I believe a lot of people have their own wigs, you must like and cherish your wigs very much. A very important part of wig care is washing wigs. So when should you wash your wig? How to tell when it’s time to wash your synthetic or human hair wigs.
Synthetic wigs can usually be worn for a long time. They also don't leave greasy hair near your face. So how do you know when you need to clean?
With the development of technology, synthetic wig have become very natural, and the various parts of the hair are moving independently. When it starts to move like a wig, not like a hair, it's time to clean it. They are less ‘clumpy’ when they’re freshly washed. Over time, using wig conditioning sprays can build up and cause the wig to not move as freely as it did when it was clean. Washing synthetic wigs every 5-10 wearings is important.
For human hair wigs, when you start to notice a greasy hair near your face, it's time to clean your lace front wig. If you wear a wig every day, then you can clean the wig once a week. If you don't wear it every day, you can wear it 5-10 times and then wash your lace front wig. However, you also need to clean your wig according to the weather conditions. In summer, wigs need to be cleaned more frequently. If you are drenched with your human hair wig, then you need to clean your wig as soon as possible.
Because human hair wig is made from 100% human hair, you need to care for it just like your own hair. blow drying, styling–and buildup of styling products can mean you might have to wash more frequently. Cleaning and deep care are not timely, it will cause damage to your human hair wig.
If you don't like to wash your wig, your wig salon or hair stylist will provide this service for you. Regular hair washing and haircuts are also a great way to get your hair back to its best. It is also very important to master the correct method of shampooing. Learning more about nursing human hair wigs will definitely help you to use wigs better. Your wigs are an investment, and taking care of them is critical to wearing them for long periods of time, especially if you wear wigs every day.
