Not recommended.
• Do not brush the hair when it is wet.
• Do not rub the hair while washing.
• Do not soak the hair in water. The hair should only be washed under running shower water.
• Do not sleep while wearing the hair system.
• Do not brush the hair without holding the base.
• Do not bleach the hair. Toning to a darker shade is allowed.
• Do not wash the hair too frequently (unlike natural hair, it does not become oily from the scalp). Washing 1–2 times per month is sufficient for daily wear.
We do not recommend wearing clothing with high collars or scarves, as friction in the nape area may cause tangling.

How to brush the hair. Use any brush without rounded ball tips on the bristles (brushes designed for hair extensions are ideal). Hold the hair near the base while brushing and avoid pulling downward sharply. You may also use hair sprays or detangling products to make brushing easier and provide additional care.

How to wash the hair system.
• Wash the hair system as needed, but less frequently than your natural hair.
• Use warm water only, with a temperature not exceeding 37°C (98.6°F).
• Any shampoo may be used. However, choosing the right mask or conditioner is important. We recommend nourishing, restorative, and moisturizing products.
• Apply shampoo by smoothing it through the hair from top to bottom. Do not rub the hair.
• Rinse gently.
• Always apply a hair mask or conditioner, keeping it 15–30 cm (6–12 inches) away from the base. Leave it on for 15–30 minutes.
• After rinsing, place the hair system on a towel and wrap it gently to absorb excess moisture.

How to dry the hair system. The hair system can be dried naturally on a stand or with a hair dryer.
After natural drying or blow-drying, the hair texture may become fluffy, porous, or slightly wavy. For a smoother finish and to help seal the hair cuticle, we recommend styling with heated tools.
You may use a flat iron or curling iron at a temperature of up to 180–190°C (356–374°F). Always apply a heat protectant before using hot styling tools.

Coloring the hair system. Hair coloring is best performed by a professional. However, if you choose to color the hair yourself, use a colorant with a developer strength of no more than 3–6%.
The hair colors most successfully when its original shade is lighter than the desired final shade.
We recommend performing a strand test first to determine the appropriate processing time and color intensity. Tinted shampoos and color-depositing masks may also be used (we recommend diluting them with water).
For longer product life, we do not recommend sleeping while wearing the hair system.
To secure the front hairline, you may purchase special tapes or adhesive from us.
Please remember that without proper care and regular moisturizing, the hair may become dry, coarse, and brittle, significantly reducing its lifespan.

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.