Why Does My Hair Flick Out at the Ends and How to Prevent It 2.1 Grow Out Your Hair. 2.2 Chop Off Some Length. 2.3 Opt for Some Layers. 2.4 Try a Leave-in Conditioner. 2.5 Reevaluate Your Product Stash. 2.6 Cut Back on Heat Styling. 2.7 Air Dry Your Hair. Read more…
There is no doubt that acetone is the most common chemical used to remove dry wig glue. For example, removing nail polish containing iso-acetone is the most effective solvent, which can effectively remove the permanent markings on the skin. More importantly, it has an excellent result to remove lace wig Read more…
Saturate your hair with water and lather up with dish soap, concentrating on the glued areas. Let it sit for 30-45 minutes, then rinse thoroughly and deep condition. Comb through with a wide-toothed comb to remove the loosened glue. How do you remove hair glue without damaging your hair? How Read more…
Mix Shampoo and Conditioner This gentle method may be all you need to loosen and remove the glue from your hair. Many people have success with shampoo + deep conditioning to remove glue. How do you dissolve hair glue? Soak a cotton ball in acetone, or acetone-based nail polish remover, Read more…
How should I be brushing my wig to both prevent and tackle tangles? “The best time to comb it is when you’re combing conditioner through the wet hair. Then you let it dry and brush it again. Use a wig brush that’s made for extensions and wigs, those little plastic Read more…
Why do wigs seem to tangle more often than my own hair? Tangling can depend a lot on how well the wig is made and whether the cuticles are all going in the right direction or if it’s been processed with chemical or colour; if the hair has been laid Read more…
We recommend brushing your synthetic wig before and after using your wig. Along with using a detangling spray to ensure your synthetic wig does not get tangled before and after every use. Our favorite detangling sprays to use are the Jon Renau Smooth Detangler and SheaMoisture Oil Shine Hair Spray Read more…
Things like aggressive brushing and combing, sleeping on wet hair or rough fabrics that create friction, constantly pulling your strands into styles that are too tight, and heat styling are all some of the main reasons why hair breaks. Why does my hair break very easily? Unusually dry hair may Read more…
Somewhere between 8-10″ is a good length, depending on how thick your hair is and how big your wrist is. A lot of girl’s like to wear them as bracelets. Not only are they cute on wrist, but when they want to pull their hair up, they always have an Read more…
How To Sleep On Your Hairstyle And Have It Survive Until Morning Don’t rely on hairspray to hold your style all night. Apply one pinch of baby powder or cornstarch around the hair line at the scalp before bedtime. Do not flatten the style. Create a wave. Go curly. Keep Read more…