Step 1: We have many great choices, so find a wig that will accentuate a certain side of your personality! Before you can put on your new wig you need to make sure your real hair is out of the way. If you have long hair, pin it back and up as flat as possible. For short hair, you can use hair gel to tame your hair.
Step 2: After getting your hair as flat as possible you need to cover it. The best way to do this is with a wig cap. This will keep your hair back and allow the wig to stay on as well.
Step 3: Stretch out the wig with your hands to make sure it will cover your head and hair.
Step 4: Place the wig on top of your head making sure the front is facing forward. To move the wig around, lightly pull on the wig itself or move it gradually on your scalp.
Step 5: Now that your wig is on, ask yourself how it looks. Are you happy with how it sits on your head? Is it comfortable? Is it staying in place? Once your wig is perfectly situated on your head youre ready to head out the door and take on the world with your new look!
How often should wigs be washed? Generally speaking, a wig should be washed once every 6-8 uses, though this number can vary depending on your own personal preferences. You should consider washing the wig if the style begins to lose its luster, becomes more difficult to style, or simply doesnt feel as fresh as before. If you are particularly active, then we would recommend that you clean the wig at least once a week to remove dirt and perspiration.
Cleaning the wig First, comb through the wig gently to remove any tangles, then turn the wig inside out. Use specially formulated wig shampoo to clean the wig, following the instructions carefully. Generally, most wig shampoos will instruct you to add a capful of specifically formulated wig shampoo to cold water, and soak the wig for five minutes.
After the appropriate amount of time has passed, swirl the wig gently for a few moments in the shampoo water, being careful not to rub the wig. Once done, rinse the wig thoroughly using a basin of clean water, and lay it out on a towel, blotting softly to remove excess water. While the wig is still damp Do not rub, wring, twist, brush or comb the wig while it is wet.
When the wig is dry enough not to drip, turn it right side out and place the wig directly on the drying stand. Avoid using a Styrofoam styling head while the wig is wet to prevent stretching. Spritz thoroughly with specifically formulated wig conditioner and simply let it the wig air-dry at room temperature, out of direct sunlight.
Never use heat on a synthetic wig in an attempt to dry the wig faster! When the wig is dry Simply shake the wig out to awaken the style, letting the strands fall back into place. Then, simply brush or comb the wig into the desired look. Do not brush a curly synthetic wig finger style, or use a pick comb instead. Keeping the wig in top condition Only use professional hair products designed for wigs, such as shampoos and conditioners that have been specifically formulated for wig cleaning and care.
Avoid using standard hair brushes, which can overstretch and damage the wig. TradeAge.com accessories have been designed specifically for use on wigs, and can be used to create added volume and body. When brushing the wig, start at the ends and work gradually toward the root. To maintain luster and manageability, spritz the wig with spray-on wig conditioner after each use, and brush carefully to remove any tangles. Do not simply leave the wig lying around when not in use, place the wig on a Styrofoam styling head to help preserve its shape and styling.
Cleaning the wig First, comb through the wig gently to remove any tangles, then turn the wig inside out. Use specially formulated wig shampoo to clean the wig, following the instructions carefully. Generally, most wig shampoos will instruct you to add a capful of specifically formulated wig shampoo to cold water, and soak the wig for five minutes.
After the appropriate amount of time has passed, swirl the wig gently for a few moments in the shampoo water, being careful not to rub the wig. Once done, rinse the wig thoroughly using a basin of clean water, and lay it out on a towel, blotting softly to remove excess water. While the wig is still damp Do not rub, wring, twist, brush or comb the wig while it is wet.
When the wig is dry enough not to drip, turn it right side out and place the wig directly on the drying stand. Avoid using a Styrofoam styling head while the wig is wet to prevent stretching. Spritz thoroughly with specifically formulated wig conditioner and simply let it the wig air-dry at room temperature, out of direct sunlight.
Never use heat on a synthetic wig in an attempt to dry the wig faster! When the wig is dry Simply shake the wig out to awaken the style, letting the strands fall back into place. Then, simply brush or comb the wig into the desired look. Do not brush a curly synthetic wig finger style, or use a pick comb instead. Keeping the wig in top condition Only use professional hair products designed for wigs, such as shampoos and conditioners that have been specifically formulated for wig cleaning and care.
Avoid using standard hair brushes, which can overstretch and damage the wig. TradeAge.com accessories have been designed specifically for use on wigs, and can be used to create added volume and body. When brushing the wig, start at the ends and work gradually toward the root. To maintain luster and manageability, spritz the wig with spray-on wig conditioner after each use, and brush carefully to remove any tangles. Do not simply leave the wig lying around when not in use, place the wig on a Styrofoam styling head to help preserve its shape and styling.
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