The present invention has a circumference that is equal to the circumference of the head and contains a thin inside layer and outside layer. The present invention can be worn under any artificial head covering to maintain or increase moisture and prevent damage to the natural hair of the wearer. The present invention is stretchable circumferentially and conforms to the shape of the head. This new invention does exist on the market and has never been commercialized. The present novel invention provides a solution to the problems outlined above, and provides a secure fit to the circumference of the head so as not to expose the hairline to unnecessary breakage. Nylon wig caps on the market also tend to be useless after four or five wears because they stretch out and lack sufficient stretch memory. Additionally, nylon wig caps do not, retain moisture to the hair therefore leaving it more susceptible to breakage especially for African-American customers. Therefore, the nylon wig caps currently on the market are likely to damage African-American hair when worn under wigs that are worn and changed like accessories in the current society. African-American women tend to have naturally dry hair that tends to break easily if not kept moisturized.

Further, nylon wig caps currently on the market tend to shrink or retreat from the hairline after a few hours of wear thereby exposing the hairline to the adhesives of the lace front wig or the rim of the wig causing unnecessary breakage or balding of the hairline. Current nylon wig caps tend to pull out hair strands when removed from head. The problem with wig caps currently on the market is that they are made of a nylon that does not adequately protect the hairline from the rim of the wig or the adhesive used on many wigs to secure the lace of the wig to the head and give a more natural appearance to the customer. This invention relates to a wig cap and more specifically a wig cap that effectively protects the hairline and the hair from thinning, baldness, and breakage as a result of wearing wigs and hats. Not Applicable REFERENCE TO MICROFICHE APPENDIX Claims the benefit of the provisional application #61710788 STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

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