Wig care: Basics of checking labels and storage

Check the type of bristles and the corresponding treatment.

Wigs may look similar, but they don't necessarily require the same care. Check the product name, hair material, whether heat treatment is possible, and washing instructions on the label or in the manufacturer's description. Don't assume the temperature or method based solely on the "heat resistant" label; only proceed after understanding the specified conditions.

Read the instructions on how to remove and fix it.

Pulling on the wig without knowing how to attach it can put stress on the wig and its fastening mechanism. First, check if it's designed to be removable and if it uses adhesive or special parts. Also, check how to handle the head part separately and choose a method that is appropriate for both.

Divide the tidying-up process into separate steps.

Avoid trying to detangle, wash, dry, and style your hair all at once; instead, follow the specified procedure. If you are unsure which brushes or supplies to use, please contact us. It's often easier to start by using only the recommended products to perform the necessary tasks, rather than layering multiple hair styling products.

Keep records of storage and exchange.

Choose a storage stand or bag that suits the wig's structure and description. It's important to avoid leaving any ambiguous conditions, such as whether it's okay to store it while damp. Recording the name, size, color, and a photo of it being worn will be helpful when considering exchanges or coordinating it with outfits.

Checklist

• We checked the bristles and the specified processing conditions.
• I checked the fixing method and removal method.
• I recorded the supplies and how to store them.