Is Gene Simmons’ Hair Real or Toupee? Truth Revealed

They say the rock music industry has its share of icons. The one we will be talking about is often associated with loud guitars and sold-out stadiums. You may also remember, “See you, feel you in your dreams tonight!” Yes, it’s Gene Simmons, the rock and roll legend.

The bassist and co-lead singer of KISS is a fire-breathing icon. But lately, the Demon has gained attention for something a little less fiery… His hair. A lot of his fans have started whispering, ‘is the hair real or a hair system. Don’t worry, detective Lordhair, once again, has decided to solve a hairy mystery.

In this blog, we will unearth the truth behind Gene Simmons’ hair and share whether it’s real or not. We will also tell you how to achieve his signature mane even if you’re suffering from hair loss. But before we do this, let us learn about who the DEMON really is!

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Who is Gene Simmons?

Well, if you’re someone who grew up in the 70s, 80s, or even the 90s, chances are you've stumbled upon the booming sounds of KISS blasting from your parents' stereo. And if that's the case, you probably already know exactly who Gene Simmons is. But for those born after the face paint revolution, buckle up because we're about to tell you about the fascinating life of the Demon himself.

Gene Simmons is an Israeli-American musician. He co-founded the iconic rock band KISS in the early 1970s. Born in Chaim Witz in 1949, he's not just the fire-breathing, blood-spitting demon on stage. He is also the band’s bassist and co-lead singer. His powerful vocals and stage persona really feel like absolute force.

However, we bet many of our readers are not aware of this - KISS is just one facet of this multifaceted rock legend. “Wait, really? How much talent does this man possess?”, you must be thinking. We know, right?

Gene Simmons is a savvy businessman. You know who built the KISS brand into a global phenomenon? Yes, the demon himself! And there’s still so much more to tell about him! Mr. Simmons is also a reality TV star, and has appeared with his longtime partner Shannon Tweed in their show Gene Simmons Family Jewels.

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And let’s not forget his acting career! Gene Simmons has appeared in many popular films like Runaway and Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park.

So, there you have it. Gene Simmons is way more than just a rock and roll icon. Whether you know him from his thunderous bass lines, his iconic stage persona, or his shrewd business ventures, there's no denying the lasting impact of the Demon!

Is Gene Simmons's Hair Real or Toupee?

Okay, here comes the moment you’ve all been waiting for. Not long ago, there was a photo circulating on the internet in which the Demon can be seen bald. The picture was released by his band’s manager. Upon seeing it, many people started to believe that Gene had actually gone bald. And that he wears a hair toupee to conceal baldness and keep his on-stage persona intact.

However, Lordhair, being Lordhair, decided to do some research and discovered that the picture in which we all saw Gene Simmon with a shiny, bald dome is nothing but him donning a skull prosthetic. Now those who don’t know, it’s basically a bald cap. In 2019, the legendary musician himself joked about those who were under the mistaken impression that he was genuinely done with his beautiful long locks and now wears hairpiece for recovery.

Still skeptical? Here, check out this Tweet from Gene Simmons:

Even if the rock and roll icon happens to be bald, he likely spent thousands of $$$ to keep his hair situation a SECRET. Meaning, the true story behind his hair will probably remain hidden unless there’s a catastrophic stage mishap. (Which we really don’t want to happen tbh)

So, we all can say that Gene Simmons's long hair is as real as his charisma on stage. He also surely doesn’t rely on a men’s hair toupee.

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How to Achieve Hair Like Gene Simmons?

While many of you have your answer, there’s still one burning question to address, i.e. how on earth do I achieve a mane as epic as Gene? There’s no doubt how beautiful his hair looks. But before we tell you about the secret, let’s be honest: genetics play a role.

However, that doesn’t mean you can’t achieve a showstopping head of hair yourself. If you’re looking for serious hair volume and that signature Gene Simmons style, we highly recommend you use high-quality men’s hairpiece from Lordhair.

These aren’t your grandpa’s wigs. Modern-day hair units are crafted with comfort and undetectability in mind. Wondering how they are made? Okay, imagine a breathable base material that is secured well on your scalp. This base carries meticulously woven hair (either by hand or using advanced machines) that mimics natural hair growth on your head.

And the best part? Lordhair hair replacement and toupees are super durable. With proper maintenance, they can last for months, giving you confidence to rock that headbanging hair for as long as you want. And let’s not forget the customization! The level of freedom we give our customers in terms of customizing their hair unit is amazing.

In fact, the cost of hair systems and toupees won’t burn a hole in your pocket. We offer a wide range of hair recovery units at competitive prices. With some research and assistance, you can be rocking your own version of Gene Simmons’ legendary hair in no time!

Check out how amazing this man looks after wearing one of Lordhair’s stock hair replacements:

Gene Simmons’ Hair is Super. Yours Can Be Too

There you go!

We demystified the truth behind Gene Simmons’ hair. Whether it’s all-natural or has a little help, one thing is for sure: the demon of rock and roll sure knows how to make a statement. And now, you do too! So, are you ready to unleash your inner rockstar with the mane that makes you feel worthy of walking with confidence on the streets? Head over to Lordhair and get your men’s hairpiece for sale today.