The tips about how to moisturize your human hair wig

by Tasty wigs Beauty

Coconut oil is excellent to use if you’re looking to add moisture to your wig. It’s rich in vitamin E, fatty acids, and perfect for deeply nurturing moisture. If your hair is feeling dry, you can apply coconut oil as a hair mask once a week to increase hydration. Coconut oil is also a great frizz tamer. No matter the weather, coconut oil can defeat frizz and make your hair feel smooth and soft all day long.

1. Hair detached from the head and made into wigs and bundles etc. no longer produce natural oils like human hair attached to the head, hence the reason for constant moisturizing, once a 99j wig dries out tangling happens. Root matting and tangling worsens when roots are passed over with brush or comb and only the ends are tended to.

2. Pay close attention when caring for the hair to make sure that the body wave wig human hair is sectioned into smaller sections to start combing at the base of the unit.

3. Don't shampoo too aggressively, as this will pull out hair unnecessarily especially on lace base items. Simply dip the wig in/out as mentioned above.

4. Use conditioning spray throughout the day especially in warmer weather on curly textures if necessary on a daily basis.

Longer hair tends to get tangled and matted at the back of the neck, frequently brushing under the unit whether a 13x4 lace frontal wig unit or handmade wig unit from the base to prevent detangling. Coats, high collars, heat, or a lot of hair in the nape area can cause hair to become tangles. This is not a quality issue, this is simply daily maintenance that must be maintained to keep the quality of the hair integrity consistent.

5. Wash or rinse all human hair products and style before wearing. Human hair and ombre wigs are not ready to wear out of the box.

6. Rinsing with hot water will damage the cap.

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

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

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

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

11. Avoid brushing the hair when wet to prevent damage.

12. 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.

There is always more to learn about hair extensions as new trends arise. Be ready to add more hair knowledge.

Style with Care

The way you style your wig will depend on which type of human hair wig you own.

Wigs with a lace front cap can be styled away from your face, which means you can curl or wave the hair back, making the cap undetectable, even if you don’t wear bangs.

Lace front wigs usually come with pre-cut lace. If your wig wasn’t cut already, you will need to have the lace cut at a wig salon-like West Kiss Hair Loss Center or by visiting your hair replacement specialist.

To style your wig, you will first want to define the part. Use a wide-toothed comb and create a part on one side of your hair. For best results, consider having a professional hairstylist fashion your wig.

If you are doing the styling yourself, put the wig on your head and do your best to center the part so it fits with your head shape. You might want to try a few different options before you commit to being sure.

You can also style the wig while it’s being kept on a Styrofoam or metal wig stand. Regardless if it’s on your head or on a stand, a wet wig will be easier to style. Wet styling is also a good idea if you plan to opt for styles like roller sets.

Be gentle when styling to your preference. When finished, gently blot the hair dry with a towel. You can use a blow dryer, curling iron, or flat iron on low settings only. Electric rollers can be used on a medium setting.

Once your hair is styled, add a human hair wig shine serum to smooth the hair out and add some natural sheen. This step will also extend the life of your wig.

Full lace wigs and hair extensions are styled the same way as front lace wigs without all the cutting. Use cool blow drying and at least the lowest setting on all heat styling tools to avoid drying out or damaging your wig.

Don’t Sleep and Beware of Showering with Your Wig

We have discussed the things you should do with your human hair wig to keep it well-maintained. Now let’s discuss what you shouldn’t do. Here we are discussing two no-no’s: Never sleep or shower with your wig on.

It’s tempting to want to get home after a long night out and collapse on your bed until sleep finds you. You’ll just take your wig off in the morning, right? What’s the harm?

The harm doesn’t come from the actual wearing of the wig. Instead, it’s all the friction while you are tossing and turning at night that can do immense damage to the wig and each individual hair.

It’s only when you wake up in the morning with a dry, tangled mess that you will realize the errors of your ways. Don’t learn about this mistake the hard way.

Instead, always store your wig at night. If you don’t, your wig will have a shortened lifespan, you might lose hairs on your pillow through the night, and you will have to spend extra time moisturizing your wig to prevent the hairs from becoming brittle.

Besides, your scalp needs to breathe at some point, so storing your wig through the night is always the best idea.

It might also be tempting to shower with your wig on. Just jump in, give it a quick scrub down as you would with your natural hair, and go about your day. What could go wrong? The fact is, showering with your wig can work. As long as the pressure isn’t too strong.

For example, if you are at an outdoor pool or beach and you want to shower while wearing your wig, by all means, go ahead. As long as you stay away from heavy water pressure and high levels of heat, both of which can cause damage to your wig.