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Sample rows

10 of the 436 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 79 businesses, 55 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 48.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 414 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 409 rated businesses is 4.7, and 105 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 305 email addresses, 133 (44%) are role addresses such as info@, 46 (15%) name a person and 126 (41%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this wig shop email list?

The CSV has 436 Google Maps listings in the Wig shop category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a store that sells wigs, hair extensions, closures, lace fronts and often hair care and styling products to the public. Some are small boutiques run by a stylist, some are beauty supply stores with a wig wall, and some are fitting studios that serve customers with hair loss. A store listed once on the map makes one row.

There are 305 rows with an email address, taken from the shop's own website, one per business. Phone numbers appear on 420 rows and a website on 324. Many wig shops sell through Instagram and a booking page, so the phone number is often the fastest way to reach a boutique that does not check email.

Every row has the same category, Wig shop. Retail stores, custom wig studios and hair vendors that sell online share it, and the shop name and website sort them out.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets on the columns it holds. Here is what helps for wig retailers.

The shop name column carries product clues. Words like lace, closure, hair, extensions, braids, bundles or beauty often mark a store selling human hair and extensions. Words like medical, cancer, hair loss, prosthesis or boutique suggest a fitting studio that serves clients in treatment. Names built around a person, such as a stylist's first name, point to a one-chair studio.

The city and state columns suit a seller who delivers locally, such as a mannequin head dealer or a display fixture maker. Wig stores concentrate in large metros with big salon trade, and the city list below shows where.

The email columns split into 46 named-person addresses, 133 role addresses such as info@ or shop@, and 126 on free webmail domains. The large webmail group is a feature of this trade: many wig shops are owner-run and use a personal inbox. If you want a personal tone, start with those and the named addresses.

• Name keywords: lace, closure, extensions, braids, medical, beauty.
• City: a metro where you can deliver or visit.
• Email type: named owner, shared shop inbox, owner on webmail.
• Website: a booking page often means a studio, a cart means a retailer.

Who buys a wig shop email list?

Suppliers to wig shops are the main buyers. Wig and hair manufacturers and importers want retail accounts for human hair bundles, synthetic wigs, lace units and extensions. A wholesale seller needs a list of stores because most wig shops buy from several vendors and switch when prices or quality change.

Other buyers sell around the stock. Wig stands, mannequin heads and display makers pitch the sales floor. Adhesive, tape and wig cap suppliers sell consumables that fitting studios reorder. Hair care brands that make shampoo, conditioner and detangler for wigs look for shelf space. Packaging firms sell boxes and bags with a shop logo. Point-of-sale and online store software vendors, booking apps and merchant card services reach owner-run stores that take payments in person and online. Photographers and social media agencies pitch shops that depend on before-and-after images.

How do you run outreach to wig shops?

A wig shop owner is often the person at the counter or in the fitting chair, so mail is read on a phone between customers. Keep the message to a few lines, name the product you sell, and ask a single question. Afternoons and early evenings work better than mornings, since many boutiques open late and stay open on weekends.

Write to the three email groups differently. For the 46 named-person addresses, begin with the person's first name. The 133 role addresses reach a shop inbox that the owner or one assistant checks, so ask them to forward the note to whoever orders stock. The 126 webmail addresses are the owner in most cases, so a short, personal message does best.

Open the shop's page first. A store that shows lace fronts and bundles wants different suppliers from a studio that fits medical wigs. A vendor of synthetic wigs should write to the shops that list synthetic wigs and not to a store that sells only human hair. Include a sample offer or a price sheet, since shops compare vendors on wholesale price and shipping speed.

Dedupe by website domain, send in batches of a few hundred, and read replies before the next batch.

What email rules apply when you contact wig shops?

Messages to a wig boutique must carry your valid physical postal address. They must also offer an opt-out that works, and you must honor requests quickly. A shop owner reading on a phone at the counter should see the opt-out line above the fold of a short message.

Which states and cities should you start with?

In California the file shows 79 wig shops and 55 emails. Florida has 48 listings with 34 emails, Texas 37 with 26, and New York 33 with 23. Georgia has 18 listings and 13 emails, Arizona 13 and 9, New Jersey and Ohio 12 each with 8, and Colorado and Illinois 10 each with 7.

Los Angeles has 17 listings, the largest city count. Brooklyn has 11, Miami, Chicago and Dallas 9 each, and Atlanta and New York 8 each. Baltimore and Houston have 7 each, and San Diego 6.

A hair vendor with a warehouse in one region can pick the nearest cluster: Los Angeles and San Diego on the West Coast, Brooklyn, New York and Baltimore on the East Coast, or Atlanta, Miami and Dallas for the South. Shipping is cheaper and faster inside one cluster, which matters when stores compare vendors.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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