How to Care for Your Luxury Signature Wig
Investing in a high-quality wig means investing in longevity, softness, and a natural appearance. Proper maintenance ensures your unit continues to look and feel luxurious over time.
Understanding Your Wig
Our wigs are made from raw human hair and undergo professional coloring processes. This means the hair behaves similarly to natural hair that has been chemically treated — it requires both moisture and strength maintenance.
Step 1: Cleansing the Hair
Wash your wig every 7-14 days depending on wear.
Use a sulfate-free shampoo from professional brands like Redken or Olaplex to gently cleanse without stripping moisture.
Avoid:
- Harsh shampoos
- Over-washing
- Scrubbing or twisting the hair
Step 2: Restoring Moisture
After every wash, apply a deep conditioning mask. This step restores hydration, softness, and manageability.
Focus on:
- Mid-lengths to ends
- Letting the mask sit for 10–20 minutes
Step 3: Strengthening the Hair
Color-treated wigs benefit from bond-repair treatments.
We recommend:
- Periodic use of K18 to help maintain the internal strength of the hair after chemical processing
This helps reduce:
- Breakage
- Shedding
- Dryness over time
Step 4: Drying & Styling
Air drying is always best.
If using heat:
- Apply a heat protectant
- Use low to medium heat settings
Excessive heat can shorten the lifespan of the hair, especially for blonde or heavily processed units.
Step 5: Maintaining Color
For jet black and blonde wigs:
- Use color-safe products
- Limit washing frequency
- Avoid harsh environments (chlorine, salt water)
Slight color bleeding during the first few washes is normal due to excess pigment.
Step 6: Daily Maintenance
- Detangle gently from ends to roots
- Use lightweight serums for shine
- Avoid heavy oils that cause buildup
Step 7: Proper Storage
When not in use:
- Store on a mannequin head
- Or place in a silk/satin bag
This prevents tangling and helps maintain the wig’s shape.
Final Note
Luxury hair requires intentional care. With the right routine, your wig will maintain its softness, shine, and beauty for an extended period of time.
Understanding Your Wig
Our wigs are made from raw human hair and undergo professional coloring processes. This means the hair behaves similarly to natural hair that has been chemically treated — it requires both moisture and strength maintenance.
Step 1: Cleansing the Hair
Wash your wig every 7-14 days depending on wear.
Use a sulfate-free shampoo from professional brands like Redken or Olaplex to gently cleanse without stripping moisture.
Avoid:
- Harsh shampoos
- Over-washing
- Scrubbing or twisting the hair
Step 2: Restoring Moisture
After every wash, apply a deep conditioning mask. This step restores hydration, softness, and manageability.
Focus on:
- Mid-lengths to ends
- Letting the mask sit for 10–20 minutes
Step 3: Strengthening the Hair
Color-treated wigs benefit from bond-repair treatments.
We recommend:
- Periodic use of K18 to help maintain the internal strength of the hair after chemical processing
This helps reduce:
- Breakage
- Shedding
- Dryness over time
Step 4: Drying & Styling
Air drying is always best.
If using heat:
- Apply a heat protectant
- Use low to medium heat settings
Excessive heat can shorten the lifespan of the hair, especially for blonde or heavily processed units.
Step 5: Maintaining Color
For jet black and blonde wigs:
- Use color-safe products
- Limit washing frequency
- Avoid harsh environments (chlorine, salt water)
Slight color bleeding during the first few washes is normal due to excess pigment.
Step 6: Daily Maintenance
- Detangle gently from ends to roots
- Use lightweight serums for shine
- Avoid heavy oils that cause buildup
Step 7: Proper Storage
When not in use:
- Store on a mannequin head
- Or place in a silk/satin bag
This prevents tangling and helps maintain the wig’s shape.
Final Note
Luxury hair requires intentional care. With the right routine, your wig will maintain its softness, shine, and beauty for an extended period of time.