1.  Detangle gently before washing, starting from the ends and working upward.

2.  Wet with warm water, letting it flow downward.

3.  Apply human hair wig shampoo from roots to ends. Do not rub or twist.

4.  Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

5.  Apply conditioner to the mid-lengths and ends only. Avoid the roots and wig base. Leave for 2–3 minutes.

6.  Rinse again, then gently pat with a towel. Do not wring or rub.

7.  Place on a wig stand and air dry naturally.

1.  Use wig-friendly shampoo and conditioner.

2.  Avoid excess product to prevent build-up and dullness.

3.  Apply a little serum to the lengths and ends for softness and shine.

4.  Use heat-free styling whenever possible.

5.  If using heat, choose a low setting and avoid the wig base.

6.  Store on a wig stand to keep its shape and prevent tangling.

Ensure the built-in clips secure the wig cap, then use the adjustable elastic band to adjust the fit. Alternatively, wear a wig grip for extra stability. If the wig cap is too large, tighten the adjustable straps to fit your head shape.

Choose a wig cap color that matches your skin tone, use a scalp tape, or apply a bit of foundation on the lace to help it blend seamlessly.

Choose a pre-plucked hairline or a Kinky Edges wig. You can also use edge control and gently pull out some baby hair to create a more natural look.

Yes,of course. The raw materials of our hair come from India, Malaysia and other regions,100% human hair.

If you wear your wig daily for 10–12 hours, we recommend washing it every 10–14 days. However, the ideal washing frequency may vary depending on your lifestyle, the styling products you use, and the environment in which the wig is worn. Use your best judgment and wash it whenever it begins to feel dirty, heavy, or less fresh.

Depending on the type of hairpiece or wig you own, it is advisable to lightly pick or brush the ends to soften the appearance each time you wear it. On long pieces, always start from the ends. Brushes that have single teeth from the base and have bristles that can flex or bend as they pass through the hair; this will lessen any possible damage. Hair picks are also excellent for light touch-ups because they pass through the fiber with minimum resistance or pulling. Combs with bigger spaces rather than close-together teeth.

1.Remove the hair net and shake the wig to fluff it.

2.Brush short hair back or pin up long hair evenly; a wig cap helps.

3.Hold the wig by the sides, place it at your forehead, and slide it back, positioning it just past your natural hairline.

4.Align ear tabs in front of your ears and tuck in any stray hairs.

The best way to store your wig is on a Wire Wig Stand or Wig Perch Wig Stand. This will keep your wig fresher and maintain its style between wearings. Keep your wig in a clean place, away from dust, sources of high heat and excessive humidity. Never enclose in a box or plastic bag (exceptwhile traveling).

We recommended that any cutting, coloring or rinsing, as well as permanently re-curling of your wig or hairpiece, if you don’t have any experience in hair coloring ,should be done by us or another trained professional.

Yes, all wigs can be adjusted to fit your needs, by tightening or loosening the Velcro tabs located in the back of the wig. If your wig is still too large, you may want to consider purchasing a Comfy Grip. The Comfy Grip has been found to be beneficial for every wig wearer due to its ability to hold the wig securely and comfortably in place. We feel it is necessity for people who have experienced total hair loss.

Frizzing is usually caused by excessive steam; for example, opening the oven, the dishwasher, the clothes dryer and any other heat source, such as the blow dryer and curling iron. Frizzing also occurs by friction, such as long hair wigs rubbing against the back of the chair.

Yes. Holding sprays that are not water soluble should never be used!

Due to different monitor settings, lighting conditions, and so on, wig colors  slightly, when viewed online or in person. Our wigs are all painstakingly photographed in-house, under professional studio lighting that is meant to emulate natural light in order to give you the best representation of each wig.

Your head size & neck length are different from our mannequin, which could make the length of the wig appear different from the length of the wig as shown in the photos.

Using a wig cap is a matter of personal preference. Most of our clients prefer to use wig caps because it holds the hair in place better & helps to keep the wig cleaner. In some instances, it may also prevent hair breakage due to the wig rubbing against the scalp. Bottom line: do what is most comfortable for you.

(A wig cap is included with each wig we sell.)

It is normal for long hair wigs to get tangled up. When that happens, you may use a large tooth comb to work on the fiber from the lower part first, then bit by bit move it towards the root. Please remember not to comb the hair from the root to the tips in a stroke or back comb the hair.