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About Wig Care

1—Wigs are usually washed about once every 1-2 months, depending on how often you wear them.
Wash with cold water or lukewarm water, and use a regular shampoo. You can also use a regular conditioner.
3—Wash the wig thoroughly and avoid using a hair dryer or other high-temperature tools to dry it. 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 could damage the wig.
After washing, do not comb the wig immediately; wait until it is dry before you comb it.
5—Use a wig comb (steel or iron combs are better, oh!) Do not use plastic combs to comb!
6-curled hair generally does not need to be combed; after each curl is in place, it can be simply hand-tidied.
7—If the wig becomes tangled and difficult to comb after long-term use, do not pull forcefully. Instead, spray the wig with non-oil care liquid, and then gently and carefully comb it apart.
8—Do not spray hairspray, hair gel, or other styling products designed for real hair on wigs. This will make the wig sticky.
9—Using a wig's non-oily conditioner is simple: just spray it lightly on the wig before wearing to make the wig soft and shiny, and prevent static, keeping the wig moist and as fresh as when you first bought it!
Wigs can be tied up, but you can't tie them too high or your own real hair will come out from underneath.
When combing a longer wig, it should be divided into several sections from bottom to top, and it must be done gently with patience.
12 - A small amount of hair loss during the combing and wearing process is normal.
13—Usually, if you don't wear it, just put it back in its original packaging, and when you need to wear it, just shake it and it will be back to its original condition.