🧴 How to Care for Your Glueless Wig (And Make It Last!)

1. 🧼 Wash It… But Not Too Much

Your wig doesn’t need to be washed as often as your natural hair.
👉 Wash every 8–10 wears, or when you notice product buildup or dullness.

How to wash:

• Gently detangle the wig with a wide-tooth comb

• Use lukewarm water + sulfate-free shampoo

• Massage gently in one direction — no rubbing!

• Rinse, apply conditioner, and let it air dry

✨ Tip: Don’t twist or wring the wig. Pat dry with a towel and place it on a wig stand to keep its shape.

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2. 💨 Let It Breathe

Avoid storing your wig in a tight box or drawer.
After wear, place it on a wig stand or mannequin head to help it hold its shape and air out. This also prevents tangling and keeps the lace fresh.

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3. 🔥 Style with Care

Yes, you can heat-style most glueless wigs (especially human hair ones), but use protection:

• Always apply a heat protectant spray

• Keep tools below 180°C (350°F)

• Avoid daily heat-styling if possible

💡 For curls, consider flexi rods or heatless methods to protect the fibres.

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4. 🚫 Avoid Heavy Products

Too much mousse, gel, or oil can weigh the hair down or damage the lace. Use lightweight serums or sprays designed for wigs or human hair extensions.

Less is more. A little shine goes a long way ✨

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5. 💖 Protect While You Sleep

If you ever nap or sleep with your wig on (we get it, life happens), wrap it in a satin bonnet or scarf. It prevents friction, frizz, and breakage — and helps your wig last much longer.

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👑 Your Wig, Your Crown

A well-maintained wig can last 3 months to over a year, depending on how often you wear it and how well you care for it.

Taking care of your wig = taking care of you.

Ready to give your glueless unit the love it deserves?