Caring for detachable wigs: Things to check before washing

Do not apply heat to materials without knowing their composition.

The appropriate washing method differs depending on whether the hair is synthetic, human, or a blend. Check the heat resistance label, detergent specifications, and drying instructions on the tag or in your order history. Descriptions for similar-looking products are not applicable. If the label is unclear, contact the seller before using a hairdryer or iron.

Regular maintenance and cleaning should be separated.

If it's a detachable type, remove it from the head and, while supporting the tangled area, gradually straighten the hair from the ends. Pulling it all at once from the roots will transfer force to the cap and implantation. Rather than setting a uniform washing frequency, it's easier to manage by judging based on dirt, odor, stickiness, and the product's instructions.

Put it back after it's completely dry.

Washable products should be cleaned using the specified temperature and detergent, and avoid twisting or wringing. After towel-drying, reshape and dry as instructed. Do not leave a damp cap in contact with the head. Heads with implanted hair or glued hair should be handled separately from this removal procedure.