About Grey Wigs

What grey wig shades and styles are in this collection?

A style belongs here when it comes in one of our grey shades, and grey covers more ground than you might expect. Midnite Pearl is a dark brown with silver strands running through it and a lighter grey around the face. Silver Stone is a salt and pepper blend. Moonlight is a very light grey, and White is the color of fresh snow.

The cuts run short through long. You will find cropped pixie shapes, chin length bobs, layered styles that sit at the shoulder, and long styles with softly feathered ends. Wispy bangs and side-swept fronts turn up throughout, and some of these have wave and curl rather than a smooth finish.

Machine teased caps, lace fronts and monofilament tops are all here. That gives you fullness at the crown, a natural looking hairline you can wear off your face, or a part that reads as scalp. Grey styles come in our petite, average and large caps.

How to choose a grey wig shade that looks like your own

Grey is not one color, and a photograph flattens all of it into the same silver. Your own grey may be light at the temples and much darker through the back.

Decide which word describes you before you look at a single style. Silver Stone is a salt and pepper blend with a light grey around the face. Moonlight is a very light grey. White is a fresh snow color. Frosted Taupe is a very light brown blended with a soft grey, for hair that has not gone fully silver yet.

Once the right word fits, the photos get easy to read. The Wig Color Guide carries a written description for every grey shade we sell, and reading the description beats judging a color on your screen.

If you have been coloring to cover your grey and you like what you see in the mirror, you do not need a grey wig at all. A brown or a blonde shade will look more like the hair you have been wearing, and nobody will read it as a change.