Styling Your Human Hair Wig

It's time to shape your wig! Don't worry, it's not as difficult as it seems. You just have to be careful with your wig. Depending on whether your wig is made of real or synthetic hair, the styling technique is different.Hair wigs in rawalpindi Today I will be talking about styling human hair wigs. Straight wig shape from real hair Human hair wigs are shaped like your own hair. You can roll them with a heated roller, curling iron, or even straighten them with a flat iron. I recommend using a human hair wig product, although regular products seem to work as well. It feels good to be safe and not to hesitate. I recommend placing a human hair wig on a wig stand or wig head and styling it as if you had done a client's hair in a salon. Be careful not to use too much heat. You don't want to burn your client's hair, do you? I use a wire wig brush for my straight human hair wigs because I don't want to damage my hair in any way. For straight wigs, use a wire brush to dissect the wig before shaping it. Take a small section of hair from your fingertips and lightly spray it all over with adjustment lotion before adding heat. Use a straightening iron to straighten your hair from top to bottom. Remember, it's not too hot! Once you've straightened the entire wig, let it cool before brushing or combing it. You can spray your wig with glitter spray once the wig cools down. Some people like to spray the wig with an oily shine after combing it, but I like to do it first. This makes the wig much more manageable and luxurious when combed or brushed. When combing the wig, use a wide toothbrush. Works better and doesn't pull the wig. I don't recommend using a retention spray as it can make hair stiff or sticky. At the end of the day, place your wig on a wig stand. You can brush, comb, or shake it and leave it at night. Curly wig shape from real hair When making curly wigs from human hair, you can use heated rollers or curling irons. Some curly wigs keep their style and you don't need to use any heat at all. Let the curls swell with your fingertips, spray with glitter spray, shake the wig and off you go. I don't recommend curling at all, it can cause your wig to shrivel and lose its curl. Mousse works great when trying to achieve a wet look. Carry a small spray bottle filled with water in it to keep your curls fresh all day long. Spray your hair in private areas like the toilet or in the car. I think it would be rude for other people not to do this. I don't recommend using wig curling spray, but it's up to you. I think the curls should look natural and not flow hard and wrong. If you are using heated rollers or curling irons, use a medium to low setting and always apply setting lotion before heating. It makes a world of difference when it comes to retaining curls and preventing damage to your wig.