If you wear your wig every single day, you already know the struggle: by mid-week it looks a little flat, a little dull, and nothing like it did on day one. The good news? Keeping it fresh doesn’t require a lot of time or a shelf full of products. It just requires the right routine.
Here’s the daily wig care system I swear by, broken into three simple stages: before you put it on, after you take it off, and wash day.
The payoff: a wig that looks salon-fresh well past the first week, and a longer lifespan so you get more out of every style you love.
Before You Put It On (2 Minutes, Every Morning)
This is the step most people skip, and it’s the reason wigs start looking tired faster than they should.
Give It a Quick Refresh
Before placing your wig on your head, hold it at the crown and give it a gentle shake to revive the fibers. For synthetic wigs especially, this resets the shape after a night on the stand. If it looks a little limp, a light mist of water (just a few spritzes from a spray bottle) brings the style right back without any fuss.
Prep Your Head First
Your natural hair and scalp can affect how your wig sits and how long it stays fresh. A quick prep makes a real difference:
Secure your natural hair flat under a wig liner cap before putting on your wig. This prevents lumps and helps the wig sit evenly.
If your scalp tends to get oily, a thin cotton liner also absorbs moisture throughout the day, which means less buildup transferred to your wig fibers.
Center the wig using the ear tabs as your guide, then adjust the Velcro tabs for a snug, secure fit.
Quick tip: Store your wig on a styrofoam styling head overnight. It holds the shape so your morning shake-out takes seconds, not minutes.
After You Take It Off (5 Minutes, Every Evening)
What you do in those five minutes after removing your wig determines how it looks tomorrow, and the day after that.
Detangle Before You Store
Never put a tangled wig away and hope for the best. Take a wide-tooth comb or a wig brush and work through it from ends to roots, not the other way around. Starting at the roots puts stress on the fibers and causes breakage over time.
For curly styles, skip the brush entirely. Use your fingers or a pick comb to gently separate the curls, then leave them alone.
A Quick Spritz Goes a Long Way
Once it’s detangled, a light mist of wig hair spray helps the fibers hold their shape overnight and protects against humidity the next day. You don’t need much. Two or three spritzes from about 12 inches away is plenty.
Store It Right
Do This
Avoid This
Place on a styrofoam head or wig stand
Stuffing it in a drawer or bag
Keep in a cool, dry spot
Storing near heat sources (radiators, sunny windowsills)
Cover loosely with a hairnet for long styles
Leaving it exposed to dust
A wig that’s stored properly takes about 30 seconds to style in the morning. One that’s been crumpled in a bag? That’s a whole different situation.
Wash Day: How Often and How to Do It Right
If you wear your wig daily, wash day comes around every 7 to 10 days. According to Cleveland Clinic’s wig care guide, daily wearers should wash their synthetic wig more frequently than the standard “once a month” recommendation, with 7 to 10 wears being the practical sweet spot. Wash it less than that and product buildup dulls the fibers. Wash it more and you’re shortening its lifespan unnecessarily. That sweet spot keeps things looking clean without wearing out the fibers.
The Wash Routine (Step by Step)
Fill a basin with cool water and add a capful of wig shampoo. Never use regular shampoo; the formulas are too harsh for synthetic fibers and will strip them.
Gently submerge the wig and let it soak for 5 minutes. No scrubbing, no wringing, no rubbing. Just let the water do the work.
Rinse thoroughly in cool water until the water runs clear. Warm or hot water can alter the style permanently on synthetic wigs.
Press (don’t squeeze) with a towel to remove excess water, then place it on a wire drying stand or your styrofoam head to air dry completely.
Once dry, spritz with conditioner to restore softness and body.
Important: Never use a blow dryer on a synthetic wig. Heat is the number one enemy of synthetic fibers. If you have a VersaFiber heat-resistant wig, low heat is fine, but always check the label first.
Human Hair Wigs: A Small Difference
If you wear a human hair wig, the process is nearly identical, but you can use a slightly warmer rinse and a moisturizing conditioner. Human hair needs that hydration to stay manageable. Air drying is still the gentlest option, though low heat on a diffuser is acceptable.
The bottom line on wash day: keep it simple, keep it cool, and let it dry completely before storing or wearing again.
One Bonus Tip That Changes Everything
Own at least two wigs and rotate them.
This single habit extends the life of both wigs significantly. Wearing the same wig seven days a week puts constant stress on the fibers, the cap, and the style. Rotating two wigs gives each one a full rest day between wears, and it cuts your wash-day frequency in half per wig.
It also means you always have a backup ready when one is drying. No more waiting around for wash day to be over before you can leave the house.
Browse Paula Young’s full wig collection to find a second style you love, whether that’s a short everyday option or something a little different for the weekends. Your wigs will thank you for it.
How often should you wash a wig if you wear it every day?
Most daily wig wearers should wash their wig every 7 to 10 wears. That keeps product buildup under control without over-washing the fibers. If your wig starts looking dull, feels sticky, or loses its shape sooner, it may be time for a wash.
What should I do before putting on my wig each morning?
Start by gently shaking out the wig, then smooth your natural hair flat under a wig liner cap. Center the wig using the ear tabs and adjust the fit so it feels secure. A quick refresh in the morning helps the style look fuller and more natural.
What is the best way to store a wig overnight?
Store your wig on a styrofoam head or wig stand in a cool, dry spot. That helps preserve the shape and makes the next morning easier. Avoid crumpling it in a drawer or bag, which can flatten the style and create tangles.
Summer is all about sun-drenched afternoons, garden parties, and effortless style. But as the temperatures rise, finding the right hair solution can feel like a challenge. If you’ve ever felt overheated under a heavy cap, it’s time to rethink your summer wardrobe with lightweight wigs for summer.
The secret to staying cool without sacrificing volume or texture lies in the right combination of fiber technology and cap construction. Whether you are looking for a breezy pixie or whimsical beach waves, here is your guide to finding a summer wig that feels as light as a warm breeze.
What Makes a Wig “Lightweight”?
If you are wondering what makes a wig comfortable in hot weather, look for these three key features:
WhisperLite® Fibers: Super-light, baby-fine synthetic fibers that are significantly lighter than traditional synthetic hair or human hair.
Open-Cap (Capless) Construction: Caps built with open wefting that allow air to circulate freely across your scalp.
Shorter Lengths or Feathered Layers: Styles like pixies, shaggy bobs, or heavily layered cuts that reduce the overall weight and keep hair off your neck.
Top Lightweight Wigs for Summer
When curating your summer look, you want styles that transition seamlessly from a morning walk to an evening patio dinner. Here are a few standout silhouettes from the Paula Young® collection:
1. The Effortless Pixie (The Junie Wig)
Pixie cuts are the ultimate summer staple. Styles like the Junie Wig are cropped close with soft, textured layers at the crown for lift. Because it utilizes WhisperLite® fibers and leaves the nape of the neck completely exposed, it provides maximum ventilation on the hottest days.
