Your Wig Journey
Can I Wear a Wig in the Ocean?
Yes, you can wear a wig in the ocean. Here's how to prep, rinse and deep condition so salt water never keeps you out of the water again.
Can I Wear a Wig in the Ocean?
Yes, you can wear a wig in the ocean. Here's how to prep, rinse and deep condition so salt water never keeps you out of the water again.
Will Chlorine Ruin a Wig?
It can — but only if you leave it in. Here's how to protect your wig at the pool, why a beater wig helps, and how to wash chlorine out.
Will Chlorine Ruin a Wig?
It can — but only if you leave it in. Here's how to protect your wig at the pool, why a beater wig helps, and how to wash chlorine out.
Can I Swim in a Synthetic Wig?
Yes, you can swim in a synthetic wig — with the right one. Here's how to protect the fiber, wash after, and stop sitting out pool days.
Can I Swim in a Synthetic Wig?
Yes, you can swim in a synthetic wig — with the right one. Here's how to protect the fiber, wash after, and stop sitting out pool days.
Should I Use a Silk Pillowcase With My Wig?
Yes — a silk pillowcase reduces friction, prevents tangling, and extends the life of your wig. Here's exactly how to use one, plus the care products worth having.
Should I Use a Silk Pillowcase With My Wig?
Yes — a silk pillowcase reduces friction, prevents tangling, and extends the life of your wig. Here's exactly how to use one, plus the care products worth having.
How Do I Protect My Wig If I Must Sleep In It?
Yes, you can sleep in your wig safely. A bonnet, a loose braid, and two minutes of detangling protect your hair and extend your wig's life.
How Do I Protect My Wig If I Must Sleep In It?
Yes, you can sleep in your wig safely. A bonnet, a loose braid, and two minutes of detangling protect your hair and extend your wig's life.
What Happens If I Sleep in My Wig Every Night?
It depends — occasional nights are fine, but nightly wear shortens wig life. Here's how to sleep in your wig and still protect it.
What Happens If I Sleep in My Wig Every Night?
It depends — occasional nights are fine, but nightly wear shortens wig life. Here's how to sleep in your wig and still protect it.