Cleaning the Human Hair Wigs

A human hair wig is durable, generally costs more and has the most natural look and feel of any wig you can buy. It also can be dyed and treated the same as any human hair that grows from the scalp.

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  Detangle Gently remove tangles using a wide tooth comb, working gradually from the ends to the base.
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  Rinse Rinse with cool water to remove shampoo. Gently press with a towel to remove excess water. Do not rub or wring.
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  Wash Submerge your wig in cool water. Mix in a small amount of Shampoo for synthetic hair. Soak your wig for 3-5 minutes. Gently swirl without rubbing.
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  Rinse Rinse with cool water to remove shampoo. Gently press with a towel to remove excess water. Do not rub or wring.
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  Condition Condition Distribute Pure Care Hydra Conditioner or Pure Care Intensive Recovery Mask (every 5-6 conditions) evenly throughout hair.
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  Rinse Rinse with cool water to remove shampoo. Gently press with a towel to remove excess water. Do not rub or wring.
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  Dry & condition Place on a folding wig stand, spray with a Leave-in Conditioner, and allow to air dry. DO NOT WRING OR SQUEEZE.

Styling the Hair

It is advised you take it to a professional stylist for restyling. For a synthetic wig, a simple shake and go method works just fine. Place the wig on its wig stand and use hot rollers or a curling iron on a low setting to style the hair to your liking.

You can clip and pin different sections for a change of style, but as you get used to the wig, you will most likely find that you do not have to do anything at all to maintain its style.

Storing the Hair

When not in use, always put your wig on a mannequin or wig stand to maintain its shape. Frequency of cleaning will depend on your environment, lifestyle and amount of perspiration. Suggested guidelines for cleaning are after 10 to 14 days of wear.
It is best to store the human hair in its original container. Or you can store the hair in a plastic bag.

How to Apply A Lace Wig

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  1) Position the lace wig on your head. Align the hairline to a natural position by pulling the lace forward. Ensure the front ear taps are even and all the edges are at a natural position.
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  2) Tie the wig into a ponytail and then remove the wig. Carefully cut the lace off the edges of the wig.
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  3) Put wig adhesive just below your hairline. Ensure there is a small amount on the hairline all around your head.
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  4) Tie the wig into a loose ponytail. Line the wig to just before the adhesive. Position all the edges are in place. Push the wig down to form to the glue. Gently pull down the back hairline.