Your Wig Journey

Yes, you can make a wig hairline look plucked at home. Here's the slow, simple method — plus what to do if you go too far.

Yes, you can make a wig hairline look plucked at home. Here's the slow, simple method — plus what to do if you go too far.

Yes, you can do it — a zigzag part is a soft S-shaped parting that makes wigs look more natural. Here's how, and why it's completely reversible.

Yes, you can do it — a zigzag part is a soft S-shaped parting that makes wigs look more natural. Here's how, and why it's completely reversible.

Because the lace was set that way before you got it. Here's how to retrain your part — and why experimenting is the fun part.

Because the lace was set that way before you got it. Here's how to retrain your part — and why experimenting is the fun part.

Yes, you can move a center part to the side. Dampen, comb over, set, and let it rest. Here's how to do it without damaging your wig.

Yes, you can move a center part to the side. Dampen, comb over, set, and let it rest. Here's how to do it without damaging your wig.

Yes, you can use a hair clip to train the part on your wig. Here's the gentle, no-stress method — plus what to avoid along the way.

Yes, you can use a hair clip to train the part on your wig. Here's the gentle, no-stress method — plus what to avoid along the way.

Yes, you can train wig bangs to stay put. Damp, direct, roll, cool. Plus playful styling tricks for the mornings you'd rather just pin them back.

Yes, you can train wig bangs to stay put. Damp, direct, roll, cool. Plus playful styling tricks for the mornings you'd rather just pin them back.

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