Wig Guide

Deep wave wigs require gentle handling and regular moisture to help preserve their beautiful wave pattern, softness, and natural movement.

Washing Your Deep Wave Wig

1. Gently separate tangles using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb, starting from the ends.
2. Wet the wig with lukewarm water, allowing the water to flow downward.
3. Apply a gentle, sulphate-free shampoo, carefully cleansing without rubbing or bunching the hair.
4. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
5. Apply a moisturising conditioner from the mid-lengths to the ends, avoiding the lace and knots.
6. Detangle gently while the conditioner is in the hair.
7. Rinse carefully and squeeze out excess water without twisting.
8. Gently scrunch the waves upward to encourage definition.
9. Place the wig on a wig stand and allow it to air-dry.

Maintaining Your Wave Pattern

• Lightly mist the hair with water when refreshing the waves.
• Apply a small amount of lightweight leave-in conditioner suitable for human hair wigs.
• Use a curl-defining mousse when needed to enhance wave definition.
• Scrunch gently to restore the wave pattern.
• Avoid excessive brushing when dry, as this can cause frizz and disrupt the waves.
• Avoid heavy oils and excessive styling products that cause buildup.

Daily Maintenance

• Gently finger-detangle your wig before styling.
• Keep the hair moisturised without oversaturating it with products.
• Avoid excessive friction from clothing, scarves, and bedding.
• Remove your wig before sleeping whenever possible.
• Store it on a wig stand or in a clean satin storage bag.

Heat Styling

• Limit the use of flat irons and other heated styling tools to help preserve the original wave pattern.
• Always use a heat protectant before applying heat.
• Follow the manufacturer’s recommended temperature limits.
• Avoid repeatedly straightening deep wave hair, as the original wave pattern may not fully return.

How Often Should You Wash Your Wig?

Wash approximately every 7–10 wears, or whenever product buildup becomes noticeable.

Washing frequency depends on how often you wear your wig, the products you use, and environmental conditions.

Protecting Your Lace

• Handle lace carefully when installing or removing the wig.
• Avoid pulling or brushing aggressively around the hairline.
• Use an appropriate adhesive remover if glue has been applied.
• Keep heavy conditioners and oils away from the knots to reduce the risk of loosening.

Our Crown Beauty Secret 👑

For a beautiful, defined deep wave look, lightly dampen the hair, apply a small amount of curl-defining mousse, and gently scrunch upward.

Allow the hair to air-dry without excessive touching for soft, glossy, well-defined waves.

Wear your crown with confidence. 👑