How to care for your Closure Wigs during the summer? Here are some tips and products designed to make your wig care process simple this holiday season, ensuring that you can still pull off all the adorable updos and styles you have planned for your beautiful wig!
Ways to Take Care of Your Wig This Summer
Tip1:Deep Conditioning
Deep conditioning not only prevents frizziness, dryness, and strand breakage, but it can also revive the softness, thickness, and texture of a Lace Closure Wig that is exposed to dry air.Regular conditioners don’t moisturize as well as deep conditioners, so you should use a deep conditioning mask a few times a week.
Tip2:Help Your Wig Maintain Moisture
In the winter, dry weather can be damaging to your wig. Dry weather can strip the moisture out of your wig, which could make the Human Hair on the wig more brittle and prone to breaking.
Tip3:Keep it Dry
After washing your 4x4 Lace Closure Wig, be sure to dry it completely before leaving the house. Not only do you run the risk of getting sick, wandering about with a head of cold, wet hair, but the fibers can freeze, leading to breakage.
Tip4:Keep it Covered
Watch out for the breakage. Since your hair may be a little drier in the next couple of months, try to avoid wearing things like wool hats, earmuffs, etc. Beware of not only the products you put in your hair but also the things you wear on your head.
Tip5:Take Care of Tangles
In the winter, strong winds are more common, which can tangle up your wig. Unfortunately, a small tangle can easily turn into a knot, which is damaging to your wig and can lead to the loss of hair, which isn't replaceable. Wigs lack the natural oils that keep regular hair from becoming tangled.
Tip6:Storing your wig
The simplest way to store the wig when not in use is on a wig head. There are various types of wig heads, however, using a wig head made of fabric or Styrofoam allows for pins to clip the wig on securely. We recommend t-pins and remind you never to pin directly on the multi-directional crown. Pin the wig on the side of the crown and on the ears for a secure hold.
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