Binding your hair properly before wearing a full wig makes the wig easier to style, helping you achieve a more natural look.
Position the thicker side of the net's elastic band below and put it through the neck base.
Position the front of the net about 2 fingers away from your front hairline.
Spread your hair evenly at the back area of the net to prevent irregular shape.
Once your hair is spread evenly within the net, tuck the net behind your ears. Fix the net in place with hair pins.
Brush your hair towards the back to give it a smooth flow. If neccessary, fix the side/fronts with hair pins.
Brush your hair towards the back, twist it up at the back and pin it. Make sure the hair is twisted evenly to prevent the appearance of irregular shape.
Use a soft brush to brush the wig gently to give it an overall smooth flow.
Move the wire from the sideburns area towards the inside.
Hold the wig by the nape area with both hands and wear it over so that it covers your forehead. Adjust the wig position by sliding it towards the back of your head. Fix it in place by the nape position.
Once you set the wig position you want, press both ends of the clip from the wig surface to secure it in place.
Avoid having the wig close to flames or in places where fire is used, such as the kitchen.
Do not place the wig in any high-temperature environments such as near a stove, heater or dryer. It may damage the wig material or base.
Do not wash the wig using detergents meant for laundry or kitchen items. This may result in material damage to the wig.
Avoid excessive brushing as the wig’s hair root and base are very delicate. When setting the wig, brush carefully and gently using a brush made exclusively for wigs.
In the event of any skin abnormality on the scalp, such as a wound, rash, inflammation or swelling, stop using the wig and consult a doctor immediately.