In some ways, You should wash it with shampoo and conditioner and brush it to keep it looking shiny and pretty. However, you should avoid blow drying it and you should only straighten it if the package says that this can be done. With the right care, no one will be able to tell that your 4x4 Closure Wig isn’t real.
To get the best results, you should shampoo and condition your T Part Wigs before you style and wear them. Human hair typically arrives with a conditioner that coats the hair and is used to preserve the style and retain moisture while it’s stocked and during shipment. If this coating is not washed off, you will have a harder time getting the style to hold and directing the hair.
If you simply want to make sure you like the style or cut, you can mist the hair with water and just blow dry the front and top. Once you know you like it and plan to wear it out, shampoo and conditioner first. Heat-styling vs air drying is highly recommended.
1.When you need to comb a wig, be gentle. Do not use regular brushes, and if you can, only comb it. It doesn't need combed every day, so let it rest.
2.While you're sitting at home, take it off and put it on a 13x4 Lace Front Wig stand. The stand will help keep its shape and taking it off your head takes away from your own tugging and pulling hairs out.
3.After washing a wig, do not shake it in a towel. Be careful and dry it piece-by-piece. This makes sure that strands of fibers don't fall off. Also, never style your wig while it's wet. Even those wet-to-style hair stylers are known to damage your wig.
4.You can condition your hair every couple weeks or so, to keep it shiny and soft. Make sure you don't do that every day and be sure to rinse it all out or it could lead to build-up in your wig.
5.Only wash your wig after wearing it for 25 times. If you do this daily or even weekly, it can lead to your wig looking less realistic and falling apart.
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