Is Your Heat Resistant Wig Frizzing?

There are many reasons why you might wear a wig. Your hair could be thinning, you could be going through a procedure which makes your hair fall out, or you just want to change up your style without doing anything to your real hair. No matter the reason, you want a high-quality wig that will last you for a while. You also want your wig to be able to handle any styling tools such as hair straighteners or curling irons. To get this, you want a wig made with high heat synthetic fiber because it is more realistic and gives you the heat-styling benefits of real hair. However, if not properly cared for, your heat synthetic wig can tangle and frizz which causes damage to the fibers.

How To Solve Heat Resistant Wig Frizzing

If your high heat synthetic wig is frizzing slightly, you can easily repair it by setting your flat iron between 270 degrees and 280 degrees. Once the proper temperature is reached, use the flat iron to smooth out the frizzy ends. If the frizzing is more severe, use a hair steamer to steam and smooth the ends. Steaming can be a difficult process and, if done wrong, crimps and waves can be left in the wig. If you want your wig steamed properly, let the professionals at Rosalind Stella’s Wig Boutique do it for you.

How To Prevent Wig Frizzing

No matter what you do, your wig will frizz at some point in the duration of it’s life. Frizz is caused by friction.  However, there are precautions you can take to lower how quickly frizz will appear. Having a daily care routine is essential. Use a wide-toothed comb to detangle your wig so as not to cause tension and damage to the fibers. Using a smooth detangler will help keep the fibers from tangling as well as help keep them smooth. Heat is an important factor with high heat synthetic wigs. The use of heat will help remove frizz and prevent frizz if used every day. If you’re wig is in need of professional de-frizzing, contact Rosalind Stella’s Wig Boutique today at (215) 725-3930.