About Us

Natural Wigs is a wholly-owned subsidiary of A&A Studios Ltd, one of the UK’s leading hair piece and hair advisory clinics.

Established in 1947, we at A&A Studios are actively involved in supplying products and developing new hair piece technologies.  We supply ladies wigs (real hair and synthetic), full and partial hair pieces for men and women and real hair extensions.

For the past 60 years, we have been repeatedly selected as a major supplier to NHS in Scotland and England, providing alopecia and chemotherapy/radiotherapy patients with hair pieces and wigs.

We are also proud to be active supporters of Teenage Cancer Trust and The Little Princess Trust, working with leading UK hairdressers to supply hair pieces to young people with hair loss.

In November 2009, A&A Studios joined Trevor Sorbie’s “My New Hair” charity initiative, a service that assists women with hair loss problems around the UK. 

As an experienced and knowledgeable hair advisory clinic, A&A Studios is one of the few suppliers entrusted by Aderans (the world’s largest hair piece manufacturer) to design, fit and style Cyberhair®, a patented hair piece system for men and women.  Furthermore, we have been exclusively selected by New Zealand-based Freedom® Wig Ltd to offer state-of-the-art Freedom® wigs, a human hair wig that utilises new suction technology that moulds to the scalp.

Our HQ is in Edinburgh and there are 24 A&A Studios’ hairdressing agents throughout the UK.We care for all individuals who suffer from hair problems and A&A Studios is 100% committed to delivering the highest standard of products and service.  Our team consists of qualified hairdressers who are highly-trained to meet the needs of our customers.

Many customers do attend our Edinburgh clinic from afar and we are pleased to advise on travel or accommodation if required.  Please feel free to contact us with your enquiry.

Products and services include ladies wigs, specialist wigs for children, hair replacement for men, hair pieces, real hair wigs and hair integration.