2. The Breezy Bob (The Faye Wig)
If you prefer a bit more length but still want to stay cool, a jaw-length bob is a perfect compromise. The Faye Wig features loose waves and soft layering that give the style effortless flow. The shorter length prevents heat from trapping around your shoulders, making it a Pinterest-worthy option for effortless summer romance.
3. The Beach Wave Shag (The Lavender Wig)
You don’t have to give up length to stay comfortable. The Lavender Wig offers billowy, beachy waves that frame the face beautifully. By utilizing an open-cap design and baby-fine WhisperLite® fibers, you get the aesthetic of full, whimsical summer hair without the heavy, stifling feel.
3 Tips for Summer Wig Care
To keep your lightweight wigs looking fresh through humidity and sunshine, follow a gentle summer routine:
Wash More Frequently: Sweat and sunscreen can build up on the cap and fibers. Wash your synthetic wigs after every 6-8 wears during the summer months.
Store on a Wire Stand: When you take your wig off at the end of the day, place it on a wire or plastic open-air wig stand rather than a solid styrofoam head. This allows the cap to air out and dry completely.
Avoid Direct Heat: Never leave your wig in a hot car or near a sunny window, as excessive heat can permanently damage synthetic fibers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are capless wigs better for summer?
Yes. Capless (or open-cap) wigs are ideal for summer because they feature open spaces between the wefts of hair. This allows body heat to escape and cool air to reach your scalp, making them highly breathable.
Can you wear a wig to the beach?
You can wear a wig to the beach, but it is best to wear an older “backup” wig. Saltwater, chlorine, and intense direct sunlight can degrade synthetic fibers over time. If you do wear your primary wig, avoid submerging it in the water.
What is the coolest wig material for hot weather?
Synthetic fibers, specifically ultra-fine variations like Kanekalon® WhisperLite®, are the coolest materials for hot weather. They are lighter than human hair and retain their styled shape even in high humidity.
Synthetic wigs are lightweight, soft, natural-looking, affordable, versatile & all you’re looking for! Read on for more & shop from Paula Young® today.
Wearing a wig every day can be a game-changer, offering endless style possibilities, convenience, and confidence in one hair loss solution.
However, just like natural hair, wigs require proper care and styling techniques to keep them looking flawless and feeling comfortable day after day.
And, of course, you want to avoid common mistakes like excessive friction, improper storage, or product buildup that could shorten your wig’s lifespan.
So, if you’re ready to master the art of wearing a wig everyday, you’ve come to the right place.
In this guide, we’ll share 9 expert wig tips, from securing your wig for all-day wear to keeping it fresh and fabulous. Let’s dive in and make everyday wig-wearing effortless and chic!
9 Tips for wearing a wig everyday
Tip 1: Measure Your Head For The Correct Size
The first step to wearing wigs comfortably daily is ensuring you have the right fit.
A tight fit can cause headaches and irritation. On the other hand, a loose wig may shift throughout the day, something no wig wearer wants to deal with.
Therefore, measure your head accurately using a soft cloth tape and flatten your natural hair before taking measurements.
Wig sizes generally range from mini petite to large, so knowing your exact size ensures the best wig fit.
If you’re unsure about your measurements or need a step-by-step guide, check out our Find Your Size guide for your first wig and beyond.
Tip 2: Wear A Wig Cap Liner
Comfort and security are key when wearing wigs every day.
That’s why wig cap liners like the Nylon Wig Liners – Pack of 3 are a must-have, whether you have thinning hair or are experiencing complete alopecia hair loss.
They keep your wig in place, prevent slippage, and add a layer of protection between your scalp and the wig.
Besides keeping your wig secure, a liner or a wig grip also helps maintain hygiene. Your scalp naturally produces oils; over time, these can transfer onto the wig, affecting its freshness and longevity.
A wig cap liner acts as a barrier, keeping your wig cleaner for longer and preventing irritation from direct contact with the wig’s interior.
Tip 3: Gentle Washing
Keeping your wigs fresh and well-maintained is essential, but that doesn’t mean you should wash them after each wear.
Like your own hair, overwashing can strip the fibers of their shine. So, the key to preserving your wig’s beauty is gentle washing every 7 to 10 wears.
Start by gently detangling the wig with a wide-tooth comb to remove knots and tangles. Then, fill a basin with lukewarm water, never hot, as heat can damage the fibers.
Add a dollop of the Wig Shampoo, swirl it gently, and submerge the wig, letting it soak for a few minutes.
Instead of rubbing or scrubbing, carefully swish human hair, heat-friendly synthetic, or synthetic wigs like the Camryn Wig by Paula Young to lift away dirt and oil.
Rinse thoroughly with clean water and apply the Wig Conditionerfrom mid-lengths to ends, avoiding the cap to prevent loosening knots or wefts.
Not sure if you can submerge your wigs while washing? Read Is It Bad To Submerge Wigs In Water To Wash and learn the best practices for clean wigs.
Tip 4: Clean Your Wig Tools
Cleaning wig styling tools
As much as investing in the right wig hair care products matters, keeping your wig tools clean is just as important.
Over time, wig brushes and styling tools accumulate dust and product buildup that can transfer onto your wig, making it look dull or feel weighed down.
Regularly washing and sanitizing your wig brushes and combs helps keep your wig in top shape.
If you wear heat-friendly synthetic or human hair wigs like the Trista Human Hair Wig by Paula Young, your hot styling tools need just as much attention.
Residue from styling sprays, serums, and heat protectants can build up on curling irons, flat irons, and hot rollers, potentially damaging your wig fibers.
After each use, a simple wipe-down with a damp, clean cloth or a designated tool cleaner will keep them free from debris and safe for styling.
Tip 5: Taming Flyaways And Touch-Ups
Even the best wigs can develop slight frizz, but you can maintain a sleek and polished look with a few quick tricks.
One of the easiest ways to tame flyaways is to use heat and friction to your advantage.
Simply rub your hands together briskly to generate warmth, then press them gently over your wig. This trick helps smooth down stray hairs and control any unwanted lift at the part.
If your wig is sitting flat, you can restore some volume to the hairline by lightly teasing or backcombing the roots.
This subtle movement redirects the fibers, creating a natural lift without needing extra products or teasing.
When it comes to touch-ups throughout the day, avoid using paddle brushes or round brushes, as they can create frizz in synthetic hair fibers.
Pro Tip: Keep a wide-tooth comb with you for quick styling fixes.
Tip 6: Place It And Forget
Our sixth tip for everyday and first-time wig wearers is simple: place it and forget it.
The more you fuss with your wig throughout the day, the more likely you are to shift its position, irritate your scalp, or disturb the wig style.
Constant adjusting can also cause your real hair to bunch up, leading to discomfort and an uneven fit.
