Hair toppers or pieces, hair wigs you can use to address hair thinning, usually come with clips so you can attach them to your hair. However, this method is time-consuming. Besides that, many people feel insecure when wearing a hair topper with clips. That's because it can detach due to strong winds and even slip sometimes. Luckily for you, there are some alternative ways that you can secure your hat without using pins or gel!
How Do You Secure A Hair Topper Without Using Clips?
Get A No Attachment Topper
Many hair toppers on the market come with anti-slip band placement. If you prefer not to use clips, consider these alternative products instead. Anti-slip bands enhance friction to secure wigs in place while improving comfort: they distribute pressure more gently and evenly than clips or headbands alone.
Product Recommendations
Maylene | Blonde Balayage Remy Human Hair Lace Front Wig is a perfect choice for women who want large coverage for thinning hair without clips. This wig features adjustable straps, an anti-slip elastic band, ear tab supporters, and strategically placed combs and clips, ensuring a secure fit without the need for glue as long as the wig size is right.

Wearing With Wire
If you have a topper that comes with clips but would like the flexibility to alternate between different securing methods, a design that includes both clips and wire can be a great option. Before trying this method, be sure to carefully learn how to safely remove the clips.
Once the clips are removed, you can use wire to secure the topper at the front of your head. This method works best for covering exposed areas on the crown, but it is not suitable for holding longer hair sections, such as bangs. For a natural look, always choose a clear wire to avoid visible lines.
Product Recommendations
5.5"x5.5" Claire | Mono Top Remy Human Hair Topper | Lace Front features a snug and adjustable halo-wire that comfortably follows the shape of your head. It can be used together with the clips for enhanced security, or worn on its own for relaxed, everyday wear.

Wearing With Tape
Just like lace fronts and closures, you can use tape to wear a hair topper without clips.
How to Wear a Hair Topper Without Clips?
Firstly, choose a water-resistant double-sided tape with strong adhesion for secure placement, and apply the tape directly to the base of the topper.
Secondly, lightly shave or trim the crown area of your head so that the tape adheres to the scalp rather than your natural hair. This helps ensure better hold and longer-lasting wear.
Finally, once the topper is fully unfolded, place it onto your head and gently press down on the areas where the tape has been applied to secure it in place.
You can choose accessories for your human hair toppers and human hair wigs on this page at Uniwigs:https://www.uniwigs.com/117-hair-accessories.
No matter which method you choose—anti-slip bands, wire, or tape—the key is finding the solution that makes you feel comfortable, secure, and confident. With the right fit and technique, your hair topper or wig can stay perfectly in place all day, giving you peace of mind and a flawless look. Explore the full range of accessories and products at Uniwigs to find the perfect fit for your needs, and enjoy worry-free wear every time.
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