Your Wig Journey
Can I Use Hot Rollers on a Wig?
Hot rollers can give your wig gorgeous volume and bounce, but only if you know what your wig is made of first. Here is a clear guide to using hot...
Can I Use Hot Rollers on a Wig?
Hot rollers can give your wig gorgeous volume and bounce, but only if you know what your wig is made of first. Here is a clear guide to using hot...
Can I Use Velcro Rollers on a Wig?
Yes, you can use Velcro rollers on a wig — here's the gentle, step-by-step method that adds volume without shortening your wig's life.
Can I Use Velcro Rollers on a Wig?
Yes, you can use Velcro rollers on a wig — here's the gentle, step-by-step method that adds volume without shortening your wig's life.
Do I Have to Let the Curl Cool Before Dropping It?
Yes — letting a curl cool completely is what makes it hold. Here's how to curl your wig so the style lasts and the fiber does too.
Do I Have to Let the Curl Cool Before Dropping It?
Yes — letting a curl cool completely is what makes it hold. Here's how to curl your wig so the style lasts and the fiber does too.
Why Won't My Synthetic Wig Hold a Curl?
Because synthetic fiber holds heat-set memory, not curl memory. Here's how to reset it, revive the shape, and make your wig last far longer.
Why Won't My Synthetic Wig Hold a Curl?
Because synthetic fiber holds heat-set memory, not curl memory. Here's how to reset it, revive the shape, and make your wig last far longer.
How Do I Curl a Synthetic Wig?
Yes, you can curl a synthetic wig — with low heat or no heat at all. Here's how to do it safely, protect the fiber, and make your wig last...
How Do I Curl a Synthetic Wig?
Yes, you can curl a synthetic wig — with low heat or no heat at all. Here's how to do it safely, protect the fiber, and make your wig last...
What Is the Max Heat for Jon Renau HD Wigs?
Keep HD wig heat styling between 250°F and 350°F — and always start low. Here's how to style safely and make your wig last much longer.
What Is the Max Heat for Jon Renau HD Wigs?
Keep HD wig heat styling between 250°F and 350°F — and always start low. Here's how to style safely and make your wig last much longer.