• Mild shampoo for human hair wigs (sulfate-free to preserve color) or synthetic wig-specific shampoo (prevents fiber breakage).

• Conditioner for human hair wigs (adds softness) or synthetic wig conditioner (avoids tangles without weighing fibers down).

• A soft microfiber towel (to blot water—no rubbing!) and a breathable wig stand for drying wigs.

• A wide-tooth comb (for detangling) and a small bowl (to mix shampoo and water).

1. Detangle first: Use a wide-tooth comb to gently brush human hair wigs for daily wear—start from the ends to avoid pulling strands.

2. Mix shampoo: In a bowl, combine lukewarm water (not hot—heat fades color) with a dollop of mild shampoo for human hair wigs.

3. Wash the wig: Submerge the wig in the mixture, gently squeezing the cap and strands (don’t twist!). Focus on the cap—this is where oil and sweat build up.

4. Rinse thoroughly: Use lukewarm water to rinse until no shampoo remains—residue makes wigs look dull.

5. Condition (optional): Apply a small amount of conditioner for human hair wigs to the ends (avoid the cap—conditioner loosens adhesive). Let sit 5 minutes, then rinse.

1. Detangle gently: Use a synthetic wig-specific comb to detangle—regular combs snag fibers.

2. Prepare a cleaning solution: Mix cool water with synthetic wig shampoo (never use human hair shampoo—it’s too harsh).

3. Spot-clean first: If only the cap is dirty, dip a cloth in the solution and wipe the cap—no need to soak the entire wig.

4. Soak (if needed): For full cleaning, submerge the wig in cool water for 5–10 minutes (don’t scrub!).

5. Rinse carefully: Use cool water to rinse—pat dry with a microfiber towel (never wring!) to remove excess water.

• For human hair wigs: Lay the wig on a breathable wig stand (avoid direct sunlight—fades color) and let air-dry. Once dry, style with low-heat tools (like a flat iron for straight human hair wigs).

• For synthetic wigs: Hang on a wig stand and air-dry—never use a hair dryer (heat melts fibers!). Once dry, gently fluff strands with your fingers to restore volume.

• For both types: Avoid brushing wet wigs—strands are fragile and prone to breakage. Wait until wigs are 80% dry before detangling.

• Daily-wear wigs: Clean human hair wigs every 2–3 weeks; synthetic wigs every 4–6 weeks.

• Occasional-use wigs (e.g., cosplay wigs, party wigs): Clean only after 3–4 uses, or if they smell like smoke/perfume.

• Active-use wigs (e.g., wigs for workouts): Clean human hair wigs every 1–2 weeks; synthetic wigs every 3–4 weeks (sweat builds up faster).

• Using hot water: Damages both human hair and synthetic wigs—always use lukewarm (human) or cool (synthetic) water.

• Scrubbing vigorously: Causes tangles and fiber breakage—gentle squeezing is key.

• Using regular hair products: Ordinary shampoo for natural hair is too harsh for wigs; use wig-specific products from www.wigsvana.com.

• Drying with a towel: Rubbing wigs with a towel creates frizz—blot gently instead.

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