To achieve a flawless and secure fit, take advantage of your wig’s built-in features. Many wigs come with adjustable Velcro straps and ear tabs that help you achieve a snug yet comfortable hold.
For an even more seamless and natural look, consider the Echo Long Layered Lace Front Wig by Paula Young. The use of sheer lace and expert craftsmanship offers the look of natural hair growth.
Tip 7: Store Your Wig Properly
Properly storing everyday wigs for women
Storing your wig correctly helps maintain its shape and hairstyle and extends its lifespan.
Whether you’re wearing a long hair wig or a shorter style, placing it on the Tall Wig Stand or mannequin head keeps it ready to wear whenever you want.
Just keep your wig in a cool, dry place, away from the sunlight and heat sources that could cause dryness or damage.
Making proper storage part of your wig-wearing routine ensures that your favorite type of wig remains in top condition, making your daily styling process effortless.
Tip 8: Don’t Sleep In Your Wig
Is sleeping in your wig really a big deal? Absolutely.
No matter how comfortable your wig may feel, wearing it to bed is one of the fastest ways to shorten its lifespan.
The friction between your wig hair and your pillow can lead to tangles, dryness, and unwanted frizz, making your mornings more of a hassle when styling and detangling.
Beyond just dealing with knots, sleeping in your wig can also cause long-term damage to the fibers, whether synthetic, heat-friendly synthetic, or human hair.
Tip 9: Rotate Your Wigs
Lastly, let’s talk about one of the best-kept secrets for maintaining fabulous wigs—rotation.
Wearing a wig every day naturally leads to wear and tear, but having at least two or three wigs in your collection allows you to give each one a break.
By rotating your everyday wigs, you’ll reduce the need for frequent washing, which helps preserve the fibers and prevent unnecessary damage.
Switching between different wigs keeps your look fresh and versatile, whether you prefer sticking to a signature style or love mixing things up with new hairstyles and colors.
Curious about the products you need to install a wig? Read 7 Products You Need To Install A Wig and become a wig expert without watching tutorials.
Conclusion
Now that you’ve mastered the essential tips for wearing wigs every day, you’re well on your way to effortless, stylish, and long-lasting hair.
Ready to build or expand your wig collection? Shop our exquisite glueless wigs in various fibers, colors, and styles at Paula Young.
With our high-quality, ready-to-wear wigs designed for everyday wear, you’re sure to discover the perfect wig to suit your style and needs.
Having long locks doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy the perks of wigs. Wigs are a great way to experiment with styles and colors to suit your mood.
If you have long hair and find it challenging to put on a wig, you have come to the right place.
From the right tools to easy techniques for flattening and securing your hair, our guide will make putting on a wig with long hair a breeze.
So, let’s dive in and get your long locks wig-ready. With just 3 easy steps, you’ll be ready to enjoy any wig style comfortably and confidently.
How to put on a wig with long hair: A beginner’s guide
How To Put On A Wig With Long Hair: Things You Need
Before we begin the step-by-step process of putting on a wig with long hair, let’s ensure you have everything you need to get started.
Here’s what you’ll need for a comfortable wig-wearing experience:
Wig cap: A must-have to secure your hair and give your wig a snug fit.
Bobby pins: These hair pins are great for pinning down your long locks.
Hair ties: To gather and secure your hair before you start.
Wide-tooth comb: This detangles your natural hair before styling it under the wig.
Wig brush: To keep your wig looking fresh and smooth after you put it on.
Your wig: Detangle and keep your lace front wig ready.
Step 1: Prep Your Own Hair
How to put on a wig with long hair: Prepping your hair
Start by brushing your bio hair in sections to remove any tangles.
Clean, well-prepped hair helps your wig fit comfortably and reduces the risk of tangles or damage. Once your hair is ready, you can use one of these methods to tuck your locks away:
Plaiting Method
Divide and Plait: Split your natural hair into two sections. If you have thick hair, you might want to divide it into four sections.
Braid each section loosely, starting at the base of your scalp, and secure the ends with small hair ties. Avoid braiding too tightly, as it can create bumps under your wig.
Wrap and Pin: Gently wrap each braid around your head and use bobby pins to secure them in place.
Ponytail Method
Low Ponytail: Tie your locks into a low ponytail at the nape of your neck.
Flip and Tuck: Pull the loose ends of the ponytail over your head to create a smooth base. Keep the hair flat against your scalp, and ensure it stays tucked when you put on the wig cap.
Both methods create a secure base for your wig so you can confidently wear it without worrying about your natural hair showing or shifting. Pick the one that works best for your hair type and comfort.
Step 2: Put On Your Wig Cap
Now that your hair is prepped, it’s time to slip on one of your best wig caps. This step is critical to keeping your long hair secure and your wig flawless to flaunt trendy hairstyles.
A wig cap hides your bio hair and creates a smooth base, ensuring everything is secured and comfortable for wig wearers.
Position the Cap: Start by gently putting on your wig cap, such as the Nylon Wig Liners – Pack of 3, over your hair.
If you’ve used the ponytail method, use it as an anchor, pulling the cap up the top of your head until it covers your entire scalp.
For the plaiting method, stretch the cap over your braids, ensuring it’s snug and conceals your natural hair at the back of your head for a sleek look.
Adjust to Your Hairline: Slide the front edge of the wig cap back to align with your natural hairline. Use your fingers to gently tuck in stray hairs or sideburns so they’re neatly hidden beneath the cap.
If your hair feels uneven under the cap, lightly massage it to distribute the hair evenly and create a smooth surface for your wig.
Pro Tip: Leave a few strands of your bio hair out around the edges to blend with your wig for a more natural wig look. This works well with synthetic wigs, human hair wigs, and heat-friendly synthetic wigs that match your natural hair color.
Step 3: Wig It On
Long wigs for women
Finally, it’s time to bring your look to life and make your wig look natural.
Whether you’re going for something chic or bold, the right technique ensures your wig looks natural and stays perfectly in place.
If you’re wearing a wig like the Kyra WhisperLite Long Wavy Wig by Paula Young, you’ll love how effortless it is to secure, thanks to its adjustable Velcro strap.
Start by positioning the front of the wig just at your hairline, aligning it with your natural part or where you want your part to sit. Hold the wig firmly at the crown and gently slide the rest of it back over your head.
Once it’s in place, secure the wig using the built-in clips or the adjustable strap. These features make it easy to lock everything in without needing an elaborate tutorial or stylist-level expertise.
Once on, give the wig a little shake or fluff to let the waves and layers settle into place—it’s that simple.
Take a final look in the mirror to adjust any areas or style the wig to your liking.
Want to know how to wear a wig with short hair? Read How To Put A Wig On With Short Hair for expert tips.
Conclusion
Mastering how to put on the best wigs with long hair is easier than it seems and worth the effort for a flawless, natural look.
