Wig Care Guide

1. 1Detangle gently with a wide-tooth comb before washing, working from ends to roots.
2. 2Fill a basin with cool or lukewarm water - never hot water as this damages the hair cuticle.
3. 3Add sulphate-free shampoo and gently swirl the wig. Do not scrub or rub.
4. 4Rinse thoroughly with cool water until all shampoo is removed.
5. 5Apply moisturising conditioner from mid-length to ends. Avoid the roots and lace.
6. 6Leave conditioner on for 5-10 minutes then rinse with cool water.
7. 7Gently squeeze out excess water with a clean towel. Never wring or twist.

1. 1Pat gently with a microfibre towel to remove excess water.
2. 2Place on a wig stand to maintain its shape while drying.
3. 3Allow to air dry naturally whenever possible to preserve hair quality.
4. 4If using a blow dryer use the lowest heat setting. Always use heat protectant.
5. 5Never sleep with a wet wig as this causes tangling and can damage the lace.

1. 1Always apply a heat protectant spray before using any heat tools.
2. 2Use heat tools on the lowest effective setting - 180C maximum.
3. 3Style in small sections for even heat distribution.
4. 4Allow hair to cool completely before touching or brushing further.
5. 5Avoid over-styling - repeated heat reduces the lifespan of the wig.

1. 1Gently detangle with a wide-tooth comb before and after wearing.
2. 2Always comb from ends upward toward roots to prevent breakage.
3. 3Apply a light leave-in conditioner to keep hair moisturised.
4. 4Keep the wig away from chlorine, salt water, and excessive humidity.

1. 1Store on a wig stand or in its original box to maintain the style.
2. 2Keep away from direct sunlight which can fade the colour.
3. 3Store in a cool dry place away from heat sources.
4. 4Do not store in a plastic bag - the wig needs to breathe.

1. 1Clean adhesive residue from the lace using 99% isopropyl alcohol on a cotton ball.
2. 2Work gently - do not pull or stretch the lace.
3. 3Allow the lace to dry completely before re-applying adhesive.
4. 4Inspect the lace regularly for tears. Small tears can be repaired with wig glue.

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