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Caring for your new hair piece is Easy!

The proper care of your hair replacement or extension will keep it looking like new. Most find it is best to have more than one hair replacement, not only to alternate hair styles, but to allow the proper time for cleaning and drying.

  1. When not wearing hairpiece, take off and comb it according to the hairline. Place hairpiece plastic wig stand for later use.

  2. Cleaning: remove all double-sided tapes on the base.   Dilute small amount of shampoo in small plastic container. Soak the hair system in a plastic or stainless steel for about 15-20 minute

  3. Soak hairpiece and gently run your fingers through the hairpiece by following the hairline.

  4. Rinse with cool water.

  5. Drying: Carefully towel blot the hairpiece to remove access water. DO NOT RUB! Then shake gently to remove excess water. Place on wig stand.   Allow hairpiece to air dry naturally for best wave/curl retention.

  6. To keep the hair looking fresh and so it will last longer; spray the damp hair with leave-in conditioner  ; and let it remain on the hair.

    To finish up; place a dry towel over the damp Hairpiece or Wig; and press gently to dry hair. DO NOT MASSAGE. THIS CAUSES TANGLING OF THE HAIR.

    Once the hair is almost dry (damp); comb or style the hair u as desired; let dry at room temperature.
What can be done to keep the hair softer for longer?
Maintaining a soft head of hair is a problem we all face. It’s one of those unfortunate and inevitable realities that come along with wearing a hair replacement system. But there are a few tips you might find helpful.

Keeping your hair replacement system from feeling like straw is just as much about what you don’t do as it is about what you do, do.

Don't Do's (or at least try not do to):

  • Excessive shampooing
  • Constant swimming and exposure to chlorine
  • Blow drying your hair

Do Do's (if possible):

  • More conditioning, especially using leave-in conditioners
  • Use hair care products that contain sunscreen
  • Air dry your hair

Hair System Shampoo and Conditioning

What's the most important thing you should know about shampooing your hair replacement system? In short, it can do more harm than good.

On the other hand nobody wants to smell or touch a dirty head so shampooing is a necessity for hair wearers. Our general rule is to do it only when you need it (or 1-2 times per week at most). Any more and you risk drying out the hair or causing tangles

Of course, we don't want you to get bored in the shower. So in addition to shampooing your growing hair we strongly recommend daily conditioning of your hair system.

Conditioning your unit everyday will help to hydrate and strengthen the follicles and keep your hair healthy and soft longer. In fact we believe in conditioning so much that we also suggest using a leave-in conditioner  everyday after showering.

Quick tips for using conditioner on your hair system:

  • Do it everyday!
  • Work it into the hair (not your scalp or hair system base)
  • Use a rinse out conditioner while showering
  • Use a leave-in conditioner with sunscreen after showering

How-To Shampoo Your Hair System Properly and Safely

Shampooing your hair system is an important part of maintaining a natural (and clean) appearance. Unfortunately, it's also rough on the system. Here's a few things you can do to protect your investment and maximize the life span of your hair system.

HS recommends shampooing your hair system only 1-2 times per week!

Work Your Way In

After wetting your hair and head, pour the shampoo into your hands first. Then start by lathering the shampoo into your natural growing hair.

Only after you work the shampoo into your natural hair should you move toward and over top of your hair system.

Pat Softly But Don't Rub

With the shampoo covering your entire hair system try and resist the urge to scrub the shampoo in with your fingers, this could damage the unit.

Instead use a gentle patting motion to spread around the shampoo. This should also help it get through to your scalp.

Go With the Flow

Once you feel like you've shampooed enough, rinsing is the last obstacle. To avoid tangling, be sure and rinse your entire head with the water streaming in the same direction and while you keep all the hairs facing the same direction as well.

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