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A wig is an accessory made from hair that has been created through artificial technology for decorative purposes. So why are wigs prone to tangles?First of all, it may be the wig quality is not good, wig quality is not good easily knotted frizzy. The second may be the use of time becomes longer, the wig is not than the real hair has a source of hair roots to provide nutrition, it becomes dry and frizzy, and thus easy to knot. It is also possible that the care routine has not been done properly, with assistant care techniques and cleaning methods.

Tangles depend to a large extent on the quality of the wig being made and whether the epidermis is all moving in the right direction, or has it been chemically or colour-treated? If the hair has been mis-tangled or heavily treated, then tangles are more likely. However, any wig will tangle more than your hair because your scalp produces natural oils that prevent the hair from drying out and getting caught in itself, which, of course, a wig will not do.

The nature of long hair makes it more difficult to use. Careful washing and wearing, using the correct hair type and taking care to make sure that the hair obviously does not regrow will help to improve the appearance of the hair.

With human hair or synthetic wigs, the first thing you want to do is to use the appropriate shampoo and conditioner: don't wash your wig with a shampoo containing harsh chemicals or a high pH level. A gentle, non-stripping shampoo and both products should be sulphate-free. Use salon brand moisturising shampoos that are infused with vitamin herbs and have a low pH level. Normal healthy hair has a pH of 4.5 - 5.5, so buy shampoos that are within or slightly below this range. Some shampoos have a very high pH and can damage the hair.

For human hair wigs: we use Pantene shampoo and conditioner as it contains silicones which are good for synthesis. This will also help to keep the colour and style of the wig sharp and in tip-top condition.

We place the wig on the head of a human hair wig (not an artificial wig) and wash the hair on the head to maintain its shape. When washing your wig, do not rub too hard and move it downwards. You must run your fingers through it as if you were combing it. Do not squeeze or tighten the wig. You can rinse it under tap water that is not too hot or cold.

Dry with a towel only. You must remain gentle Never rub your hair as you would with natural growth as this will cause the roots to tangle at the root and will undoubtedly cause breakage when trying to comb it free.

Now, after removing the excess moisture, carefully open the towel and use a wide-tooth comb to gently brush the ends of your hair towards the roots.

How often you shampoo your hair depends on how often you wear your wig. If you are not exercising in it or putting a lot of build-up product in it and intend to take it off at night to sleep, you should not wash it every 3 to 5 weeks. If the wig is worn every day, wash it every 3 weeks. If you are wearing a wig only a few times a week, wash it every 4 to 5 weeks.

To help with styling, you can use specific hair reconstruction/moisturising additive products for human hair wigs at this time. They help to minimise breakage, tangles or hair loss. Allow your hair to dry naturally and naturally before actually styling it. You will find it easier and the hair will be less tangled then.

For synthetic wigs: Do not use hairspray on the wig. Mousse or light styling products work well. In fact, no product is actually needed. Therefore, please do not use overused hair care products. Adding too much hair product to a wig can lead to messy, clumpy buildup. Excessive use of oils, mousses, gels and other hair care products can cause tangles, matting and leave hair looking unclean, weak and dull.