. A lot of those initial nerves come from the fact it's new and different.

- Cut: Adding layers, cutting in bangs or thinning the piece can all help to make your hair your own.
- Color: You can also darken any Lusta piece with a professional stylist.

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Solution: Always give the piece a chance by restyling or resetting it before forming an opinion. A little water and blow-drying can make a world of difference.
What your piece may look like straight out of the box...
Vs. the difference after a few minutes of styling
- Solution: Take your time to learn. If you're feeling frustrated, book a virtual unboxing chat to guide you.
- Solution: Make sure you’re completely satisfied with the fit, color, and style before using any products. Check the return policy to avoid any issues.
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Set Realistic Expectations: Your hairpiece might not feel like “you” right away. Give yourself time to adjust and trust the process.
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Focus on the Positives: Remember why you chose to wear a topper or wig.
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Connect with Others: Join online communities or forums where hair-wearers share their journeys. Hearing from others can be inspiring and reassuring.
- Wear It Out: Start by wearing your piece in low-pressure environments, like a quick trip to the store, before debuting it at work or social events.
- Experiment with styling: Wearing hair accessories or changing up your style may help you feel more comfortable with your hair debut. For example, if you usually wear your hair straight, switch to a loose wave. If someone asks, "Wow you hair looks different, it's so pretty!", you can easily say something like, "Yes! I decided to change up my style." without drawing too much attention
