How To Make Your Straight Wig Back To Life

Usually, the life span of human hair wigs is between six months and one year, and the life span of synthetic hair wigs is between three months and six months. But usually many people's wigs have not reached such a long service life, mostly because they are not worn correctly or they don't take care of their human hair wigs or synthetic wigs. 

The better quality your wig, and the more attention you pay towards looking after them, the longer they will last, however, this will not protect them from the inevitable deterioration they will face over time. The article here today with a quick tutorial on what to do when you have those old stiff wigs that look like they have been through it. I will show you guys how you can manipulate and manage the wig a bit better. Let's take the example of a straight hair wig. Of course, this method is suitable for most wigs.

There are many reasons why hair is dry and knotted, for example, poor quality of hair, lack of natural oils, Hard water exposure can cause them to become dry or damaged hair extensions fade. Sun exposure can damage the hair extensions by making them brittle. Chlorine exposure can also cause hair extensions to become unmanageable. Seawater exposure can damage the hair extensions in much the same way as hard water and chlorine.

Once we know the reason, we can soften the stiff old wig. First, we need to prepare some props: Oil, Moisturizing Conditioner, Shampoo, comb, Deep Conditioner, Shower cap, Thermal protector spray, Hairdryer, brush, Flat iron or hair curler, scarf.

Step 1: Wash Your Straight Hair Wig.

Wash your wig with cold or warm water. Comb the shampoo through the hair from top to bottom using gentle downward strokes one section at a time. Do not rub the hair or scalp as you would with your own. If you wear it every day, it is best to wash your wig once a week.

Step 2: Conditioning Your Wig

When the hair is still wet, apply a small number of fashion wigs and conditioner to your palm and apply evenly on your hair. Leave the conditioner in the hair for 3-5 minutes. While the hair is wet and saturated with your wig conditioner, very gently detangle the wig, starting at the tips of the hair and working your way up. If your wig is a curly hair wig, it is best not to use a comb and gently comb it with your fingers. Rinse off some conditioner with cold or warm water and leave a small amount of conditioner on your hair.

Step 3: Dry your wig

Do not blow your wig with a hairdryer. It will dry the hair and damage the hair. Gently squeeze excess water from the wig (do not rub or wring) and use a dry towel to dry excess water from the hair (do not wring or wring). Let the wig dry naturally. Place in a ventilated place to avoid sun damage and damage your hair.