A&D Beauty Water Wave 13x4 Glueless HD Lace Human Wig Virgin Hair

1. Washing:

From extra-long wigs to super short wigs, all wigs need to be washed. Before washing, comb your wig out with a wide-tooth comb to remove all tangles. Start at the ends and work up towards the cap. Try to avoid using a brush, which can cause breakage. Do not fully submerge your wig. Rather, hold it under running, cool water, allowing the water to run from roots to ends. Use a small amount of shampoo and evenly distribute it throughout the hair in a downwards motion. Rinse your wig by holding it under running, cool water until the water runs clear. Squeeze the strands gently to press out excess water. Next, apply conditioner to the end of the hair only. Applying conditioner to the roots can cause the hair to fall out. Leave the conditioner on for about 1-2 minutes without exceeding 5 minutes. Rinse your natural hair wig gently and towel dry. If you have one, it’s a good idea to let it dry naturally on a wig stand. 

2. Avoid heat styling:

As you might with your natural hair, it is important to keep heat styling to a minimum with your wig. Blow dryers, curling irons, and straighteners can cause serious damage to hair by drying it out and breaking off the strands. You can certainly use these tools from time to time, but make sure to use a heat protectant on your human hair wig before styling. Electric rollers on a low or medium setting are a great way to achieve soft curls without using too much heat.

3. Do not use oil based Hair products:

Using hairspray, gel, or pomade on your wig can cause it to become oily and messy. There are lots of non-oily products available that you can use to keep your wig styled, shiny, and in good shape. In fact, you can even buy wig spray that is specifically formulated for wig maintenance. A leave-in conditioning spray is a good idea for your natural hair and for your wig. Spritzing your wig with a light shine serum is a great way to make sure it is manageable without weighing it down and causing it to become greasy.

4. Store the wig properly:

While you are not using your wig, it is important to store it properly. Be sure to keep it somewhere that does not get direct sunlight, which fades hair color quickly and can be drying. A wig stand is helpful, but not essential. It can help the wig’s cap maintain its shape, but might also be hard to find a place for in your home. When your buy your wig, hold onto the original packaging. You can always use that to store your wig properly. If you’ve already thrown it away, you can use a shoebox lined with tissue paper, an airtight plastic container, or a plastic, sealable bag. Make sure to always take off your wig before going to sleep, as it can easily become matted and damaged. It should also never be worn while you are swimming or taking a shower. Always comb your wig before storing it in order to keep in fresh and tangle-free. Keep them in a cool, dry place, such as your closet, and make sure they are completely dry before storing. 

1. Looks and Feels Natural

2. Human Hair Wigs Are Easy to Customize

3. Human Hair Wigs Last Longer

4. Human Hair Is Easier to Maintain

5. Pre-Plucked

5. Pre-Bleached