How to make human hair wigs last longer?

With proper care, your human hair wigs can last about 12-24 months. This blog article is going to walk you through how to make your hair wigs last longer.

·Never brush the hair when wet. Before washing your wig, you’d better gently comb it out to remove all tangles. Start from the ends of the hair and work your way up to the top.

·Wash your hair under cool water. While washing your hair, never wash your hair with hot, cool water, or lukewarm water will be the best choice.

·Do not wash your hair too often. It is recommended to wash your human hair wig every 7-14 days of wear.

·Air dry your wigs. We highlight recommend that place your units on a wig stand, and air-dry your hair. A hair drier could be convenient, but it will make your hair frizzy.

·Do not wear your units while sleeping. Wearing your unit while sleeping may result in hair loss, breakage, and matting.

Are you ready for 1B613 highlight wigs?

Without a doubt, highlight wigs are getting more and more popular. Having a highlight hair is a great way to freshen up your tresses without having to commit to full color. From blonde to brown, plus honey, caramel, and everything else in between, there is a myriad of tones, shades, and variations to suit every taste. 1B/613 (black hair with blonde highlight) could be the most basic one for anyone like highlight wigs. This blog article is going to walk you through the details of 1B/613 highlight wigs.

What’s 1B/613 highlight wigs?

1B refers to the natural black, and 613 refers to the blonde color so a 1B/613 highlight means the 1B natural black base color with 613 blonde highlights.

What are tthe advantages of 1B/613 highlight?

1. A very natural look

Sometimes a single solid shade can appear harsh and flat, highlight tend to promote a more natural-looking outcome. Plus, natural black is the most natural base color. Having a 1B/613 could be your very first step to walking into the highlight world.

2. A great option to change your style

Colored hair is on trending now. If you want to catch the hair coloring trend but are reluctant to commit to full color, the 1B/613 could be your perfect stepping stone. 

Check out the 1B/613 highlight wigs

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What are water wave wigs?

Why should I choose a water wave wig?

·Water wave hair texture is very natural. Water wave wig is a good choice if you want to leave out some hair for the blending purpose. It can perfectly blend with your own hair, meaning hardly can other people realize that you are wearing a wig.

·It’s full and thick. Water wave come in opposite direction, which gives it volume. A voluminous water wave wig could offer you a very full look.

What are Raw hair, Virgin hair, and Remy hair?

You may have heard that most human hair wigs are made of raw hair, virgin hair, and remy hair. But do you know the difference between them? In this blog article, we’re going to talk about raw hair, virgin hair and remy hair.

What’s raw hair?

·100% unprocessed

·No chemicals, steam, heat processing human hair

·They come in 3 textures: straight, wavy, or curly.

·Single or multiple donors

What’s virgin hair?

·Steam processed, no chemical.

·sometimes have shorter strands

·100% human hair

·Can last 2-3 years

·Comes from one donor

·One texture

What’s remy hair?

·Human hair

·Last 2-3 years

·Uniform pattern

·Multiple donors

Raw hair is the most expensive material, and virgin hair is more expensive than remy hair.

Virgin hair is the most popular material on the market. All kinds of these hair can be good, just make sure you get them from the right vendor. Some vendors will mix up some fake hair into real human hair. Just be careful, and you could do your burn test after you get your human hair wigs.

How to avoid your wavy hair getting straight in winter?

Have you ever noticed that your human hair wigs will get dried, and the curls will become straight easily? Winter is always a dreaded time, most people will experience extra dry, frizzy, and brutal hair. Why does your curly hair get straight more easily in cold weather and what should we do to hold your curls? In this blog article, we’ll go through all these questions.

Why your hair is frizzy in Winter?

Before we dive into any details, a quick disclaimer that frizz is 100% natural and expected. You can’t completely get rid of your frizz. What we don’t need is extra frizz that is unnecessarily caused by the things we’re going to talk about.

1. Changes in humidity

The first problem that you may be experiencing that is causing you to frizz is changes in humidity. From humid wet to dry, your hair can become a disaster. In winter, the air outside tends to be very dry, when you get out of your room, the moisture and the heat from the room in your hair will diffuse into the air.

2. The current environment outside

The second problem is the current environment outside. The current environment is winter. It is cold and dry, and these conditions mixed in with some wind, hats and scarves as well. These things are all contributing to dry and brittle and splitting hair that you may be experiencing.

