• Use lightweight serums or oils to enhance softness, shine, and movement without weighing the hair down. • Avoid heavy, greasy, or alcohol-based products that can cause dryness or buildup. • Detangle gently using a wide-tooth comb, starting from the ends and working upward to prevent shedding and maintain smoothness. • Refresh your unit between wears with gentle brushing and minimal product for a naturally effortless look.

Human hair wigs can be heat styled just like natural hair, but it’s important to use heat in moderation. Always apply a heat protectant before using hot tools to prevent dryness and damage. Lower heat settings are recommended to maintain the hair’s integrity and preserve curl patterns. Overuse of heat can reduce the lifespan of your wig, so styling should be done carefully and intentionally. • Always apply a heat protectant before using hot tools on your unit. • Keep heat levels moderate to avoid damaging the hair or altering curl patterns. • For curly or wavy wigs, refresh the texture with a flexi-rod set, roller set, or a soft wand curl to maintain bounce and definition without excess heat.

Human hair wigs should be washed every 10 to 15 wears, or sooner if there is product buildup. Washing too often can dry out the hair, while waiting too long can make the wig look heavy and lose its natural movement. When washing your wig, use a sulfate-free shampoo and gently cleanse without rubbing or twisting. After rinsing, apply conditioner and let it sit before rinsing thoroughly. Always blot with a towel and place the wig on a stand to air dry. • Wash your unit every 10–15 wears or as needed, using sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner. • Rinse thoroughly, then gently blot with a towel. Do not rub, twist, or wring the hair. • Place the wig on a stand and allow it to air-dry fully to maintain its natural shape and prevent frizz. • Avoid drying your unit in direct sunlight or using high heat.

With proper care, high-quality human hair wigs can last 1 to 3 years or longer. Longevity depends on how often the wig is worn, how it is maintained, and the products used. To extend the life of your wig, avoid excessive heat, limit exposure to chlorine or saltwater, and consider professional maintenance services when needed. • Rotate between units if you wear wigs often to extend the life of each piece. • Avoid chlorine, saltwater, and heavy sweating while wearing your wig unless the hair is properly prepped and secured. • Handle lace gently. It is delicate and requires soft hands to prevent tearing or lifting. • Schedule professional maintenance when needed to keep your unit looking fresh and performing at its best.