DETANGLE:
When you first open the wig, gently detangle it. Save the net if possible, as this will help maintain the hair after use.
Before washing (especially for curly hair), apply a dime-sized amount of conditioner to your hands and gently spread it on any tangled areas. Use your fingers to detangle the hair—avoid using a comb too harshly. After detangling, start from the bottom and gently comb through the hair using a wide-tooth comb.

 

WASH:

1. Rinse the hair with cold tap water. Avoid using hot or warm water, as our curly hair is made without chemicals, and heat may affect the texture.

2. Apply a dime-sized amount of conditioner to the hair, finger-combing it to ensure even distribution. Let it sit for 5 minutes. Do not bunch or scrub the wig.

3. Rinse the conditioner with cool water until the water runs clear.

 

DRY:
Use a clean towel to gently blot the wig dry. For curly wigs, hang the wig upside down with the neck part facing up.
Allow the wig to air dry in a cool, dry environment. Never wear your wig while wet.

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DAY MAINTENANCE

1. Always comb or brush the hair using the appropriate tools for its texture. Start from the bottom, then move to the middle, and finally to the top—gently, with care.

2. Hair should be washed and conditioned at least twice a week.

3. Keep hair in a ponytail when not in use. Avoid rubber bands—use a soft fabric or satin scrunchie to prevent tangling and dryness.

4. When using hot tools, we recommend keeping the temperature below 350°F for colored hair and under 400°F for natural-colored hair to avoid dryness. Do not leave any hot tool on the hair for more than 30 seconds. Always clean your hot tools after use.

5. Store your wig on a wig stand or mannequin head when not wearing it.