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Hair Integration Systems: These pieces look kind of like hairnets with hair attached. You pull your remaining natural hair through the holes.Cost: Varies as much as wigs sale and toppers depending on the product and the company.Pro's: You have your own hair pulled through to better match color and texture.
Con's: It is hard to get an integration piece to look natural. Mine looked like I had stiches in my head because the holes were too big. You have to spend quite a bit of time daily pulling your hair through the holes with what looks like a giant crochet hook. I think that integration pieces sound great because it integrates your natural hair but in reality are hard to pull off for someone who is thinning (especially on top). That being said, I have seen some topper/integration combo pieces that are mesh on top with integration 'netting' along the sides and back so that you have the best of both worlds in a sense.
Comfort: Mine was terribly uncomfortable, but I can't do clips so that was the biggie for me. It was also very heavy and pulled. However, my entire Sequence experience sucked from beginning to end, so there ya have it. Anyone with positive integration experience please let me know how comfortable it is so I can add that here.