Brushing:

● Use a wide-tooth comb or a brush designed specifically for wigs.
● Gently brush your wig starting from the ends, working your way up to the
roots to prevent tangling and shedding.

Styling:

● Avoid using high-heat styling tools on synthetic wigs. If your wig is heat-friendly, use the lowest setting.
● For human hair wigs, you may use heat styling tools, but always apply a heat protectant.

Wearing:

● Ensure your scalp is clean before putting on your wig.
● Use a wig cap to help secure your natural hair and prevent breakage.

Frequency:

● Wash your wig every 6-8 wears for synthetic wigs and every 10-15 wears for human hair wigs, or when it starts to look oily or loses its scent and volume.

Washing:

● Use lukewarm water and a mild shampoo specifically designed for wigs.
● Avoid regular hair shampoo as it can strip the wig of its natural shine.
● Gently swirl the wig in the water without rubbing. Rinse thoroughly.

Conditioning:

● Apply a wig conditioner evenly, avoiding the wig cap. Rinse with lukewarm water.

Drying:

● Pat the wig gently with a towel to remove excess water. Avoid wringing or
twisting.
● Place the wig on a wig stand and allow it to air dry naturally.
● Do not use a blow dryer unless it is set to a cool setting for synthetic wigs.

Short-Term:

● Place your wig on a wig stand or mannequin head to maintain its shape.
● Avoid storing it in direct sunlight.

Long-Term:

● If you won't be wearing your wig for an extended period, store it in a silk or satin bag to protect it from dust and moisture.

Travel:

● Use a wig travel box or a silk bag to keep your wig safe and maintain its style while traveling.

Tips:

● Avoid sleeping or showering in your wig to prevent tangling and matting.
● Keep your wig away from high temperatures, such as open ovens, grills, or fireplaces.
● Schedule regular maintenance checks if you wear your wig daily to keep it in its best condition.