• The first criterion to consider is the material:

Human hair wigs offer a very realistic look and great styling freedom, while synthetic wigs, which are more affordable, require little maintenance and retain their shape after several washes.

• The second element is color and cut:

You can choose a style that's close to your natural hair, or take the opportunity to try a new color or length. A fitting in store or consulting a professional can help you find the style that best flatters your face.

• Finally, comfort is essential:

Choose a lightweight, well-fitting wig with a soft base that's gentle on the scalp. Some styles offer cotton caps or breathable materials, ideal after medical treatment or for sensitive scalps.