Hair Styles Show 100% Human Hair FAQ About Samrabeauty 13x4 Deep Wave Lace Front Wigs Curly Wig: Q1. Is it 100% Human Hair?
A1: Yes, it is and if you do the test, You will find that the human hair in the burning will appear white smoke, and will become ashes, Artificial hair burns to create black smoke and turns into a sticky ball.
Q2. How to keep shape?
A2: While you're sitting at home, take it off and put it on a wig stand. The stand will help keep its shape and taking it off your head takes away from your own tugging and pulling hairs out.
Q3. How to wash the wig?
A3: While washing your hair, never use shampoo meant for natural hair.After washing a wig, do not shake it in a towel. Be careful and dry it piece-by-piece. This makes sure that strands of fibers don't falloff. Also, never style your wig while i's wet.Even those wet-to-style hair style's are known to damage your wig.
Q4. How to avoid hair tangling or shedding?
A4: Please wash your hair with high quality shampoo. Please comb your curly hair with a wide tooth comb or fingers instead of an ordinary comb, Please always consult your stylist before attempting any styling techniques you are unsure.
Q5. Tangle And Shedding A Little?
A5: All of our lace front wig is no shedding, but there will be a little broken hair and attached hair due to static electricity, after u washed, it will be Ok. Any wig will tangle more than your real hair, because your scalp produces natural oils that keeps your own hair from drying out.
Q6. How often do care the wig?
A6: You can condition your hair every couple weeks or so, to keep it shiny and soft. Make sure you don't do that every day and be sure to rinse it all out or it could lead to build-up in your wig. Only wash your wig after wearing it for 25 times. If you do this daily or even weekly, it can lead to your wig looking less realistic and falling apart.
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