Whether you’re rocking a sleek bob with a short wig, flowing waves, or bold curly hair, the process becomes second nature in no time.
Ready to level up your hair game with wigs for women? Shop from an exquisite range of salon-quality wigs at Paula Young. We offer different types of wigs in various fibers at unbeatable prices.
Are you considering wearing a wig but worried that it will look unnatural? Trust us, you are not alone. A poorly made wig can stick out like a sore thumb. It can itch, look fake, and make you feel off.
Whether you’re trying to flaunt a new hairstyle or cover up thinning hair, you want a wig that feels good and looks great.
So, let’s look at the 5 key factors to watch out for when you’re wig shopping so you can avoid the bad hair wigs and find the perfect one.
What makes a bad wig? 5 Key factors to watch out for
Bad wigs Have Unnatural Hairlines
Wigs with natural-looking hairlines are the pinnacle of realism. However, if the wig’s hairline is too perfect or poorly designed, these are the telltale signs of a badly made wig.
So, how do you check if you are looking at bad-hair wigs with unnatural hairlines? Compare your natural hairline from a picture of yours with the wig.
In addition, pay extra attention to how the front edges of the wig sit on your forehead. If it looks and feels too low or high or doesn’t blend well with the natural curve of your front hairline, there’s a big chance it will look unnatural.
To flaunt a realistic look, go for hand-tied wigs or lace front wigs like the Heidi Lace Front Wigby Paula Young.
The wig’s sheer lace front has individually hand-tied fibers that create the look of hair growing from your scalp in a naturalistic hairline and offers off-the-face styling options.
With this wig in your arsenal, you no longer have to deal with terrible wigs. In fact, with these stylish wigs, you can flaunt the coveted Hollywood-ready look or recreate a style from your favorite TV show in seconds.
The expertly graduated face-framing layers and curtain bangs give this beautiful long wig a romantic finish.
Bad Wigs Have Uneven Density And Volume
Sometimes, more hair isn’t always better, and this is especially true for bad synthetic, heat-friendly synthetic, and human hair wigs.
They won’t look or feel right and could make you stand out in all the wrong ways. Just imagine a brunette, blonde, or black wig with unflattering density and volume.
Although getting used to wearing a wig can be a process, especially for beginners, if you want that natural look, a medium-density wig provides ample volume without looking too bulky.
Voluminous wigs, like the Cooper Long Curly Wig by Paula Young, can be customized by trimming or thinning to your liking. Just take it to a hairstylist, who can thin it out to remove excess bulk for a natural look.
Bad Wigs Have An Unrealistic Texture And Shine
Bad wigs often have unrealistic textures and unnatural shine
A wig’s texture is an important factor to keep an eye out for when shopping for natural-looking wigs. A good wig should have a texture that mimics natural hair, feeling soft and looking realistic.
Typically, low-quality wigs have a uniform texture, which makes them look unnatural and fake, especially in natural light.
The fibers of these wigs often lack the natural variations found in real hair, leading to an overly shiny or plasticky appearance.
On top of that, the texture can appear overly smooth and stiff, with none of the movement or volume that would be expected in natural hair.
The texture of low-quality wigs will feel dry after just a few wears. This dryness can cause tangling and matting, making the wig difficult to style and maintain.
In contrast, wigs like the Sadie WhisperLite Short Wavy Wig by Paula Young continue to look and feel smooth and lush, maintaining a natural texture and appearance over time.
When looking for a wig, prioritize texture to ensure a realistic look and long-lasting wear.
Bad Wigs Do Not Fit Well
It’s no secret that salon-quality wigs with fitting caps are important for a natural and comfortable look.
If the cap doesn’t fit well, it creates gaps, bunching, or slipping, all of which will make the wig look unnatural and feel uncomfortable.
When checking for the worst wigs, pay attention to signs like the ear tabs touching the tops of the ears.
Also, watch for the wig cap bunching at the crown or the wig slipping out of place when you move.
That said, if you are experiencing bunching at the crown, it could also be because the wig is tightly fitted. Additionally, if your wig is slipping out of place, you can use the velcro nape adjuster for a snug fit.
So, how do you make sure your trending wig is a good one that fits well? Secure your own hair and measure your head size to find the perfect fit.
Use a soft measuring tape to find your wig size and find a wig that fits snugly without being too tight.
Additionally, look for wigs like the Nova Short Layered Shag Wig by Paula Young with open ear tabs and adjustable straps. These features will help you achieve a customized fit and look without needing a hairdresser.
With this mullet-style shag wig, you get beautiful choppy layers with expertly flicked, razored tips. The eyelash bangs completed the trendy look with a flirty finish.
Plus, with 22 natural-looking hair colors, you will be making heads turn in minutes.
Bad Wigs Are Uncomfortable To Wear
Bad wigs are uncomfortable to wear
In terms of comfort, badly made wigs are typically itchy and can feel bulky on the head. They also lack proper ventilation, causing sweat build-up and increased discomfort.
This poor fit and feel could be due to the use of inferior-quality materials or subpar craftsmanship.
Low-quality wigs are often made with rough synthetic fibers that irritate the skin and have poorly constructed caps that don’t allow the scalp to breathe.
Short monofilament wigs like this have a breathable, fine mesh fabric that helps with ventilation and lets your scalp color show through.
The baby-fine WhisperLite fibers are hand-tied to the monofilament crown for a natural look at the parting and provide a smooth and comfortable fit, reducing itching.
But it doesn’t stop at comfort. Salon-quality wigs like this come with layers of soft waves that add body and movement, while the fringeless, center-parted front and full sides frame your face.
You can wear your glasses with the wig, thanks to the open ear-tabs and the extended neck provides extra coverage for a seamless look.
Now that we have covered the 5 factors that make a terrible wig, it’s time to help you find the most natural-looking wigs.
Find a Reputable Brand
With a sea of wig retailers claiming to have the best products, it’s not easy to find a reputable wig brand. So, to ensure you find a wig that meets and exceeds your expectations, it’s crucial to do your homework.
Start by researching brands with a reputation for high-quality craftsmanship and comfort. Seek out those that are transparent about their manufacturing processes and customer satisfaction.
A reliable brand will have a healthy mix of reviews from real customers who can attest to the wig’s natural look and feel.
With decades of industry experience and millions of satisfied customers, Paula Young has become a go-to brand for women looking for high-quality wigs.
Whether you are wearing wigs for fashion, convenience, or to conceal hair loss, we have a stylish collection of natural-looking wigs.
Seek Expert Advice
When you are looking for good wigs, getting expert advice can make a huge difference. They will help you select the perfect wig based on your wig needs for a flattering look.
Wig Maintenance
Once you have the perfect wig, it’s essential to maintain it regularly. Without maintenance, even the best wigs can begin to look bad.
Wash wigs between 7 to 10 wears with a water-based Wig Shampooto remove dirt and build-up and moisturize with a hydrating conditioner to restore shine. Use our spray-on Wig Conditionerto refresh your wigs between washes.
