While full lace wigs are natural in appearance due the lace base, some are better than the rest. More affordable full lace-wigs and lace fronts are flooding the market. However, more is not always better. With so many women falling in love with lace wigs there are many companies that sacrifice quality for quantity. If you do end up getting a less than stellar full lace wig there are a number of things that you can do to give it a more natural appearance.

 

Use moisture rich conditioning:

When you remove your unit, its best to apply mild shampoo to cleanse it and then use a moisture rich conditioner to add and retain the moisture in the hair. A good conditioner will assist in keeping your unit soft, frizz free with a natural healthy glow and increase the longevity of your investment. The most common question is how often you should you wash your unit. It's generally recommended to wash your hair system once every two weeks.

 

Handle cautiously:

Hair systems developed from lace are known to be fragile; therefore you should be cautious and delicate when attempting to apply your unit. In addition, delicacy should be practiced when brushing and/or styling your wig. It's best to avoid doing anything with force such as pushing or pulling, which can essentially damage or destroy your unit.

 

Use net covers while swimming:

When you are going for a swim, it should be handled with care. Although water won't harm the wig, but chlorine or salt can. A cover for your wig is recommended while swimming to protect it from the salts and chlorine present in the water. Showing carelessness in this case will not harm your wig for sure, but as they say, better safe than sorry.

 

Lace hair systems have the potential to alter and improve your appearance for all occasions, however to continue the use of your unit, you must understand the importance of caring for it. The above tips will assist you in maintaining your unit.