MAINTENANCE GUIDE

• Handle hair gently at all times, especially when wet
• Avoid pulling, twisting, or applying unnecessary tension
• Support the hair at the base when lifting or moving pieces

Excess force can weaken strands and increase shedding over time.

• Use products formulated specifically for human hair
• Choose lightweight, moisture-balanced formulas
• Avoid heavy oils, waxes, silicones, and alcohol-based products

Product build-up can weigh the hair down and affect movement and finish.

• Wash only when the hair feels heavy, dull, or coated with product
• Over-washing can strip moisture and reduce softness
• Washing needs will vary based on wear frequency and styling habits

• Detangle gently before washing to prevent matting
• Use lukewarm water; avoid hot water
• Apply shampoo in a downward motion
• Do not rub, twist, or bunch the hair

This method helps maintain cuticle alignment and smoothness.

• Apply conditioner evenly through mid-lengths and ends
• Avoid applying conditioner directly to roots, lace, or attachment points
• Allow conditioner to sit briefly before rinsing thoroughly

Proper conditioning restores softness and manageability after washing.

• Gently squeeze excess water from the hair
• Pat dry using a towel; do not wring or twist

• Allow hair to air-dry on a flat surface or wig stand
• Keep hair aligned and detangled while drying
• Avoid direct heat until hair is completely dry

Air-drying helps preserve texture and reduce stress on the hair.

• Heat styling is permitted on all pieces
• Always apply a heat protectant before using tools
• Use the lowest temperature required to achieve the style

Excessive heat can reduce longevity and affect texture over time.

• Limit repeated heat styling where possible
• Alternate between heat styling and low-manipulation styles
• Allow hair to cool fully before brushing or restyling

• Use sparingly to maintain softness and control
• Apply evenly through mid-lengths and ends
• Avoid over-application, which can weigh hair down

• Apply only a small amount, if needed
• Focus on ends rather than roots or attachment areas
• Avoid frequent layering of oils

Excess oil contributes to build-up and dullness.

• Use lightweight styling products designed for human hair
• Avoid gels, waxes, and heavy creams
• Product build-up can affect movement and texture definition

Minimal product use preserves the hair’s natural finish.

• Detangle hair when dry or slightly damp
• Avoid detangling when hair is soaking wet

• Start detangling from the ends and work upward
• Use a wide-tooth comb or soft-bristle brush
• Work in small sections for longer or denser pieces
• Avoid aggressive brushing near lace or attachment points

Gentle detangling reduces breakage and shedding.

• Store on a wig stand or mannequin head
• Ensure hair is fully detangled before storage
• Keep away from direct sunlight, heat, and humidity

• Store flat or hang to prevent creasing
• Keep separated by texture and length
• Store only when clean and completely dry

Proper storage prevents tangling and deformation.

• Remove wigs, ponytails, and extensions before sleeping
• Avoid friction against pillows or bedding

• Avoid swimming, exercising, or exposure to water unless designed for extended wear
• Sweat, salt, and chlorine can affect hair condition

• Allow hair to rest between wears
• Continuous wear without breaks can shorten lifespan

• Limit exposure to salt water, chlorine, and prolonged sunlight
• Environmental factors can dry the hair and affect finish

• Rinse hair promptly if exposed to salt, chlorine, or heavy perspiration
• Detangle and allow to dry fully before storage

• Proper maintenance preserves softness, structure, and movement
• Tangling and shedding are minimised with consistent care

• Frequency of wear
• Heat styling habits
• Product usage
• Environmental exposure

Longevity reflects how the hair is worn, styled, and maintained.