Preserve the craft

Care Guide

Virgin European hair rewards patience. Treated well, your wig will look this good for years.

Washing

Wash every 8–15 wears, or when the hair starts to feel weighed down.
Detangle from the ends up with a wide-tooth comb before wetting the hair.
Use a sulfate-free shampoo made for human-hair wigs. Work the lather gently through the length — do not scrub the cap or knots.
Rinse in cool water (warm water loosens knots over time).
Follow with a lightweight conditioner, applied from mid-shaft to ends only. Avoid the cap and knot base.

Blot excess water with a microfiber towel — never wring or twist the hair.
Air-dry on a soft wig stand or a mannequin head. Avoid styrofoam, which can stretch the cap.
Virgin hair takes heat well, but keep tools at or below 300°F / 150°C and always use a heat protectant. Excessive heat is the fastest way to shorten your wig's lifespan.
For a fresh restyle, mist lightly with water and use rollers, or bring your piece in for a professional wash-and-set.

Store on a wig stand or hang inside-out on a hanger to keep the cap in shape.
Keep out of direct sunlight — UV will lift color over time, even on unprocessed hair.
Between wears, keep a silk or satin scarf between the hair and rougher surfaces to reduce friction.

Dye, bleach, and permanent chemical treatments — they undo the virgin quality of the hair.
Sleeping in the wig if it can be helped; use a satin pillowcase if you do.
Long chlorine or salt-water exposure. Rinse promptly if it happens.