If you want to extend the life of your wig, if you want your wig to stay in good shape for a long time, if you want the wig to remain radiant after a period of use, then proper wig care is very important to you. Of course, the right wig care depends on what type of wig you have - whether you have a synthetic wig or a human hair wig. Today we will talk about some basic nursing knowledge of African American wigs.
* Wash your wig after you have worn it around 8-12 times. In truth, though, you may be able to go longer without washing it, or you may have to wash it much sooner - this depends on the humidity and the air quality. And, for instance, if you go to a smoke-y bar, you may want to wash that smoke-smell out of your hair that night, even if you washed it just a few days ago! Be your own judge.
* Use a towel to gently blot your wig dry - again, be gentle! Do not wring out your wig!
* Allow your wig to dry. You can use a Styrofoam head, but it could stretch out the cap. You may, instead, prefer to set your wig on top of something like a vase or a towel-covered hairspray bottle.
* Do not brush your wig unless it is fully dry.
* Do not leave your wig out in direct sunlight to dry.
* If you decide to cut your wig, make sure that you are wearing it for the best results.
* When not wearing your wig, leave it on a wig stand so that it can keep its shape and not get tangled.
* When traveling, carry your wig in a wig box - you don't want it to be flattened.
* To wash your wig:
(1)Use a wig brush to brush through your wig.
(2)Be sure to use a wig shampoo. It is important that you do not use regular shampoo, it can damage your wig.
(3)Fill up a sink with cold or lukewarm water and add the wig shampoo (generally about a tablespoon... read the shampoo bottle for precise directions).
(4)Place your wig in the water and gently swish it around - be gentle! Do this for about a minute.
(5)Rinse your wig in cold running water until thoroughly rinsed.
African American wig care for synthetic hair includes not using a hair dryer or any heat-source stylers like curling irons - these could actually melt and frizz your synthetic hairs. Use only your fingertips or a wig comb/brush to style the wig. Also make sure that you keep your wig away from excessive heat like opened oven doors, fireplaces, and barbecues.
Also, most synthetic wigs should not be worn in a swimming pool unless otherwise stated. It is also very important that you do not use brushes made for human hair - they can stretch out the synthetic hairs, damaging them or frizzing them or breaking them. And do not try to color or bleach your wig.
Wig care for human hair wigs is actually very similar to that of synthetic hair. The main difference is that you can treat a real hair wig more like you would treat your own hair.
You can use hot tools - blow dryers, curling irons, etc. - to style your human hair wig. Of course, if you have a skin-like plastic cap, you need to be aware that the plastic could melt when under high heat.
These are some of the basic tips for African American wig care, and I hope to have some inspiration for beginners to help you better understand wig care knowledge. If you don't have a wig yet, you can consider buying a wig. Whether it's a synthetic wig or a human hair wig, you need to have a wig to change your image and shape your style. There are a variety of style wigs, such as synthetic wigs, human hair wigs, lace wigs, and there is always one for you. Please visit https://www.nuiee.com
