Knotting in hair replacement refers to which concept?

• A. Tying the wig to scalp
• B. Weaving hair in
• C. Attaching strands of hair to a unit
• D. Knotting ends of natural hair

Answer: (C)

Knotting in hair replacement is the technique of attaching individual hair strands to the base of a wig or hairpiece by tying knots at the root. This method anchors each strand to the unit itself, allowing natural movement and a more lifelike appearance because the hair appears rooted in the cap. It’s distinct from securing the entire wig to the scalp, which is about fastening the whole unit to the head, and from weaving or sewing hair into the base, which use different construction methods. Attaching strands to the unit through knotting specifically describes how the hair is fixed to the replacement base.