How long can a glueless wig last?
To be honest, this question depends on many factors, including the quality of the wig, how often it is used, and how it is cared for. From my personal experience, as long as you take good care of it, a glueless wig can last a year or even longer.
The first glueless wig I bought was a drawstring half wig from a professional brand, and I was worried that it would not last long. As a result, it is still in good condition after wearing it for more than a year. Why can it last so long? First of all, I pay great attention to daily care. After each wear, I will wash the wig with a mild shampoo and use conditioner to keep the hair smooth and shiny. After washing, I usually let it dry naturally and then store it on a wig stand to avoid crushing the shape.
I remember once I took this glueless wig on a trip for a month, and I spent some time every morning to tidy it up, but I didn't expect it to be in good condition when I came back. In fact, the life of a wig depends largely on how you use it. For example, I usually try to avoid using high-temperature tools to perm it, and I don’t wash it too frequently on a daily basis. Generally, washing it once every two or three weeks is enough. So, if you take good care of it like me, a glueless wig can accompany you for one or two years without any problem.
The first glueless wig I bought was a drawstring half wig from a professional brand, and I was worried that it would not last long. As a result, it is still in good condition after wearing it for more than a year. Why can it last so long? First of all, I pay great attention to daily care. After each wear, I will wash the wig with a mild shampoo and use conditioner to keep the hair smooth and shiny. After washing, I usually let it dry naturally and then store it on a wig stand to avoid crushing the shape.
I remember once I took this glueless wig on a trip for a month, and I spent some time every morning to tidy it up, but I didn't expect it to be in good condition when I came back. In fact, the life of a wig depends largely on how you use it. For example, I usually try to avoid using high-temperature tools to perm it, and I don’t wash it too frequently on a daily basis. Generally, washing it once every two or three weeks is enough. So, if you take good care of it like me, a glueless wig can accompany you for one or two years without any problem.
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