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Wig Care

1. Washing Frequency: Wigs are generally washed about once a month, but you can also adjust this based on how often your child wears them.
2. Washing temperature: Wash with cold water or warm water.
3. Shampoo: You can use a regular shampoo when washing, and you can also use a regular conditioner if you want.
4. Drying Method: After washing, avoid using a hair dryer or other high-temperature devices to dry the wig. Instead, use a dry towel to gently absorb the excess moisture from the wig, and then place it in a well-ventilated area to avoid direct sunlight, which may damage the wig.
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5. Hair combing: Do not comb your hair immediately after washing, wait until it is dry and then use a special comb for care (steel or iron combs are better). Do not use plastic combs, as they may damage your hair. If your hair is long, use a wide-toothed comb to avoid breaking the hair.
When combing a wig, divide it into several sections and comb it from the bottom up, making sure to do it gently and patiently.
6. Curve Care: Straight hair can be styled with a comb, while curly hair can be managed with your fingers. Do not use a comb to comb it.
7. Care Liquid Care: If the wig becomes tangled and difficult to comb after wearing for a long time, do not pull forcefully. You should spray on a non-oily protective liquid and slowly comb it open. Be careful not to spray gel or hair spray on the wig.
The styling agents for wax or human hair can make the hair oily.
8. Wig caps can be tied into ponytails, but they are not suitable for tying too high, as it will show through the hair.
9. Hair preservation: Keep the hair in its original packaging when not wearing it. When you need to use or wear it, care for it, and the style will return.