Wig Types and Materials
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Care and Storage
A human-hair wig needs moisture through its lengths, but conditioner near the cap can leave roots looking flat or coated. Learn where to apply it, how to rinse thoroughly and how to dry the wig without weighing it down.
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Lace fronts need a lighter touch than the rest of a wig. Learn how to remove residue, wash the hairline, dry the mesh and store the piece without stretching or snagging it.
Read article · 4 min↗Air-drying helps protect a wig from unnecessary heat, but the way you support it matters. Learn how to remove excess water, choose a drying surface, preserve the cap’s fit and keep the style from drying flat.
Read article · 4 min↗A gentle, step-by-step approach to wig tangles, with tips for synthetic and human-hair fibres, curly styles, delicate caps and preventing knots during storage.
Read article · 4 min↗A gentle wash can refresh a human-hair wig without putting unnecessary strain on its lace, knots or cap. Learn how to prepare, cleanse, condition and dry your wig with its construction in mind.
Read article · 4 min↗A gentle wash can freshen a synthetic wig without turning its lengths into knots. Learn how to prepare the wig, wash and rinse it with minimal friction, dry it safely and store it ready for the next wear.
Read article · 4 min↗A wig does not need washing on the same schedule as hair growing from your scalp. Learn how wear time, sweat, styling products and storage affect cleaning, which signs to watch for, and how to avoid washing more often than necessary.
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