Wigs are artificial hair ornaments, mainly used to cover hair loss, shape or match special clothing needs.For daily wear, avoid high temperatures and folding, use neutral detergent to wash, and choose a suitable style according to your face shape.
1. Avoid exposure to high temperatures as the material used in wigs is not heat-resistant (unless specifically marked as high-temperature silk).
2. Synthetic fiber wigs cannot be dyed. If trimming is necessary, consult a professional stylist.
3. Use gentle brushing. The wig should be combed before use, and a light brushing after the wig is put on will suffice. A sparse brush is generally recommended for combing wigs. Use a sideways brushing technique, not a straight brush, and use gentle brushing.
4. Avoid using hairpins. To prevent the wig from being blown away by strong winds, some people use hairpins to secure it. However, avoid clamping too hard, as this can damage the wig's mesh. Therefore, it's best not to use hairpins. Decorative headbands can be used to secure the hair.
5. A small amount of hair loss during the wear and styling process is normal.
6. When not wearing, store it in its original packaging. When you need to wear it, give it a gentle shake to restore it to its original shape.
7. When combing a long wig, separate it into sections and comb from the bottom up, being gentle and patient.
8. If your wig becomes tangled and difficult to comb, do not pull it hard. Instead, spray it with a non-greasy wig conditioner and then carefully untie it.
9. Be careful not to spray your wig with gel, wax, or other hairsprays, as this will make it sticky.
10. Using a non-greasy wig conditioner (easy to use: just spray it lightly before wearing) will make your wig smooth, shiny, and prevent static electricity, keeping it moisturized like the day you bought it!