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Wig care

Wigs advice for care, comfort, styling, and confidence.

Wig care depends on fibre, construction, and lifestyle. A human hair wig and a synthetic wig can need very different routines, so the first step is knowing what you are working with.

This section is designed to be clear and respectful: practical care, comfort, and styling guidance without treating wigs as an afterthought.

Identify the fibre first

Synthetic hair, heat-friendly synthetic hair, and human hair wigs respond differently to washing, brushing, and heat. Product advice changes with the fibre.

Brush with the base protected

Support the wig while detangling and work from ends upward. This helps protect the cap, knots, and fibre from unnecessary strain.

Prioritise comfort

A good routine includes scalp comfort, secure fit, and realistic styling habits, not just shine. Small adjustments can make daily wear feel much easier.

What to do first

  • Use products suited to the wig fibre.
  • Detangle gently before washing.
  • Let the wig dry on a suitable stand.
  • Avoid heat unless the fibre is heat-safe.

Common mistakes

  • Using hot tools on standard synthetic fibre.
  • Scrubbing the cap aggressively.
  • Storing a wig while damp or tangled.

Video guide

Gentle wig detangling and care setup

A video slot for showing support, brush direction, and fibre-aware product choices.

  • Start with water and sectioning before adding more product.
  • Work conditioner or mask through the lengths before combing.
  • Detangle from ends upward and stop if the hair stretches or resists.

FAQs

Common questions

Can I use normal shampoo on a wig?+

It depends on the fibre and construction. Human hair wigs may tolerate different products than synthetic wigs. Always follow fibre-specific guidance.

How do I stop a wig from tangling?+

Gentle detangling, correct storage, suitable products, and avoiding friction at collars and scarves can all help reduce tangling.

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