Lace wigs offer the perfect opportunity to ‘rest’ your hair or take a break from chemical processing, but please remember not to neglect your natural hair. Here are a few maintenance tips to keep your hair healthy.
Do - Use styrofoam head or wig block to wash, condition or treat your wig. If your wig block cannot hold water use a protective plastic covering.
Do - Use a knot sealer to help significantly reduce shedding.
Do - Use specialist wig shampoos and conditioners.
Do - Deep condition your lace wig using specialist wig conditioners. Keep products away from the base cap and rinse thoroughly.
Do - Wash and rinse hair using cool water - never hot water.
Do - Minimise your use of heat styling - and use low heat settings.
Do - Fingercomb hair instead of using comb - this will help maintain curls.
Do - Handle your lace wig delicately.
Do - Seek advice if unsure before carrying out any wig care.
Lace wigs offer the perfect opportunity to ‘rest’ your hair or take a break from chemical processing, but please remember not to neglect your natural hair. Here are a few DON'TS.
Don't - Brush curly hair when hair is dry.
use flat irons too often - a curly wig is designed to be curly!
Don't - Brush curly hair when hair is dry.
Don't - Attempt to dye your wig or change its fundamental structure. (ie, try to make a straight wig curly).
Don't - Comb the hair too vigorously.
Don't - Use heavy grease products - they may loosen the knots and cause shedding. If you must use dressing products use small amounts and away from the cap base.
Don't - Fold your wig - when not in use place your wig on a correctly sized wig stand to maintain its shape.
Storage Tip: Using dressmakers' or 'T'-pins carefully pin your wig onto the head to keep in place being careful not to damage the lace. For long term storage keep in a covered box.
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