Your part got wider. Make it disappear in 60 seconds.
A silk-top topper that sits right over your part and looks like your own scalp, even up close.
Cover my part →Up to $90 off today · 11 shades, gray included
Natural Black
Dark Brown
Apricot Frost
Irish Spice
Today
Tomorrow morning
It used to be a thin line. Now it's a stripe.
You noticed it under the bathroom light first. Then in a photo. Now you see it every time you look down at your reflection: the part is wider than last year, and moving it to the side only buys a few weeks.
- ✓You keep switching your part, and the new one widens too
- ✓You see scalp at the part in bright light or in the car mirror
- ✓You've tried root spray or fibers just for the part
- ✓You wear a headband or hat more than you'd like
- ✓You look at photos of yourself from last year and wonder what changed
The part is the first thing people see. Let them see hair again.
Yes, that's my part →The part is the first thing people see.
Bright light = more scalp
to cover it. No glue, no tape, no salon.
Moving the part stops working
Selfies from above
Sudden or patchy hair loss? Talk to a dermatologist (AAD guide).
Which part is yours?
A silk top sits right on your center part and reads as scalp, so the part looks like a part again.
Lay the topper's part over yours, whichever side you wear it. It moves with you.
Light hair lets light through. A true Gray shade on a silk top closes the gap.
Lace shows at the part. Silk doesn't.
Most toppers show tiny knots or mesh exactly where you part your hair. The SilkBlend™ hides them under a skin-toned silk layer.
Find your match
10"Chin
12"Shoulders
14"Collarbone
16"Below collarbone
18"Chest
Your week with a normal part
MondayBathroom light
Nothing to see at the part.
TuesdayVideo call
No more tilting your head.
ThursdayWindy walk
The part stays covered.
SaturdayFamily photo
Taken from above. Fine.On in 60 seconds.
Place itLine up its part with yours
Snap the clipsFront, back, sides
Brush & goStyle both together
Your "buts", answered honestly
Covering a part is the most common reason women choose a topper. These are the questions they ask first.
The topper sits about half an inch behind your hairline, so your own hairline stays in front and covers the edge.
Style both together and the transition disappears.
Your hairline stays
Yes, anywhere inside the silk area. Middle, side, a little zigzag. Your part, your way.
Check the shade at your roots so the part color matches.
Part it anywhere
That's what silk top fixes. The knots sit under a skin-toned layer, so the part reads as scalp in daylight.
It's the difference between "nice hair" and "is that a hairpiece?"
Silk top
Line up its part with yours, then four snap clips: front, back, sides.
A few minutes the first time, about a minute after a week.
About 60 seconds
Match the color right at your part, that's the color people see. Salt and pepper? Pick the shade your hair reads as in daylight.
11 shades, from Natural Black to Platinum Blond.
11 shades
Add up a year of root sprays, fibers and extra blowouts. One topper replaces that routine.
And it's up to $90 off right now.
Up to $90 off today
Your shade, your part
Tip: match the color right at your part.
Shade: Light Brown
Length: 14"
Before you decide
Will it cover a very wide part?
Yes, as long as the base reaches past the thin area on each side so the clips land on healthy hair.
Can I wear a middle and a side part?
Yes, anywhere inside the silk area.
Does it work with gray hair?
Yes. Choose Gray, or Platinum Blond for very light hair.
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.