The spot you can't see. Everyone behind you can.
A silk-top topper that covers the crown in 60 seconds and blends into the hair you already have.
Cover my crown →Up to $90 off today · 5 lengths, 11 shades
Natural Black
Butter Pecan
Apricot Frost
From behind
With a topper
You found out from a photo someone else took.
A birthday, a wedding, a picture from the back of the room. You zoomed in and there it was: a pale circle at the top of your head. You can't see it in the mirror. Everyone else can.
- ✓You check the back of your head with two mirrors
- ✓You've been surprised by a photo taken from above or behind
- ✓You sit with your back to the wall in restaurants
- ✓Your ponytail shows a gap at the crown
- ✓You don't know how long it's been visible
You can't fix what you can't see. But you can cover it in one minute.
Yes, that's me →Sized to reach past the thin spot.
Crown thinning is rounder than a part. The SilkBlend™ base is wide enough to cover it, so the clips land on strong hair around the edges.
Out of sight. Not out of mind.
Sitting in front of someone
covered. Front, top and back of the crown.
Ponytails show the gap
Overhead lights at work
Sudden or patchy hair loss? Talk to a dermatologist (AAD guide).
Which crown is yours?
The swirl is where scalp shows most. A silk top shows skin tone there, not knots.
A longer base runs from just behind your hairline back over the crown.
Clip the topper in, then pull your hair back. The crown stays full.
See it from every angle.
Find your match
10"Chin
12"Shoulders
14"Collarbone
16"Below collarbone
18"Chest
Your week, no blind spot
MondayElevator mirror
Nothing at the top.
WednesdayMeeting room
Overhead lights, no worries.
FridayPonytail day
No gap at the crown.
SundayPhoto from the stairs
You stay in the front row.On in 60 seconds.
Place itLine up its part with yours
Snap the clipsFront, back, sides
Brush & goStyle both together
Your "buts", answered honestly
The crown is harder to check than the part. Here's what women ask before covering it.
The base reaches past the thin area, and your own hair falls over the edge. Going one length longer helps it blend at the back.
Between two lengths? Take the longer one.
Edge hidden
Yes. Clip the topper in first, then gather your hair. A low or half-up ponytail works best.
Practice it a couple of times at home first.
Ponytail-friendlyUse two mirrors the first time. After a few mornings you'll do it by feel.
The clip order is always the same: front, back, sides.
Easy by feel
Clip the back clip into thicker hair below the thin spot. That's what keeps it in place when you move.
Tease a tiny section under each clip for extra grip.
Secure clips
Match the color at the crown, near the roots. Mixed hair? Pick the shade it reads as in daylight.
11 shades, Gray included.
11 shades
Compare it to a year of volumizing products and teasing that never quite reach the crown.
And it's up to $90 off right now.
Up to $90 off today
Your shade, your crown
Tip: crown thinning? Go one length longer than your hair.
Shade: Dark Brown
Length: 14"
Before you decide
Can a topper cover a thinning crown?
Yes, as long as the base reaches past the thin area and the clips sit on healthy hair.
Where do the clips go?
Front, back and sides. The back clip goes into thicker hair below the thin spot.
Which length for crown thinning?
One length longer than your own hair, so it reaches the ends and blends.
Which length should I choose?
The one closest to your hair: 10" chin, 14" collarbone, 18" chest. Between two? Go longer, a stylist can trim it.
Will the clips damage my hair?
Clip onto healthy hair around the thin area, shift the clips a little each day, and take it off at night. That keeps the pull on any one spot low.
Will people notice?
With the right shade and length, people just see fuller hair. Style your own hair and the topper together so they move as one.