6 Steps To Make Red Wigs Last Long

red wigs

Like any other wig, red wigs require proper care and maintenance to last a long time. Here are some tips for keeping your red wig in good condition:

#1. Brush your wig regularly. 

Gently untangle your wig with a wig brush, beginning at the ends and working your way up. Avoid using a normal brush or comb because they could harm the wig's fibers.

#2. Wash your wig

It is advised that you wash your wig every 6–8 weeks, depending on how frequently you wear it. While cleaning your hairpiece, use a gentle shampoo and warm water, careful not to rub or twist the fibers. 

After a thorough rinse, gently squeeze any remaining water from the wig.

#3. Condition your wig

Apply a wig conditioner to the hair fibers and gently work it through with your fingers. Rinse the conditioner out with cool water. Use chemical-free products or purple shampoos to retain the red wigs. 

#4. Air-dry your wig

Place it on a wig stand or a towel and let it dry completely. Avoid using a hairdryer, as heat can damage the fibers.

#5. Store your wig correctly.

When not in use, keep your wigs out of the way of dust and pets. Use a wig stand or a wig box to protect the wig's shape.

#6. Avoid heat styling

Excessive heat styling can damage the fibers of your wig, so it's best to avoid using hot tools like curling irons, straighteners, or blow dryers. If you must use heat, use a heat protectant spray and set the setting to a low temperature.

You may prolong the beauty and vibrancy of your red wig by following these steps. So, head to the nearest Paula Young to shop for colored wigs. They offer red to gray wigs of human hair that also last longer.