Hair & Styling Tips
our wig is only as beautiful as the way you wear it. These simple tips will help you choose the right look, wear it comfortably and style it with confidence.
Choosing the Right Wig
Pick the right shade
- Choose a color close to your natural hair or skin undertone for the most natural look.
- Warm skin tones suit golden browns, caramel and copper shades. Cool skin tones suit ash browns, deep black and cool blondes.
- If you are unsure, go one shade lighter than your natural color, since it is easier to look natural.
Pick the right length and style by face shape
| Face Shape | Styles That Suit You |
|---|---|
| Round | Long layers, side-swept fringe, waves with volume at the crown |
| Oval | Almost any style: bob, long, curly, straight |
| Square | Soft waves, side parts, layered cuts that soften the jawline |
| Heart | Chin-length bobs, side-swept bangs, waves at the ends |
| Long | Bobs, full fringe, curls and volume at the sides |
Pick the right texture
- Straight: sleek, modern, easy to maintain
- Wavy: soft and natural, suits everyday wear
- Curly: bold and voluminous, great for special occasions
Getting the Right Fit
- Measure your head circumference before buying and check the size guide on the product page.
- Use the adjustable straps and clips inside the cap to get a snug but comfortable fit.
- Tie back or flatten your natural hair (braids or a wig cap work well) before wearing the wig.
- Wear a wig cap for a smooth base and extra comfort.
How to Wear Your Wig for a Natural Look
- Prepare your hair: Braid or pin it flat against your head.
- Put on a wig cap and tuck in any loose strands.
- Place the wig from the front hairline, then pull it gently back and over your head.
- Adjust the straps until it feels secure.
- Check the hairline in a mirror. It should sit naturally, a little behind your own hairline.
- Blend and style: Use your fingers or a wide-tooth comb to settle the hair into place.
Styling Tips for a Natural Look
- Soften the hairline: Lightly dust a little powder or foundation on the parting or hairline so it blends with your skin.
- Add a natural part: Use a comb to create a slightly uneven parting instead of a perfectly straight line.
- Trim the fringe or layers: A small trim can make a wig look custom made for you. Do this carefully, or ask a professional stylist.
- Add volume: Gently tease the roots and shape the crown with your fingers.
- Avoid over-styling: A slightly relaxed, imperfect style looks more real than a very stiff one.
Everyday Looks
- Casual day: Loose waves with a side part
- Office: Sleek straight style or a neat low ponytail
- Party or wedding: Soft curls, half-up styles or glamorous waves
- Quick look: Low bun or a simple clip-in half-up style
Heat Styling Basics
- Heat tools should only be used on human hair or heat-friendly wigs.
- Always use a heat protectant spray and a low to medium temperature.
- For synthetic wigs that are not heat-friendly, use steam or hot water setting techniques, or ask a professional stylist.
- Never use heat on the cap or lace area.
Accessories That Work Well
- Silk or satin headbands and scarves
- Soft claw clips and pins
- Wig grips or adhesive tape for extra hold
- A wide-tooth comb and a wig stand
Common Styling Mistakes to Avoid
- Choosing a shade that is far from your skin tone
- Wearing the wig too far forward, so the hairline looks artificial
- Using heavy products that make the hair look oily
- Skipping the wig cap or not securing the wig properly
