How to Take Care of a Human Hair Wig

Pre-Wash

• Gently remove tangles with fingers or a wide-tooth comb. Start at the ends and slowly work toward the roots to avoid damage. Do not brush.

Wash 

• Do not soak or submerge product. Rinse by holding the hair under running cool water. Allow the water to run from roots to ends.

• Place a small amount of shampoo for color-treated hair in your hand, evenly and gently stroke it through the hair in a downwards motion from the roots to the ends.

• Rinse by holding under running cool water until the water runs clear. Gently squeeze to press out excess water. Do not twist or wring.

Condition 

• Place a small amount of conditioner for color-treated hair in your hand, evenly and gently work it through the hair in a downwards motion from the mid-shaft down to the ends avoiding the base and root. Applying conditioner to the base may cause shedding.

• Leave conditioner on for 1-2 minutes or follow the conditioner manufacturer’s instructions. Do not exceed 3-5 minutes.

• Rinse by holding under running cool water until the water runs clear. Gently squeeze or use a clean, dry towel to press out excess water. Do not twist or wring.

• Place wet wig on a wig stand until it is completely dry. Finger styling is recommended.

Styling 

Style as desired: 

• To straighten, take a 1 inch section starting at the roots and run a flat iron to the ends.

• To curl, wrap the hair around a curling iron and hold for 10 seconds and release.

• If desired use hair spray on the final styled product.

Tips & Tricks

• Wash or rinse all human hair products and style before wearing. Human hair is not ready to wear out of the box.

• Rinsing with hot water will damage the cap.

• Do not dry on a solid form or mannequin head to avoid stretching the cap.

• We do not recommend sleeping, showering or swimming while wearing the wig.

• Store the wig on a wig stand to avoid unwanted kinks or crimps.

• Lace is delicate and should not be tugged or pulled.

• Avoid brushing the hair when wet to prevent damage.

• Any cutting or chemical processes, such as perming or coloring, should be done by a professional hair stylist. We do not recommend lifting or bleaching human hair; depositing color provides the best result.