Long Black Wig Natural/Water Wave 100 Human Hair Lace Front Wigs For African American

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How To Care Your Lace Wig?

Cleaning Your Lace
Before you try washing your lace wig, be sure that all glue or residue has been removed before moving on to this step.
Step 1: Gently brush the hair detangling any knots. Try using a comb that is designed for wigs, if not possible try using a wide-tooth comb to brush out knots. Brush hair from ends on up to minimize tugging and shedding.
Step 2: Fill in a basin or bowl with cold to lukewarm water and add a bit of shampoo. Gently dump your wig in and out of the water, making sure your hair is all flowing in the same direction avoiding tangles and matting.
Step 3: Wash inside of the cap gently removing any residue that may have been missed.
Step 4: Allow hair to soak in your solution for 10-15 minutes.
Step 5: Apply conditioner not adding conditioner to the lace or root. Leave for 5 minutes and rinse with cold water.
Step 6: Pat dry using a clean cloth and let air dry.
Step 7: Style

Do Not Use Excessive Heat
When styling your Lace wig opt for low to medium temperatures, using high temperatures will cause damage. Also, try using heat protector spray when using heat tools.

Avoid Swimming and Avoid Sleeping Wearing Your Lace Wig
While sleeping be sure to wrap up your hair using a silk scarf or bonnet. Also, chlorine and other chemicals in swimming pools can dry out your hair which will cause knots and tangles.