This Jon Renau Top Trend HD topper is a heat-friendly synthetic hairpiece with a wavy texture and an 18-inch length, designed to add coverage and volume over natural hair. The 7" x 7.25" base uses a lace front, double monofilament top, and wefted back, so it can be parted in multiple directions and clipped or bonded into place.

The HD fiber can be styled with heat tools up to 350°F, and the pressure-sensitive clips allow secure attachment without adhesive. It is available in a wide range of shades, from natural browns and blondes to fashion tones.

Key Features

Highlights

• Heat-friendly synthetic fiber styleable up to 350°F
• Lace front, double monofilament top, and wefted back for multi-directional parting and coverage
• Pressure-sensitive clips for secure attachment without adhesive
• 18-inch wavy length
• Light to light/medium density

Materials & care

CLEANSE & CONDITION

• Before washing, gently remove any tangles using a wide tooth comb ONLY
• Wet hair completely using cool running water
• Gently lather the hair with a small amount of synthetic shampoo, making sure that the hair is traveling in the same direction. DO NOT rub hair; this will cause tangling
• Rinse thoroughly under cool running water until water runs clear
• Wrap wig or hairpiece in a towel and gently pat dry
• Gently detangle hair using a wide tooth comb
• Spray with leave-in conditioning spray (3-5 pumps) keeping away from base

DRY & STYLE

• Allow wig or hairpiece to air dry naturally by placing on a plastic or wire wig stand. Do NOT blow dry
• Air drying will give the best results. The fiber will dry fastest; be sure the cap is completely dry before wearing, storing, or displaying
• Apply HD smooth detangling spray (3-5 pumps) focusing on the bottom half of wig or hairpiece. Gently comb through using a wide tooth comb
• ONLY a wide tooth comb should be used on HD fiber. Other tools will cause frizzing/tangling
• HD fiber can withstand heat up to 350° F, however, it is recommended to work at 270°-280° F
• It is recommended to use professional grade heat styling tools with digital temperature settings to control heat

CURL & FLAT IRON

• Heat curling or flat iron to 270°-280° F
• Using a wide tooth comb, gently comb hair free of tangles
• Starting at the nape, take ½ inch-1.5 inch sections of hair (smaller sections=tighter curls, larger sections=looser curls)
• Spray heat treat thermal spray on the section to protect the fiber (1-2 pumps per section)

CURL

• Gather hair into curling iron, smooth through to the ends. Roll iron up towards base of wig or hairpiece, staying 1-2 inches away
• Hold for 10-15 seconds, then turn the tip of iron toward the ground and release curl into palm of hand
• Holding curl in one hand, gather up towards base and secure curl with a small metal clip (like a pin curl)
• Allow curl to cool completely (about 5 minutes); remove clip and let curl hang naturally

FLAT IRON

• Starting at the nape, take ½ inch-1.5 inch sections
• Spray heat treat thermal spray on the section to protect the fiber (1-2 pumps per section)
• Slowly smooth flat iron down through ends; keep hair smooth by following behind the flat iron with a wide tooth comb
• Allow hair to hang naturally and cool completely

TIPS

• All synthetic fibers can tangle and frizz with wear. It is important that the frizz is corrected early to avoid permanent damage to the fiber. Use a flat iron to smooth any frizz before washing
• Use HD smooth detangling spray with a wide tooth comb DAILY to detangle HD wigs. This is especially important with mid-length to long length HD wigs or hairpieces
• To add texture and definition, use a small amount of contour fiber crème and apply using fingertips

Compatibility

Can be applied with adhesive, bond, or the included pressure-sensitive clips. The polyurethane-coated tabs allow use with adhesive after clip removal.

How to use

Remove tangles with a wide tooth comb before washing. Wet hair with cool water, lather gently with synthetic shampoo, and rinse until clear. Pat dry with a towel, detangle, and air dry on a wig stand. Style with heat tools up to 350°F, preferably 270°–280°F, using a thermal protectant spray.

Jon Renau Top Trend HD Wavy 18" Topper