Headband Wig

Before going to sleep. You have taken off your wigs and have placed them carefully on your wig stand, ready to use it tomorrow. Then, you see it: a tangle. Yes, it‘s not wrong at all, this is an annoying tangle. You quickly pick up your styling products, comb them and start working.

Let us think about it together. Are there ways to remove the tangle from the beginning? Like human real hair, wigs can experience tangles. But sometimes wigs can be more prone to tangle due to the lack of natural oils of your scalp that natural hair has. These oils work like a natural conditioner that prevents tangles and knots. Although their effects are not always as good as you expect, without the help of these oils, the tangles will come one after another.

How to Remove Wig Tangles

Correct care of wigs is very important. This is a point we strongly emphasized in the article, and with good reason. Extend the lifespan of your favorite wig. It‘s actually to protect your investment. Tangles can damage your wig, but you can reduce them with proper care.

First of all, you must not over-wash your wig. You need to wash your hair and maintain it regularly. If you have a daily wig that you don‘t heavily sweat, you can easily get out of trouble by washing it once a week. Also, in the description at the beginning of this blog, notice I mentioned a wig stand. This is a super important accessory. Placing the wig on the wig stand helps to maintain the style of the wig and reduce tangles.

Wig Head Stand

After washing or just wearing it for a day, you will want to comb out your wig. You need to use a wig comb or brush specially made for wigs. Wigs are more delicate than your own hair, so they need to be treated gently. You should start from the bottom and comb upwards. This reduces breakage, helps to prevent combing into the permease, and helps the hair to stay healthy and smooth. Both synthetic wigs and human hair wigs, remember to always start from the bottom!

Wig Steamer

One of our favorite synthetic wig combing and styling tools is the wig steamer. It’s great for smoothing synthetic hair tangles that occur from friction, body heat, or even resting your head against an office chair or car seat.

But no matter how well you take care of it, tangles can still happen just like they will with natural hair. Nevertheless, you want to take precautions to avoid as many knots and tangles as possible to keep you beautiful all day long!