Preparation. Before washing, gently comb through the hair. It may become more difficult to do this after the procedure. Start combing from the ends and slowly work your way up. Avoid touching the base with the comb.

Washing the accessory. Gently submerge the wig in warm water, dilute 30-40 ml of shampoo, and let it sit for 5-7 minutes. Then carefully rinse the wig, using circular motions with your fingers to clean all areas (especially the forehead and nape).

Rinsing. To properly rinse the wig, use room-temperature running water. Hold the wig by the base at the forehead, pour water from the roots to the ends, and rinse for about two minutes.

Nourishment. We recommend using masks and conditioners—any products that make hair manageable, soft, and silky. Apply conditioner along the entire length (remember not to touch the root area, as this can damage the wig) and gently rinse it off under running water. Alternatively, you can dissolve the conditioner in water and leave the wig in the solution for 10 minutes.

Drying. Gently wrap the wet wig in a towel and carefully press it to remove excess water. Leave it in the towel for 1-2 hours, then simply shake the wig and place it on a special stand to air dry.

Styling. To add volume to the wig, we suggest drying the hair with a cold hairdryer, flipping the wig "upside down." Any styling with a hot hairdryer should only be done once the wig is completely dry. Natural hair wigs can be curled with rollers, straightened with a flat iron, or styled with a curling iron. For storage, we recommend using a mannequin or a special wig stand.