How to Make Your Human Hair Wig Last 2 Years: Complete Care Guide
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How to Make Your Human Hair Wig Last 2 Years: Complete Care Guide
A quality human hair wig is an investment. Most women who say their wig only lasted 3 to 6 months made preventable mistakes. Women who get 18 to 24 months out of the same wig follow a simple routine that takes less than 30 minutes per week.
The Golden Rule: Wash Every 7 to 10 Wears
Product buildup is the number one killer of human hair wigs. Wash your wig every 7 to 10 wears — not every day, which strips moisture, but regularly enough to prevent buildup. This applies to all our human hair wigs including the Body Wave Lace Front, Straight Lace Front, and all headband styles.
How to Wash a Human Hair Wig
Detangle before washing. Use cool water and sulfate-free shampoo. Apply deep conditioner, let sit 5 to 10 minutes, rinse thoroughly. Press out excess water gently with a towel and air dry on a wig stand. Never wring or rub the hair.
Deep Conditioning Is Not Optional
Human hair wigs do not receive natural oils from a scalp. Deep condition every 2 to 3 washes. Use a protein treatment monthly to maintain hair strength, especially for heat-styled or colored wigs.
Storage
Always store on a wig stand. Never store a damp wig. Never stack wigs on top of each other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sleep in my human hair wig?
Not recommended. If you must, braid or twist the hair, cover with a satin bonnet, and sleep on a satin pillowcase.
How do I keep my human hair wig from tangling?
Detangle before and after every wear from ends to roots. Apply a light leave-in conditioner. Wash regularly to prevent buildup.