How To Wash Your Wigs
Washing your curly wig regularly helps keep it looking as fresh and natural as possible.
To achieve this:
•Fill a sink with water( warm water would be better).
•Add a small amount of shampoo with hair care ingredients, and submerge your wig.
•Squeeze out any excess water, being careful not to wring it out.
•Rinse thoroughly in water, then gently squeeze out any excess liquid again and dry with a towel.
Alternatively when you don’t have time for a full wash, spray your human hair wig with water mixed with conditioner. Just like in real hair, a little bit
of moisture will help curls bounce back and appear fresh. This will make your curls mimic what naturally healthy curls look like after they’ve been
dampened with some water.
Wig Care Tips Shipping
- Take care of the wig like your own natural hair.
- When combing the wig, better from the ends firstly, then the middle, finally from top to ends. For stubborn tangles, detangle it with your hands firstly before combing.
- When washing the wig, don’t wring or rub the hair. Especially, don’t use hot water, use warm water or cool water.
- That’s ok to only do conditioner usually, and do shampoo if a lot of dust or chemical products has been piled onto the hair over several installs.
- After washing, be sure to moisturize the hair when it’s wet. Then put the wig on a wig stand and leave it to air dry, any type of heat is damaging to the hair.
- Don’t be wearing the wigs straight for a very long time, like over two months. Switch it up normally and give your wig a break.
- When taking off the wig, storage it into a silky bag to keep dust from going on the hair and keep it in place.
- Dryness just leads to breakage, be sure to keep the hair moisturized and ready to go when you need them.
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