Make sure to store your wigs in a Wig Caseand keep them in a cool, ventilated area.
With these 5 tips in hand, you’ll be well-equipped to distinguish between a badly made wig and a quality one within a New York minute.
Use this blog as your guide to making informed choices and ensuring you select a wig that looks and feels great.
Ready to shop for better wigs at competitive prices? Explore our vast collection of wigs at Paula Young by style, fiber, color, or construction to find the perfect wig for you.
Wondering if it is bad to submerge wigs in water to wash them? The answer is a clear no. In fact, it’s a great way to clean your wig thoroughly.
Submerging your wig in lukewarm, soapy water and letting it soak for about 5-10 minutes is not only okay but recommended.
This method gently lifts dirt, oil, and product buildup from the fibers, keeping your wig fresh and vibrant.
And if you’re ever unsure about the best care practices, remember we’re here to help answer your queries and debunk common wig care myths.
So, continue reading to learn more expert tips and tricks on wig care and maintenance—we’ve got all your wig-related concerns covered.
Can You Wash A Wig In Water?
Yes, you can wash a wig in water. It’s a recommended method for keeping your wig clean and well-maintained.
Cool or lukewarm water is essential to help preserve the integrity of the wig fibers, whether synthetic, heat-friendly synthetic, or human hair.
Washing your wig in water is a simple and effective way to maintain its cleanliness and longevity.
Gentle washing every 7-10 wears using cool water will keep your hair wig looking fresh and vibrant, ensuring it continues to look natural and beautiful.
Is Water Bad For Wigs?
No, water itself is not bad for wigs, but the water temperature you use is crucial.
For synthetic wigs, hot water can cause the synthetic fibers to become frizzy and lose their shape.
Hot water can open the cuticles, causing dryness and potential damage to the fibers in humanhair wigs.
Using hot water to wash a wig is also known to affect the wig cap’s elasticity and cause it to lose its shape and fit.
When washing wigs, use lukewarm or cool water to maintain their integrity and extend their lifespan.
Does Washing A Wig Ruin Its Luster?
No, washing a wig does not ruin it—provided it’s done correctly. Here are do’s and don’ts when washing wigs for women:
Use the right products: Avoid regular hair care products like regular shampoo to wash the wig. Use a water-based Wig Shampooto wash your wig. Wig hair products like this are formulated to clean wigs gently without damaging the fibers.
Cool water is key: Submerge your wig in cool or lukewarm water. Avoid hot water, as heat can damage synthetic, heat-friendly synthetic, and real hair wigs.
Gentle washing: Gently swirl the wig in soapy water. Don’t scrub or wring the wig, as this can cause the fibers to tangle or break.
Air dry: Place your wig on a wig stand to dry naturally in a well-ventilated area. Avoid using hair dryers or heat-styling tools while drying a synthetic wig, as the heat can damage the fibers. Letting it dry naturally helps maintain its shape and style.
How Long Can I Soak A Wig?
You can soak a wig in a soapy solution for about 5-10 minutes. This duration is ideal for loosening dirt, oil, and product accumulation without damaging the wig fibers.
Soaking for longer than 10 minutes can risk weakening the fibers.
Keeping the wig soak time within the recommended range and using cool water ensures that your wig is cleaned effectively while maintaining its quality and longevity.
Regular washing helps maintain their appearance, removing dirt, product build-up, and natural oils from your hair.
Moreover, heat-friendly synthetic hair wigs and natural hair wigs can also be washed. Using the right wig products and techniques can make all the difference in maintaining their look and feel.
Unsure how to wash a human hair, heat-friendly synthetic, or synthetic hair wig?
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process the first time and ensure your wig remains in top condition.
Things You Need To Wash Wigs
Gather all the necessary materials before diving into the steps to ensure a smooth process.
Wide-tooth comb or wig brush
Water at a cool temperature
Wig shampoo
Wig conditioner
Basin or sink
A clean towel
Wig stand
Step 1: Detangling Wigs For Women
Start by gently detangling your wig. Use the wide-tooth comb from our 5-Pc. Styling Comband Brush Setor your fingers to remove any knots or tangles carefully. Begin at the ends and work your way up to the roots.
Work in sections for long or textured wigs to avoid breakage or frizz and ensure thorough detangling. This step prevents further tangling during the washing process and makes the wig easier to manage.
Step 2: Soaking Wigs In Water
Next, fill a basin or sink with cold, clean water. Add a capful of Wig Shampoo and submerge the wig fully for approximately 5-10 minutes.
This soaking step loosens dirt and product accumulation, preparing the wig for a deeper clean.
Step 3: Cleaning Wigs For Women
Gently work the shampoo through the wig, focusing on areas where dirt and oil accumulate, such as the wig cap and edges.
Use your fingers to gently massage the shampoo into the fibers, careful not to tangle them. This step ensures your wigs, including lace front wigs, are thoroughly cleaned without damaging the delicate fibers.
Step 4: Rinsing Wigs
Cleaning wigs for women
Once the wig is clean, rinse it under cold running water until all the shampoo is removed. Make sure to rinse thoroughly to prevent any residue from remaining in the wig.
This step is crucial, as leftover shampoo can cause the wig to become stiff and lose its natural look. Ensure the water runs perfectly clear before proceeding to the next step.
Step 5: Air-Drying Wigs
After rinsing, gently blot the clean wig with a towel to remove excess water, avoiding wring or twisting.
Pro Tip: Avoid using a Styrofoam styling head when the wig is wet, as the cap may stretch.
Step 6: Conditioning Wigs For Women
Once the wig is dry, apply a spray-on Wig Conditioner, focusing on the mid-length fibers and ends, and avoiding the roots to prevent the fibers from loosening.
Just a small amount of conditioner is enough to maintain the wig’s softness and shine, replenishing moisture and protecting against environmental damage. Regular conditioning keeps your wig looking fresh and extends its lifespan.
Step 7: Styling Wigs For Women
Now that your wig is clean and conditioned, it’s time to style it. Use styling tools and products specifically designed for wigs.
You can use versatile heat-styling tools like curling irons or straighteners for human hair and heat-friendly synthetic wigs.
For regular synthetic wigs, go for non-heat styling methods. Styling your hair solution allows you to personalize your wig look and keep it looking fabulous.
Proper care and styling of your wig not only extend its life but also ensure it looks its best every time you wear it. By following these steps, you can maintain and wear wigs effortlessly.
Want to know more about caring for wigs? Read How To Care For Colored Wigsand preserve the brilliance of women’s hair solutions.
Conclusion
Now that you have the answer to “Is it bad to submerge wigs in water to wash them?” and expert insights on maintaining your wig, what are you waiting for?
Use this blog as your ultimate guide to washing, maintaining, and styling your wigs. Take charge of your wig hair care routine and keep your wigs looking their best.
