FAQs

1.Hair has to be washed and conditioned at least twice a week. Let your hair dry naturally after washing, and avoid direct exposure to sun.
2.If hair has to be put in a ponytail do not use a rubber band, use a soft fabric or satin hair scrunchie to avoid tangling and dryness.
3.When using hot tools, we suggest temperatures under 300F degrees for colored hair, and under 360F degrees for natural colored hair to avoid dryness. Do not leave any hot tools on the hair for no more than 30 seconds. Once done styling your hair, clean your hot tools.
4.Place your wig on a wig stand or mannequin head when not wearing your wig.

1. When you first open the wig, please save the net if possible, this will help maintain the hair after use.
2. After worn the wig days and before wash, especially for the curly hair, please use a dime conditioner to spread on your hand and gently to lay the conditioner on a small bath tangle hair to detangle the hair with your hand, do not use the comb to comb it hardly; after you detangle it, starting from the bottom of the wig, gently comb through the hair with a wide tooth comb and your love.
3. Apply to tap cold water onto the hair. Do not use any hot/warm water. Our curly hair is made without any chemical materials, so using hot/warm water might alter the texture. Take a dime size amount for condition and apply to the hair. Finger comb the conditioner onto the wig to give it even distribution. Let it sit for 5 minutes. Do not bunch or scrub the wig.
4. Rinse the conditioner off the wig with cool water. Water should appear clear after rinsing. Using a clean towel, blot the wig dry.
5. Allow the wig to air dry in a cool, dry environment. Never wear your wig wet.
Quick Tip: For preventing less loose hairs, apply a small amount of clear glue on the wefts before wearing your wig.

Never stuff your wig in a bag. Always detangle first and place in a plastic zip lock bag. If hair is longer than the bag, pin curl the ends so the hair stays tamed, let all the air out the bag, seal, and go.
Advise customers to place a wig unit on a mannequin head when not in use, also allowing long wig units to hang freely off the dresser or sit the mannequin head on a broomstick and place it in a corner to stand.
If hair is curly, give it a fresh shampoo/condition as instructed above, apply leave-in conditioner, drip dry and store in a long plastic bag.

Yes and it is very important. Wigs are made with human hair and sew them on the weft and lace to become a wig, during these manufacturing process, there are 100% would have few loose hair still left inside the wig, so co-washing removes all the loose hair then could avoid the loose hair tangling in the wig. It also helps to moisturize and hydrate your hair when preparing to style.

It’s not recommended because it might would cause tangling if not taken care of properly. If your hair is sewn in, wear a satin bonnet. This will help prevent the tangling.

We suggest use sulfate and paraben free shampoo that has a low PH for regular shampoo. Such as Garnier Fructis, Pantene, Organix or Jone Frieda. Most lotion based conditioners work best in the hair, especially curly, apply from roots to ends while hair is wet. Such as Dove Intensive Repair conditioner, One only Argan Oil moisture repair conditioner and oil treatment, Miracle 7 leave-in conditioner.