Hair Care Guide

Washing: Wash every 6–10 wears or when product builds up. Use lukewarm water, a sulfate-free shampoo, and stroke the shampoo downward through the hair — never scrub or pile it on top. Rinse fully.

Conditioning: Apply conditioner from mid-length to ends and avoid the wefts or bonds at the top. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb or loop brush, working from the ends up.

Drying: Press out water with a towel, lay flat or hang to air-dry when possible, and avoid wringing. For clip-ins, remove before sleeping and store flat.

Heat styling: Always use a heat protectant and keep tools at a moderate temperature. Human hair tolerates heat, but repeated high heat shortens lifespan and can dull color.

Washing: Wash every 10–15 wears. Fill a basin with cool water and a small amount of gentle shampoo, swish the piece without rubbing, then rinse. Condition the lengths only, keeping conditioner away from the base, knots, or bonding to protect the construction.

Drying & storage: Blot with a towel and air-dry on a wig stand or mannequin to hold the cap shape. Store on a stand or in the original box, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Never store damp.

Install caution: Be gentle around the hairline, lace, and knots. Avoid heavy oils on the base, and follow your stylist's guidance for any adhesive or clip system. If a topper clips to your own hair, rotate placement slightly over time to avoid stress on one section of your scalp.

Textured human hair needs more moisture and less manipulation. Detangle only when wet and conditioned, using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb from the ends up. Refresh curls with a light water-and-leave-in mist rather than re-washing.

Avoid brushing dry curls, which disrupts the pattern and causes frizz. Sleep on satin or silk, or wrap the hair, to preserve definition. Heat should be occasional — over-styling can loosen a natural curl or wave permanently.

Samples are the safest way to confirm shade, texture, and quality before committing to a larger order — especially for blonde, grey, salt-and-pepper, ombre, and high-contrast blends. To test a sample: compare it against your own hair in natural daylight, do a gentle wash to check how it behaves wet and dry, and try a small heat-style pass if you plan to style the full order. Labs and salons can also use samples to check wash behavior and repeatability before a volume quote.