17 Best Wigs on Amazon in Every Color and Style
Switch up your look with these top-rated wigs made from human hair and synthetics.

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There are so many reasons to wear a wig: hair loss, protective styling, religious traditions, convenience, style experimentation. But whatever your motivation may be, one thing is certain: You want a wig that makes you feel confident, and that fits your style and budget. That can be a surprisingly tall order, especially when it comes to shopping for wigs online.
To help you find the best wigs on Amazon, our editors checked ratings and scoured customer reviews to suss out which products are actually worth your money. In addition to vetting a diverse range of synthetic and human hair wigs in a variety of styles and colors, we also consulted Tamika Gibson, a certified wig maker and professional cosmetologist, who provided us with expert insights on what to look for when shopping for a quality wig.
Our top picks:
When it comes to choosing the right wig for your needs, you'll want to consider the wig type (options include synthetic hair made from plastic fibers, human hair wigs made with donated hair or a mix of both) and the wig cap construction (lace front, full lace, traditional cap and more), as well as the style, color and length.
Once you've browsed our reviews, read up on more expert wig shopping advice at end of this article. Looking for more ways to level up your hair game? Check out our articles our guides to the best hair products, how to make your hair grow fast and how to fix damaged hair.
Marielle Marlys is a freelance writer at Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan who graduated from New York University with a degree in Journalism and Global Liberal Studies, and with a Master of Arts in International Relations and Affairs. Additionally, she has held internships at Modern Luxury, Good Housekeeping and Cosmopolitan magazines, CNBC, The Borgen Project, and Almost 30 podcast. Although Marielle is a proud Jersey girl, she has also lived in Florence, Italy and Madrid, Spain.
Jacqueline (she/her) was a commerce editor for Good Housekeeping from 2021 to 2024. Prior to joining GH, she was a style and beauty reviews fellow at Insider, testing viral trends, reviewing sustainable brands and more. She's a graduate of the University of Florida's School of Journalism, with a specialty in magazines and mass communication.


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