TIPS FOR WIGS PROTECTION

1) Needs to Wash your Wig(s).

– Sulfate-free Shampoo and conditioner

Natural living being hair benefits from the oils produced by the scalp, but wigs don’t have a natural source of moisture, so avoid cleansing them with products that contain harsh detergents.

This is where sulfate-free shampoo and conditioners come in: They work as gentle cleansers, so you won’t damage the integrity of the hair.

 

2) How to Wash your Wig?

– Don’t wash them too much

How often wigs are washed depends on how frequently they are wore.

If a wig is worn daily, washing it twice a month is sufficient to ensure hair remains bouncy and fresh-looking for as long as possible.

But if you only wear a wig once in a while, a once-a-month wash will suffice. Never wash wigs more than twice in any given month, or you can risk damaging the unit and shortening its lifespan.

 

3) Safe Place to Keep your Wig?

– Keep all wigs on a mannequin head when not in use

Unless the wig is sewn to the person’s head, it is suggested that getting a mannequin head where you can rest it between wears very important.

This also works as a great way to keep your wig’s hairstyle intact as you get ready to go out. Leave it on the stand, then slip it on before heading out the door.

 

4) What to Avoid on Synthetic WIG?

– Do not use heat on synthetic wigs

Since synthetic wigs aren’t made from real hair, they typically cannot withstand heat styling or much manipulation.

The heat can actually melt the hair, so stay away from it altogether. If you want to style your synthetic wig, you can create big, bouncy curls by using flexi rods and other heatless tools.

5) Things not to be applied to WIG.

– Never use heavy oils or styling creams

You don’t want to weigh the hair down, so it’s best to avoid anything that will make it look greasy or leave residue that has to be washed out later.