Purchased for a child, it was worn in situations where hats needed to be removed due to manners, such as indoors. Basically, it's fixed to the crown of the head at three points with pins on the back, blended with the natural hair using a brush, and tied into a single ponytail, with the sides secured with pins or barrettes. The child has now graduated. There's a slight difference due to the change in hairstyle, specifically the amount and color of the bangs, but it was purchased from a professional organization, so it was a reasonable price despite being made of human hair, which was helpful. I am grateful to those who donated their hair. It has been cleaned at a beauty salon. Would this be suitable for children in need?