Gisela Mayer

High End James

€689,00 EUR

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The High End James wig from Gisela Mayer 's Men Line collection is a layered hairstyle with a nice volume on top, creating a fluid and elegant movement . Perfect for staying impeccably coiffed for any occasion!

You can easily adjust and style this cut according to your desires . Its cinema tulle offers a transparent front border, giving the natural impression that the hair is growing directly from the scalp.

Matter

Synthetic fiber

Texture

Smooth

Type of cap

Comfort: ✭✭✭✭✭✭

Finish: 100% handmade

Size: Small - Men (54 - 57cm)

Treatment

Ideal for sensitive scalps, the hair is hand-tied onto an ultra-fine, elastic tulle. This frame offers exceptional comfort while being extremely lightweight.

Care

Step by step instructions for cleaning synthetic hair:

Pour a small amount of Ellen Wille synthetic hair shampoo into about a litre of lukewarm water.
Shake the synthetic hair wig lightly before immersing it in the water bath with the shampoo.
Let the wig or hairpiece soak in this solution for about 10 minutes, as the shampoo has a self-cleaning effect. Be careful never to rub or twist the hair!
After the 10 minutes, rinse the synthetic hair with clean, lukewarm water. Again, avoid rubbing or wringing.
To preserve the softness and suppleness of the fibers, perform a second rinse with Ellen Wille synthetic hair balm.
Add a small amount of balm to a new bath of clean water and leave for another 10 minutes. Then rinse the wig or hairpiece thoroughly and allow it to air dry.

Important note: Never dry the wig or hairpiece with a towel. However, you can gently style them with a soft brush. After air drying, the wig or hairpiece will return to its original shape.

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Social Security Reimbursement

People who have lost their hair due to illness or treatment, such as chemotherapy, can benefit from full coverage for the purchase of their wig or accessories intended to conceal total hair loss (called alopecia). The new pricing agreement applicable since April 3, 2019, divides hair prostheses into three different categories. Each of them entitles them to specific coverage.