I always “pimp” my topper a little 😌✨ Especially my brunettes and darker rooted pieces. Blondes usually don’t need nearly as much pimping ☺️ The thin, flat front transition of an SL Topper with Closed Lace Front is transparent. Depending on your bio hair underneath — or if your parting isn’t lined up perfectly — that tiny closed lace area can sometimes look slightly darker than the rest of the parting. My trick? I dab a tiny bit of concealing powder on top to even it out. Then there’s the opposite situation ☺️ The silk area next to the parting can sometimes look a little lighter, especially where the silk ends at the front. There I use a little root powder that matches the hair color, bringing it right up to the front rim. Important: I don’t put the root powder where I actually part the hair — only on the left and right side of the parting. And no, you don’t have to do this every day 😅 Once applied, it usually stays put until you wash your topper. It might just need a tiny touch-up here and there in between. These little tricks are mainly useful for brunettes and darker roots, where there’s simply more contrast. With blondes, the transition naturally blends much more easily, so you’ll usually need little to no extra pimping ☺️ Tiny tweaks, BIG difference in the blend ✨ Topper in the video : SL topper with closed lace front color JUNE PRODUCTS USED: ✨ L’Oréal True Match Powder — choose a shade that matches your skin tone 🤎 Color Wow Root Cover Up — I’m using Medium Brown #HairTopper #TopperTips #HairLossSolutions #HairByV #AlternativeHair - @hair__by__v