You can minimize shedding by focusing on gentle handling, proper cleaning, and smart storage—here’s a practical breakdown:
Gentle Detangling (Daily/Before Washing)
Use a wide-tooth comb or wig-specific brush (avoid regular hairbrushes with sharp bristles).
Start detangling from the ends and work upward slowly, never yanking through knots.
Hold the wig cap near the wefts while brushing to reduce tension on the hair strands.
Mild Cleaning Routine
Wash the straight human hair wig glueless only when needed (every 6–8 wears, or if it gets oily/dirty).
Use sulfate-free, paraben-free wig shampoo and conditioner—harsh products break down hair cuticles.
Rinse with lukewarm (not hot) water, and gently squeeze excess water (don’t rub or wring).
Apply conditioner from mid-length to ends (avoid the lace cap, as it can loosen knots).
Careful Styling & Handling
Keep heat tool temperatures below 180°C (356°F) for human hair wigs—excess heat weakens strands.
Avoid pulling or tugging the straight human hair wig glueless when putting it on/off; adjust the straps/combs gently instead of yanking.
Skip heavy, oil-based styling products (they cause buildup and weigh hair down, leading to breakage). Opt for water-based serums or mousses.
Proper Storage
Store the straight human hair wig glueless on a wig stand or mannequin head when not in use—this prevents tangling and reduces stress on the wefts.
Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or damp places (moisture can loosen knots over time).
If traveling, wrap the straight human hair wig glueless in a soft scarf or wig bag to protect it from friction.