If you are looking for high-quality wigs to add to your collection or the right tools for maintaining them, explore our collection of collection of wigs and accessories at PaulaYoung.
Browse our selection today and grow your wig collection with exquisite options that will have heads turning.
Wearing wigs is a beautiful experience, allowing you to showcase your unique style with unparalleled joy. A wig isn’t just an accessory, it’s your blank canvas for showcasing a style that’s as radiant and bold as your natural hair, if not more.
And the trick isn’t just about splurging on a pricey wig. Yes, quality matters, especially when you want to learn how to make a wig look real.
The real magic happens when you master the art of wearing, styling, and caring for your wig. Trust us, it’s a game-changer!
Ready to unlock the secrets of making a wig look effortlessly real?
Our 6 tried and true tips on how to make a wig look real will have you flaunting a natural look in no time! Ready to dive into the secrets? Let’s get into it!
6 Tips on how to make a wig look real
How To Make A Wig Look Real: Choose High-Quality Wigs
When you’re on a mission to learn how to make a wig look real, the starting point is crucial: choose the right wig!
High-quality wigs are the secret to nailing that natural look because they not only feel more comfortable on your head but also look incredibly natural.
Whether they are human hair wigs, heat-friendly synthetic wigs, or Kanekalon® synthetic wigs, those crafted with finer materials mimic the texture and appearance of natural hair.
How To Make A Wig Look Real: Prep Your Natural Hair
Begin your journey in discovering how to make a wig look real by preparing your natural hair for a smooth and seamless transition.
Your natural hair sets the stage for a realistic look. Ensuring your hair is prepped correctly can make the wig look more like an extension of your hair rather than an accessory.
Before wearing synthetic wigs like the Harlow Wig by Paula Young®, wash and condition your hair, ensuring it’s free from any product buildup. A clean canvas sets the stage for a more true-to-life look with wigs.
For longer hair, wrap it and put on a wig cap to allow for a smooth surface. You can also braid long hair and secure it with bobby pins to create a flat surface.
Synthetic wigs come pre-styled
How To Make A Wig Look Real: Wear Your Wig Properly
Proper wig-wearing is key if you want to learn how to make a wig look real. Follow these steps to wear your wig for a realistic look.
Shake the wig gently to loosen the fibers and bring it to life.
Tailor the built-in velcro closure to match the size of your head for a comfortable fit.
Position the wig at the front of your head and gently pull it back towards the nape of your neck.
Take hold of the ear tabs and adjust the wig to ensure it sits naturally and comfortably.
By following these easy steps on how to make a wig look real, you can flaunt a stunning look in no time!
How To Make A Wig Look Real: Blend and Integrate
The secret to “how to make synthetic hair look real” lies in seamlessly blending and integrating your natural hair with the wig.
Use the end of the pick comb from our Styling Brush and Pick Combset to gently pull out a few strands of your natural hair at the sides of your face. Brush the strands and blend these strands with the rest of the wig for a seamless and natural look.
Accessories like small claw clips and hair clips serve as allies in enhancing realism by drawing attention from any giveaways and accentuating a natural appearance.
By mastering the art of blending, you can quickly learn how to make a wig look real. Blend, accessorize, and witness the transformation of your wig into the ultimate secret keeper for your hair!
How To Make A Wig Look Real: Styling Techniques
Styling techniques to make wigs look real
Crafting a wig to look as authentic as your own hair requires a delicate balance of techniques and creativity.
Crafting a natural look involves customizing wigs to suit your unique features.
While our wigs come pre-styled and offer a natural appearance without requiring much styling, you still have the option to trim and customize them to elevate the style. Getting it professionally styled will significantly enhance the wig’s overall appearance.
Thanks to the heat-resistant curlable VersaFiber®, it can be styled with heat tools up to 350°F with a heat protectant spray to create multiple natural-looking styles.
How To Make A Wig Look Real: Rotate Your Wigs
Wigs offer remarkable versatility, allowing you to switch up your style easily. Wig rotation is an important part of learning how to make a wig look real.
Hair isn’t the same every day, and by alternating between wigs, you make your style more natural. Swapping between wigs helps each one last longer and keeps them looking good.
It’s not just about trying different looks – it’s about feeling like yourself, just with different styles. Switching wigs lets you be whoever you want, whenever you want.
So, if you are still wondering about how to make a wig look real, mix it up and have fun with your style!
With our 6 tried and true tips, you can easily learn how to make a wig look real.
From choosing high-quality wigs and prepping your natural hair to blending and styling techniques, you can easily express your style while maintaining a natural look.
To experience the epitome of a realistic look without sacrificing style—dive into our collection of wigs at Paula Young®. Crafted to perfection, these wigs arrive pre-styled and require minimal effort for that flawlessly realistic look.
Wigs – they’re pretty amazing, aren’t they? Not only do they give you total coverage but also an instant transformation without the wait.
Whether you’re looking to switch up your hair without making a drastic cut or searching for a way to deal with hair loss, wigs are the perfect hair solution.
That’s why we’ve put together the ultimate guide to help you buy the perfect wig and keep it in tip-top shape. Because let’s be real, nothing beats that fresh-out-of-the-box look!
So buckle up, ladies, and get ready to become a wig expert!
How To Buy Wigs?
The Ultimate Guide To Buying And Maintaining Wigs
Your perfect hair accessory awaits, but first, let’s find out what suits your style, budget, and maintenance needs.
If you want convenience and minimal upkeep, pre-styled synthetic wigs will be your best friend. But if you’re a beauty chameleon who loves to switch things up, a human hair wig will give you the ultimate freedom to experiment with various looks.
And don’t be fooled by the seemingly straightforward choice between synthetic and human hairwigs. The wig-scape is brimming with endless possibilities, from hair textures to shades, and it’s your time to shine and explore every nook and cranny of this universe.
There are three fantastic types of wig fibers out there. Let’s take a closer look at each one!
Human Hair Wig
First up, we have the ever-popular human hair wig.
These wigs are made from real human hair, giving you the most natural look possible. But that’s not all – you can style it just like your own hair, whether you want to use a curling iron, straightener, or even dye it to achieve the perfect shade. With a human hair wig, the possibilities are endless!
Synthetic Wig
Get ready to revolutionize the way you think about synthetic wigs! Contrary to popular belief, not all synthetic wigs are created equal.
Say goodbye to any misconceptions, leap into the wonderful world of heat-friendly hair enhancements, and hello to the salon-quality synthetic wig fibers that are a cut above the rest!
The easy-care Kanekalon®/synthetic wig fibers are perfect for those who want natural-looking hair that is soft, light, and resilient hair.
If you’re after a style that won’t frizz or droop in any weather, you’ll love the remarkably light and comfortable WhisperLite® wig featuring baby-fine fibers that keep you looking chic and sophisticated.
