Is This Normal Shedding for a Human Hair Wig?
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After combing the human hair wig just started, I found that there were several hairs hanging on the comb, and when I wore dark clothes, there were still several on my shoulder—many sisters would be worried at this time: is this hair shedding normal? Did you buy a defective wig? Today, let’s talk about the issue of hair shedding of human hair wigs.
A Small Amount of Hair Shedding for Human Hair Wigs Is Normal
Let's first understand one thing: human hair wigs use real hair, so they come with their own "real hair properties"—a small amount of hair loss is the norm.
Especially when a new wig is just opened, it may lose several strands when combing, which are mostly "floating hairs" that were not firmly fixed during production. Once they fall off, they become stable. When wearing it normally, if one or two strands occasionally fall off during the combing and removal process, as long as it does not affect the overall fluffiness, there is no need to panic at all.
Only in These Two Situations Should We Be Vigilant
But "a small amount of normal" does not mean that you can tolerate any hair shedding. As soon as these two signals appear, you need to pay attention: one is after combing the hair, the comb is wrapped with hair, and you can even see the hair net leaking out; The second is that a certain area of the wig suddenly becomes sparse, and a clear gap can be seen.
These two situations are most likely not "normal hair shedding", but may be due to poor wig craftsmanship (such as loose stitches), problems with the hair quality itself, or our care methods being too rough. Such as loose stitches of a half wig, loose knots of lace wear and go wigs.
3 Tips to Reduce Hair Shedding
If you want your wig to lose less hair, you just need to be more careful when taking care of it: first, use a wide toothed comb to comb your hair, slowly and smoothly from the end of the hair upwards, without pulling it forcefully; Secondly, when washing, use wig specific hair care products. When washing, do not rub too hard, just press gently; Thirdly, do not use high temperature settings when blowing hair. Don’t detangle dense curly wigs like a kinky curly wig or Afro curly wig when it is dry, because it may cause frizz and breakage.
In a Word
To be honest, no matter what kind of human hair wig you have, it should be cared for properly. As long as the hair loss is sporadic and does not affect the appearance, just relax your mind - after all, the beauty it brings is much more valuable than those few strands of hair loss!
A Small Amount of Hair Shedding for Human Hair Wigs Is Normal
Let's first understand one thing: human hair wigs use real hair, so they come with their own "real hair properties"—a small amount of hair loss is the norm.
Especially when a new wig is just opened, it may lose several strands when combing, which are mostly "floating hairs" that were not firmly fixed during production. Once they fall off, they become stable. When wearing it normally, if one or two strands occasionally fall off during the combing and removal process, as long as it does not affect the overall fluffiness, there is no need to panic at all.
Only in These Two Situations Should We Be Vigilant
But "a small amount of normal" does not mean that you can tolerate any hair shedding. As soon as these two signals appear, you need to pay attention: one is after combing the hair, the comb is wrapped with hair, and you can even see the hair net leaking out; The second is that a certain area of the wig suddenly becomes sparse, and a clear gap can be seen.
These two situations are most likely not "normal hair shedding", but may be due to poor wig craftsmanship (such as loose stitches), problems with the hair quality itself, or our care methods being too rough. Such as loose stitches of a half wig, loose knots of lace wear and go wigs.
3 Tips to Reduce Hair Shedding
If you want your wig to lose less hair, you just need to be more careful when taking care of it: first, use a wide toothed comb to comb your hair, slowly and smoothly from the end of the hair upwards, without pulling it forcefully; Secondly, when washing, use wig specific hair care products. When washing, do not rub too hard, just press gently; Thirdly, do not use high temperature settings when blowing hair. Don’t detangle dense curly wigs like a kinky curly wig or Afro curly wig when it is dry, because it may cause frizz and breakage.
In a Word
To be honest, no matter what kind of human hair wig you have, it should be cared for properly. As long as the hair loss is sporadic and does not affect the appearance, just relax your mind - after all, the beauty it brings is much more valuable than those few strands of hair loss!
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