Some Tips For Cleaning Your Human Hair Wigs

Is washing a wig the same as your own hair? Do you have any special requirements for toiletries? refer to today's content.

Tips:

Before washing your long bundles, we recommend that you comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb to reduce the risk of tangles.

Don't choose alcohol/sulfate-free shampoos, because they strip the hair of its natural oils and affect the quality of the 613 hair, making hair more prone to tangles.

We should avoid products containing the following ingredients: SLS, sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium lauryl polyether sulfate, ethyl alcohol, SD alcohol 40, propyl alcohol, isopropyl, and propyl.

After perusing these tips, it's time to start the formal shampoo process.

Fill a sink or basin with water

If your wig is tightly curled, or you don't want to change the original shape of your wig, washing it in cold water is a good option.

The water temperature can be around 10-15 degrees.

The colder the water, the harder it is to change the type of wig you want to keep.

If you want to relax your hair, you can use hot water.

Add shampoo to the water

The next step is to add some shampoo to the water when it's full to get some lather. Before putting wigs in water, we recommend that you brush them off.

Once it's wet, it's hard to brush it out.

After your wig is brushed off, you just put it in the water.

Make sure it's completely submerged.

Let soak for 5-10 minutes

You can then gently stir the wig in the water to make sure you shampoo it all the way through.

We recommend letting the wig soak in water for 10-15 minutes.

We recommend that you gently clean the front of the lace, the front of the lace does not need any heavy scrubbing.

If you want to make sure it's clean, you can scrub the lace around it by hand.

Wash away the shampoo

Wash the shampoo off the wig. Continue cleaning until the water is bubble-free.

If the faucet is small and takes a while to clean, use the sprayer on the sink to rinse the wig faster.

Make sure the sink is clean at the end, then rinse the wig again.

Short wigs may be relatively easy and quick to clean, but if they are longer wigs, they need to be taken more seriously.

Take care of your wig

Choose a mild wig conditioner.

Then, you can apply the conditioner on the palm of your hand, starting at the bottom of the wig. As you apply the conditioner, gently brush the hair with your fingers, not too much, and keep the hair soft.

Try not to apply it at the roots as this can make the wig look greasy and dirty.

You can let the conditioner sit for 1-5 minutes, but it's best to follow the instructions on the conditioner bottle.

Once the time is up, rinse with cold water from the top to the end of the wig, making sure to rinse off any conditioner before blow-drying.

Lay the wig flat on a towel and let it dry

Roll out the towel completely and place the wig inside so that the towel completely covers the wig.

Gently press and roll the wig.

The towel will absorb excess moisture from the wig.

Be gentle, because too much force can damage your wig.

After basic wiping, you can lay the wig flat on a towel and let it dry.

The length of time it takes to dry a wig varies according to its thickness, length, and style.

Normal wigs usually need to be left overnight, but to avoid damage, it's best to wait until dry before brushing.

You can place it on your styrofoam head, or you can place it on your own head for combing.

If hair looks or becomes stiff as it dries, simply shake the wig or hair bundle and comb it out for instant softness.

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