And for those who love to switch up their style with heat tools, VersaFiber® wigsare the perfect match, allowing you to style your hair up to 350˚F for a natural-looking finish that’s as unique as you are!
Blended Wig
If you’re not a seasoned wig pro, chances are you’ve never come across the magic of a blended wig. But trust us; this is something you don’t want to miss! A blended wig perfectly fuses human and synthetic hair, giving you the best of both worlds.
You’ll get the natural look and feel of human hair, plus the durability and versatility of synthetic hair. And that’s not all – with a blended wig, you can also experiment with heat tools on moderate settings without causing any damage.
A blended wig is a secret weapon for anyone who wants to amp up their hair game!
Ladies, hold on to your hats because when it comes to wigs, the options are endless! From different styles, colors, textures, and lengths, the world of hair enhancements is yours for the taking.
However, choosing the perfect wig style can take time and effort with an array of choices. But don’t worry; you only need to consider two key factors – your desired look and your face shape.
You can easily pick from our collection of ready-to-wear wigs by identifying your face shape and selecting a wig style that suits you.
Different face shapes require different wig styles: round faces suit mid-length curly wigs, oval faces suit face-framing long bobs, square faces suit layered long wigs, diamond faces suit curly textured shags, and heart-shaped faces suit long layered lobs.
Make your wig last and look fabulous by following these 4 often neglected hair care tips. Forget the countless online tips because these 4 easy steps will keep your wig healthy and luscious.
Quality Care Kit
Say it with us: “Not all shampoos and conditioners are created equal.”
Beginner wig wearers often make the mistake of using everyday shampoo and conditioner on their wig, which can be detrimental to the wig’s health. Traditional hair products contain harsh chemicals that can lead to permanent damage.
Unlike natural hair, your wigs’ hair fibers cannot repair themselves over time. Investing in a quality wig care kit is essential to ensure your wig’s longevity.
Shampoos and conditioners designed for wigs and your natural hair are the secrets to keeping your hair wigs looking luscious and healthy.
Take care of your wigs the right way!
Clean Wigs
Upgrade your wig care game with these 5 easy techniques:
Avoid rubbing the shampoo in the wig. Instead, soak it in soapy water and swirl the wig around for a residue-free wash.
Rinse with care with lukewarm water and repeat until all the soap has been washed off.
Keep your wig silky smooth by conditioning it with the same gentle technique.
Tangle-free tresses are just a brush away! Detangle your wig immediately with a detangling brush.
The best method to dry your wig is by air-drying, but in case you are in a hurry, you can use a heat protectant spray on your wig made of either heat-friendly synthetic fiber or human hair and then blow dry it. Be careful not to use too much heat on your wigs!
Store with Care
Keep your gorgeous wig shining like a star by storing it in a cool room. Add a small humidifier if you live in a dry climate to prevent your wig from drying out. Use a wig stand or case and a light cover to shield your beloved wig from dust and exposure. Easy peasy!
Love Your Locks
Here’s the most important wig care tip: keep your scalp and hair clean!
Not only will a healthy scalp prevent natural oil and perspiration from building up, but it’ll also keep your wig brand new. It takes practice and dedication, but with these tips, your wigs will look better and last longer.
Conclusion
Get ready to slay effortlessly with your perfect wig!
Finding the ideal wig that suits your style and lifestyle is a piece of cake when you know what to look for. Plus, with a little tender love and care, your wig will look brand new.
Join the countless women who choose wigsfor their on-the-go hair solutions. Discover the endless possibilities with Paula Young®’s vast collection of pre-styled wigs for fabulous hair daily!
Every wig enthusiast at some point has wondered, “what is my face shape?”or “which wig suits me best?” They might have received their answer, but now it is time to find yours!
Knowing your face shape can help you decide which wig style will best highlight your facial features. Not sure about your face shape? Fortunately, you have us!
Here at Paula Young®, we have created a wig guide on what is my face shape to help you figure out which wigs work best for you.
What is My Face Shape?
What Is My Face Shape?
The first step in finding the perfect wig is determining “what is my face shape.”
There are several ways to figure out your face shapes, and we have recommended two of the easiest ways for you.
You can simply use the mirror to draw your face outline. To do that, stand in front of the mirror and use a water-based marker or soap to create an outline of your face on the mirror.
Or you can also use your recent photo and trace your face outline on a piece of paper. That way, you will be able to easily identify your face shapes and wigs when we go over the different types of face shapes and the suitable wigs for each of them.
What is My Face Shape: Choosing the Ideal Wig
What Is My Face Shape: Choosing Wigs Based on Face shape
In this part of the guide on ‘what is my face shape?’ we will go over some familiar face shapes along with the recommendation of wigs, so if you want to find the right wigs to look alluring and natural-looking, keep on reading.
Get your “what is my face shape” question answered once and for all with us!
Round Face Shape
What Is My Face Shape: Round Shape
Do you have a wide forehead featuring a small chin with rounded edges and wonder, “what is my face shape?”
Let us put your mind at ease because you have a round face shape, one of the most common face shapes.
The trick to finding the right wig style for your face shape is to go for the mid-length and voluminous wigs. This is the best way to make your feature look more balanced with the
volume at the crown of your head and longer layers that will help create more height at the bottom.
However, if you prefer a bob, you can also go for the chin-length bob that adds height to your face. You can try an off-center hair parting, like side swept, to make your face appear longer and draw attention away from the chin area.
Oval Face Shape
What Is My Face Shape: Oval Shape
Have you ever wondered, “what is my face shape?” If you have symmetrical with proportional features you have an oval face shape.
The oval face shape is typically narrower at the jaw, with a gently rounded hairline, and the length of your face is approximately one and a half times its width.
These features work well with any wig style; the choice is all yours. But the best wig styles for oval faces are those that sit away from the face and accentuate its shape.
Consider long bobs with a fringe that falls to one side and away from the face or mid-length styles with layers for added volume.
Square Face Shape
What Is My Face Shape: Square Shape
A square face is wide and angular, with strong cheekbones and a jawline the same size as the forehead.
A suitable wig for this square face shape is a wig style that will elongate the face and look fuller at the top of the head.
Wearing a long wig with soft curls with volume at the top and sides will soften your sharp and angular facial features, thus complimenting your strong jawline perfectly.
You can also add a fringe to your long wigs to create the appearance of a smaller forehead and a prominent jawline.
Diamond Face Shape
What Is My Face Shape: Diamond Face Shape
People with a diamond face shape have pointed chins and high cheekbones. The main distinction between a diamond-shaped and a heart-shaped face is the hairline—a diamond-shaped face has a narrower hairline.
Wigs with long layers, textured shags, and side-swept bangs will all complement your gorgeous diamond-shaped face.
You can opt for the side-parted bob wig that covers part of the cheekbones with curly or wavy ends. It will make your chin appear proportionate to your narrow hairline and balance the overall look.