3. The static electricity

The final problem we are going to discuss today is static electricity. This is a problem that many people face. When wearing hats, material rubs up on your hair causing that swap of electrons. This swap will cause a buildup of electrons on your hair, and this buildup will cause your hair to repel itself, so you’re left with flyaways and frizz.

How to keep your curls?

Always keep your hair moisture.

1. Deep conditioning your hair.

Deep conditioning will help keep the moisture in your hair. If the moisture stays in your hair, you don’t have to worry about static. These products will also help your hair stay more nourished and shiny and manageable so that they don’t become really tangly and matted.

2. Put on serums or hair oil.

After washing your hair, don’t forget to wear some serum or hair oil. They are helping to seal the cuticle. The last thing you put on your hair should always be the most occlusive and sealing product. Never ever skip that step in your routine. 

What’s the difference between 1b and 2 hair color?

If you’re new to human hair wigs, it’s can be confused to tell the difference between #1B and #2 hair color. It seems that there are not much differences between them. So it may be hard to make you final decision when buying your first wig. This blog article is going to explore what the #1B and #2 are and the difference between them.

What is 1B color?

1B hair color is also called off-black. It’s the most natural shade of black since it’s closest to the natural black color of your virgin hair. 1B is the most widely used hair color in human hair wigs. If you’re new to human hair wigs, a 1B color wig would be a goo choice.

What is 2 color?

#2 hair color can be easily mistaken as black, however, hair color #2 is actually the darkest shade of brown. #2 color is cooler than many other shades of brown, but it has the same warmth as hair color 1B. #2 hair color is a good choice for people looking for a dark look.

What is the difference between 1B hair color and 2 hair color?

These two hair colors may appear the same, buy there are some subtle differences between them.

·#2 hair color tends to have a wide range of shades such as red or golden hues which are not there in 1B color.

·As a shade of black, 1B color is darker than #2.

·1B color is normally unprocessed, but #2 is a pre-colored hair color. Since that 1B hair color is more easily to dye.

How To Care Your Human Hair Wigs In Winter?

Do you have the feeling that your human hair wigs become frizzy and flat much more easily recently? That’s because the cold weather is here. We’re in the middle of winter, so it’s time to take care of our human hair wigs. Cold weather can be harsh on wigs because it dries the hair quickly, which makes your wig brittle. Here are few tips about caring your human hair wigs in winter. Let’s protect your units together!

1. Keep your wigs moisture

The wind and low humidity can be damaging to your human hair wigs. They’ll dry out your hair, and they your wigs will become brittle and prone to breaking. So you need to keep your hair moist. Wash your hair with moisturizing shampoo and deep conditioning your hair is the easiest way to keep your hair moist.

2. Stop using styling tools

A heated styling tool can dry out your wig, which can be fine in humid weather, but disastrous in dry weather. So put your curling irons, flat irons, hot rollers and hair dryers into storage. Rather than using a hair drying, you’d better just air dry your human hair wigs.

3. Cover up your wig

During winter, humidity may be low, but you still don’t want your wig to get wet, which can make it frizzy. You’d better not to expose your hair to cold and dry weather. Cover up and protect your hair when you’re going to be outside. A silk scarf is a perfect way to protect your hair from environmental moisture.

4. Take care of tangles

Human hair wigs are more prone to breakage, frizz, and damage during winter. Strong winds are more common in the winter, which will make your wigs tangle fast. To keep your hair from getting tangled during the winter, brush your wig daily. Brush your hair with a wide-tooth comb to detangle your hair. Always brush your hair from the bottom, and do not try to pull out the tangles in your hair. 

5 different ways to slay your edges

Hi wig lovers, would you like to bring your look to a whole new level? Doing your edges when styling your lace front wigs. Hairstyles that feature "baby hairs," which are actually breakage, look sleek and elegant. It's not necessary to style baby hairs, but it creates an attractive appearance that frames your face and acts almost as a hair accessory.

Creating your unique edges is not complicated, the tools you need are just edge control, a hair brush with a rat-tail end. The only thing you need to do is just smoothing your baby hairs down with the brush and create a shape with the rat tail.

Anyone can change up their look by slicking down their baby hairs. Although styling your edges isn't a necessity, we love how it can transform your look and is so simple. Here are 5 different ways to slay your edges.

1. Swoop edges

2. Extra wavy edges

3. Simple edges

4. Heart edges

5. Diamond jeweled edges