How To Style A Human Hair Wig?

Many women in the world today wear wigs for different reasons. It's not only women of color, but other races as well. Below are the reasons why many women of different ages will wear a wig and how it benefits them:

1. Styling Versatility. Many human hair wigs laces frontalcan be colored, permed, and styled just like your own hair.
2. Texture. Human hair wigs come in a variety of textures, so you can match your hair texture very closely.
3. Longevity. With proper care, human hair wigs can last a year or more when worn daily.
4. Natural Look. Human hair wigs feel great and can look incredibly natural. Natural Weaving Hair helps you achieve a beautiful natural hairstyle.

So, how to style a human hair wig?

Items you will need:

Human hair wig

Wig cap

Curling iron or hair rollers

Wig comb or brush

Step 1 Cut the lace

Once the wig is complete, the excess lace that hangs over the forehead must be trimmed back into the wig for the most natural look. This is a delicate process that takes a steady hand, a good pair of scissors, and a lot of patience.

Cutaway about a quarter-inch of the lace all around the front and sides of the wig. Do this using long, fluid scissor strokes to avoid jagged edges. It is best to cut away small portions of lace instead of all of it at once, since cutting away too much lace will ruin the wig.

Step 2 Pin the hair to your head to avoid falling off

Clip the hair on either side of the center-marking clip back using the two large hair clips. This will keep any stray hairs from being cut

The lace that is on the forehead will be the most visible, so it should be cut back to the hairline.

Step 3 Define the parting into a middle parting

Use a fine-toothed comb to create a parting on one side of your hair or follow the hard parting that your barber has cut in.

Blow-dry your hair up and away whilst combing to create definition in the parting.

Once your hair is dry, continue to use the comb to neaten the parting and reinforce the separation. 

Step 4 Wet the hair to make it easier to style

Wet styling is the best method for styles like roller sets and perm rod sets. Styling foam and lotion are usually applied to wet hair to smooth it out. From there you either air-dry on sit under a hood dryer and the style is completed. Remember to be gentle.

Step 5 Sleek back the edge and the over top on my wig

Sometimes, if your edges are particularly fuzzy, you can get your hands, smooth the edges and crown, and then apply the shea butter. You can also try other products, the shine is unmatched!

Step 6 Dry the hair

• Gently blot hair with a towel.
• Allow the wig to air dry naturally. (Do not dry your wig with a blow dryer. It can dry out and damage the hair and multi-skin top.)
• To restyle your human hair wig, you may use a blow dryer, curling iron, or flat iron on low heat settings only or use electric rollers on a medium setting.

Step 7 Spray the hair with the shinning spray

Some women said they like the way give their hair looks. Note; you’d better spray some into your hands and rub them together and then run your hands down your hair. It makes look healthy and shiny and it smells really good as well. 

Hair wig styles

If you wear a human hair wig with baby hair, there's no need to skimp on style. Just style your human hair wig to upgrade your look or to give your natural hair a break from the rigors of daily styling products.

You can dye, curl, straighten, and even bleach your hair like your own hair. But also remember after you style the hair please use a good conditioner to take care of your hair it can help you to extend your hair’s service life. 

Curly human hair wig

Roll the wig with hair rollers while it is still damp. You may use a spray bottle filled with diluted setting lotion or water to keep the hair moist as you work with the hair to style it. This will help the hair to adhere to the rollers and give a good curl to the ends of the hair.

Straight wig

It is essential to check that your wig is "heat safe" before using any heated styling products such as straighteners or curlers.

Start working the hair from the bottom up. Separate the wig into sections and carefully comb the lower part of the hair, before straightening the ends, never reaching more than an inch and a half from the root of the wig with the straighteners.

Besides, here is a video of how to style a human hair wig for you. There are 10 easy hairstyles for wigs and weaves. Hope you can enjoy it!

How do you create the perfect style?

◆ Before styling your full lace wig, it is important to determine the origin of the wig. European hair tends to come in many different textures, whilst Asian hair is more likely to be thicker and very straight.

◆ It is also important to find out if your human hair wig is 100% human hair, or whether it is a mix of human hair and synthetic or special fibers. Most wigs come with manufacturer instructions on the best ways to texture that specific wig. 

◆ Once you have determined the origin of your human hair wig, you know which style is better suited to the hair, and the best processes in which to do so. For example; Asian hair is much better suited to straighter styles, whilst European hair may hold curls and texture a lot better. 

◆ If you don't plan on using heated styling products, the easiest time to style your wig is when your wig is still wet after washing. 

◆ Wet hair is a lot easier to style than dry hair, and styles are much more likely to hold once the hair is dry, verses styling already dry hair. If you plan on using heated styling products, ensure the hair is thoroughly dry before using them on the human hair wig. 

◆ Once the hair is washed (and/or dried), place it on your wig stand (or your head, although most women find it easier to style their wigs in front of them) and comb through the hair with a detangling combe-avoiding the roots or base of the wig. 

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