Oblong Face Shape
What Is My Face Shape: Oblong Shape
If you have a pointy chin with a round forehead, you must have wondered, what is my face shape? Is it oval or oblong?
Most people confuse the oval and oblong face shapes. The main distinction is that an oblong face has a longer height than width.
Mid-length wigs with volume around the sides make your face appear more feminine, making it the ideal wig style for ladies with oblong face shapes.
Heart Face Shape
What Is My Face Shape: Heart Shape
Do any of the above-mentioned face shapes sound familiar, or are you still trying to figure out “what is my face shape?” If so, you may have a heart-shaped face. Heart shapes have wide foreheads, a pointy chin, and defined cheekbones.
The purpose of selecting the best wigs for a heart-shaped face is to balance the wide forehead and pointy chin. From the side-swept pixie to the long layered lob, there are several wig styles for this face shape. You can also try inward-styled bob wigs to draw attention away from the chin.
Conclusion
Now that we’ve answered your “what is my face shape?” question, you can begin your search for the perfect wig. Finding the right wig can make a lot of difference in how you look and feel.
Once you have figured out “what is my face shape,” you can experiment with a wider range of styles at Paula Young®. Shop our diverse wig collection to find the perfect wig style because we want you to feel your best!
Are you looking for shoulder-length wigs that flatter all face shapes? Check out our blog on How To Wear Shoulder Length Hair Styles at Paula Young® and get styling!
Most people experience thinning hair due to medical hair loss or even as a natural aging process. Fortunately, there are effective ways to conceal hair loss and restore confidence.
If you’re wondering how to conceal hair that is thinning, Paula Young® has the perfect solution for you. Our extensive collection of hair enhancements can help you conceal thinning hair quickly and effectively.
If you’re experiencing hair loss, we’re here to help with plenty of hairstyling tips and tricks to cover your thinning area!
4 Effective Ways to Disguise Thinning Hair
Hair toppers for thinning hair with bangs
With the right hair enhancement, tips, and tricks, you can easily conceal your thinning hair and have fun doing it! There are many ways to conceal sparse hair, some of which can be combined with others.
Go with a Short Hairstyle
Less is more!
When it comes to fine, thin hair, less is definitely more.
Super long hairstyles on natural hair might seem like they would give your hair more volume, but in reality, they may end up weighing down your strands, making your hair look flat and sparse.
Short-layered hairstyles can conceal thinning hair while adding a lot of volume to fine, short hair.
A shorter hairstyle with texture and layers can create an illusion of fuller, thicker hair. Short hairstyles work especially well with fine hair. The hairstyle remains full of vigour!
Before you commit to a big chop, try one of our versatile and ready-to-wearshort-layeredwigs to sport a shorter hairstyle instantly.
Our customers adore Dallas WhisperLite® Wig by Paula Young® for its admirable volume and natural movement. This layered bob wig is made of super-light, baby-fine WhisperLite® fibers, which make the wig lightweight and comfortable.
You can easily conceal thinning hair with this chin-length wig that looks great on everyone!
Use Hair Pieces
Switch up your parting to conceal thinning hair
One of the simplest ways to conceal thinning hair is to wear your hair pieces that add volume and style.
It drapes and distributes hair evenly on both sides, concealing baldness or fine hair and adds a bit of change to your usual look of wearing the same hairstyle in the same part for an extended period!
You can select hairpieces and hair enhancements to conceal thinning hair patches. Silk scarves, hats, comfortable headbands, and turbans are some popular hair enhancements that are both fashionable and practical.
If you want natural-looking hair enhancements, one of our recommendations is to go for hair toppers.
Hair toppers are a great way to cover up thinning hair. They are a great way to add instant volume, texture, and coverage where you need them.
These versatile add-on clip-ins clip in and out easily and securely, giving you the confidence to rock any hairstyle!
Use Clip-In Bangs to Conceal Thinning Hair at the Front
Clip-on bangs for thinning hair
You can instantly conceal thinning hair at the front without cutting your hair and making a big hair commitment by using clip-in bangs.
Our Easy Bang Hair Piece by Paula Young® is one of the best-selling clip-ons available at Paula Young®.
This natural-looking clip-on bangs feature graduated bangs with longer, curved side pieces. The attach-in-a-snap bang hair piece is made with easy-care Kanekalon® synthetic fibers that hold the style with minimum upkeep.
Getting bangs or a fringe is an easy way to conceal a thinning hairline at the front.
A new set of bangs can give you instant volume at the front and a youthful appearance, making you look younger with voluminous hair.
So, if you need to conceal your thinning hair at the front but are not sure how it will look on you, you can play it safe and try the look with our Easy Bang Hair Piece by Paula Young®.
Use Highlighted Wigs
Use highlighted wigs
This might come as a surprise to you, but there is no denying that colored hair plays a big part in how thick or thin your hair looks.
Highlights and lowlights, for example, create a 3D effect and give the appearance of a fuller set of hair.
But you don’t want to weaken your thinning hair by putting it through the chemical coloring process. Instead, you can choose from any of our pre-styled and highlighted wigs, which will instantly transform you into a salon-quality hair wig.
Our extensive collection of fashionable highlighted wigs is available in a wide range of colors and styles.
You will get a new look and all of the benefits of highlighted hair, like the illusion of thicker hair without actually coloring your hair.
Our hair enhancement wigs are natural looking and come in many styles. Lace front wigs and monofilament wigs are seamlessly gorgeous wigs that add volume, length, coverage and style all at once!
These are great for covering thin hair. Learn more about them now!
Lace Front Wigs
Instant volume and coverage for thinning hair
Lace front wigs are a great option for those looking to cover up fine hair. They are designed to create a natural hairline, giving the illusion that the hair is growing directly from your scalp.
They are also lightweight and comfortable, making them perfect for all-day wear. Lace front wigs also offer great versatility with freestyle parting.
Monofilament Wigs
Bouncy, collar-length layers of lightly tousled spiral curls
Monofilament wigs are an excellent option for women with thinning hair. They are made from high-quality materials and can be styled to suit your needs.
Women with thin hair have used monofilament wigs for decades because you can have functionality, style, and comfort in one!
The beauty of monofilament is that it can be styled in many different ways to suit your mood or occasion! Whether you’re looking for a sleek and elegant ‘do or something a little more fun and funky, monofilament hairpieces have got you covered.
With most wigs at Paula Young® featuring Permatease technology, you get instant volume, length, and a stunning hair makeover!
If you want to look like our favorite country singer, Dolly Parton, use our wig hair spray to keep your voluminous hairstyle in place all day.
Conclusion
With all the different hairstyles, volumizers, and hair enhancement products available today, thinning hair doesn’t have to be a problem.
Following our guide can make it easier to manage thinning hair. So don’t let hair loss stand in your way – explore your options and find the perfect solution with Paula Young®!