The decision to wear a wig often stems from a person’s desire to change her appearance or to cover thinning, balding or hair loss due to illness. Wigs have come a long way from the days when synthetic wigs looked artificial and frizzed easily. In fact, human hair wigs are now available that look and feel like a real head of hair. Human hair wigs are also less likely to frizz and are heat tolerant, which means that a wig can go from straight to curly with the use of a curling iron or hot rollers. The care of human hair wigs is minimal, usually requiring no more than a grooming every few weeks.
Step 1
Remove tangles from your human hair wig with a wig brush or a wide-toothed comb. Start at the ends of the hair and work your way up toward the crown.
Step 2
Turn on your tap, and give the human hair wig a cool water rinse. Add a squirt of wig shampoo to the human hair, and work it in using your fingertips. Human hair wigs require shampooing every two weeks.
Step 3
Rinse the human hair wig once again to remove the shampoo. Add a squirt of wig conditioner to the wig, working it through with your fingers. Give the human hair wig a final cool water rinse.
Step 4
Set the human hair wig on a towel. Pat the human hair wig with the towel to remove excess amounts of water.
Step 5
Place the human hair wig on a folding wig stand to air dry. Style the wig using your fingers once it is dry completely. Use a curling iron to add curl or waves to your human hair wig.
Warnings
- Do not wash your human hair wig with hot water. Hot water can damage the wig’s construction.
Photo Credit
- dummy image by Vladimirs Koskins from Fotolia.com
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