Whether you've invested in one of our luxurious wigs, bundles, closures, or frontals, this guide will help you maintain that silky, beautiful texture for months to come. Follow these simple steps to keep your hair looking and feeling its absolute best.

How Often to Wash Your Hair

The key to longevity is finding the right balance. If you're wearing your wig or installed hair daily, aim to wash it every 2 weeks. For pieces worn occasionally, every 2–3 weeks is perfect. Pay attention to product buildup, your lifestyle, and how your hair feels.

What You'll Need for Proper Hair Aftercare

Stock your hair care routine with these essentials:

• Sulfate-free shampoo
• Moisturizing conditioner
• Leave-in conditioner
• Wide-tooth comb
• Soft towel
• Mannequin head or wig stand (for wigs)

Step-by-Step Washing Instructions

Follow these gentle steps to cleanse your hair without causing damage:

1. Detangle first: Using a wide-tooth comb, gently work through any knots from ends to roots before wetting the hair.
2. Wash with care: Use lukewarm water and a sulfate-free shampoo. Smooth the shampoo downward in the direction of the hair—never scrub or create tangles.
3. Rinse thoroughly: Make sure all shampoo is removed to prevent buildup.
4. Condition wisely: Apply conditioner to the mid-lengths and ends only. Avoid the roots and lace areas.
5. Rinse and squeeze: Rinse with cool water, then gently squeeze out excess water—never twist or wring.

Drying & Styling Tips

How you dry and style your hair makes all the difference:

• Pat dry with a soft towel and avoid twisting or wringing
• Allow your hair to air dry whenever possible for the healthiest results
• Always apply a heat protectant before using any hot tools
• Keep heat styling tools under 350°F (180°C) to preserve the hair's integrity

Lace Care for Closures & Frontals

The lace is delicate and requires special attention:

• Avoid applying heavy oils or products directly onto the lace
• Gently cleanse lace areas with a soft touch—never scrub
• Protect the lace when sleeping by using a bonnet or scarf, and store properly when not in use

Night Care & Storage

Protect your hair while you sleep and when you're not wearing your wig:

• Wrap your hair in a silk or satin bonnet or scarf every night to reduce friction
• Store wigs on a mannequin head or in a breathable silk bag
• Avoid cotton pillowcases and rough surfaces that can cause shedding, tangling, or dryness

Common Hair Care Mistakes to Avoid

Steer clear of these habits to keep your hair in pristine condition:

• Using sulfate or alcohol-based products that strip moisture and cause dryness
• Overwashing your hair, which can lead to premature wear
• Excessive heat without a heat protectant 
• Sleeping without hair protection—always use a bonnet or scarf