Q&A for How to Wash a Human Hair Wig

It's always best to use products that are specifically designed for human hair wigs—they'll have less harmful chemicals than your standard shampoos and conditioners.

Definitely! Use silicone mix to add moisture and vibrancy to your wig after you've washed and rinsed it.

No, never do that. Not only will it ruin your wig, it might ruin your microwave as well.

If it looks dusty or dirty in some way then it needs to be washed. Generally a human hair wig should be washed carefully once every two weeks if worn daily, less often it it's not worn a lot.

It's safe to use blow dryers and heat on a human hair wig. For synthetic wigs, though, you can potentially destroy your wig by melting the fibers. Instead of a blow-dryer, hang your synthetic wig on a wig stand to air dry after gently blotting with a towel.

Provided it's genuine 100% human hair, boil hot water, add fabric softner + conditioner. Let it cool and place wig inside out. Dry inside of wig with blow dryer. If curly, don't brush. if wavy, brush & add loose curls. If straight, brush while blow drying. Straighten after.

It depends on your skin tone and your natural hair color. If you have a lighter complexion then a blonde, light brown, brown, or natural red would look best. But if you have a darker complexion, then a brown, dark brown, black, or any fashion colors would look good too!. Typically, wig coloring is based off skin tone, rather than eye color.

Burn a little of it with a match. If it's human hair, it will burn slowly with a strong odor. If it's synthetic, it will burn much faster and will have little or no odor.