Wig Information

Human Hair Wigs

Made from 100% human hair, these wigs offer the most natural look and feel. They can be styled with heat tools and colored just like natural hair.

• Most natural appearance and texture
• Can be heat styled and colored
• Longer lifespan with proper care
• Higher price point

Synthetic Wigs

Made from synthetic fibers, these wigs are more affordable and require less maintenance. They come pre-styled and hold their shape well.

• Affordable and low maintenance
• Pre-styled and ready to wear
• Color doesn't fade
• Cannot be heat styled (unless heat-friendly)

Lace Front Wigs

Feature a lace front that creates a natural-looking hairline. The rest of the wig has a more traditional cap construction.

• Natural-looking hairline
• Can be parted in multiple directions
• More breathable than full lace
• Good balance of natural look and durability

Full Lace Wigs

Entire cap is made of lace, allowing for maximum versatility in styling and the most natural appearance.

• Most versatile styling options
• Can be worn in ponytails and updos
• Most natural appearance
• Requires more careful handling

Daily Care

• Brush gently with a wide-tooth comb or wig brush
• Store on a wig stand or mannequin head when not wearing
• Avoid sleeping in your wig to prevent tangling
• Use a silk or satin pillowcase if you must sleep in it

Washing Instructions

1. Fill a basin with cool water and add wig shampoo
2. Gently swish the wig in the water for 2-3 minutes
3. Rinse thoroughly with cool water
4. Apply conditioner, avoiding the roots
5. Rinse again and gently squeeze out excess water
6. Place on a wig stand to air dry

Styling Tips

• Always use heat protectant before heat styling
• Use low heat settings to prevent damage
• For synthetic wigs, use only heat-friendly products
• Experiment with different partings for variety
• Use styling products designed for wigs

How long do wigs last?

With proper care, human hair wigs can last 1-2 years, while synthetic wigs typically last 4-6 months with regular wear.

Can I swim in my wig?

It's not recommended to swim in wigs as chlorine and salt water can damage the fibers. If you must, use a swim cap or consider a dedicated swimming wig.

How do I prevent shedding?

Proper care, gentle handling, and using the right products can minimize shedding. Some shedding is normal, especially with new wigs.