How to Fix in a human hair bundles

human hair bundles offer the wearer the ability to style the wig the same as she would her own hair, including using the same products. Unlike hair growing from your scalp, human hair bundles cannot naturally replenish lost moisture due to over-styling. Over-drying of the hair leads to frizzy wigs. Curly or wavy wigs are particularly prone to frizziness. With some moisture restoration and proper care, you can tame and prevent frizzy wigs.

Repair
1. Pin the wig to your wig form.
2. Spray the wig with water and wet it thoroughly.
3. Apply a deep conditioner and allow it set for at least five minutes. Some manufacturer’s may recommend a longer period for damaged hair.
4. Rinse the wig thoroughly with cold water to seal the hair cuticles.
5. Allow the wig to air dry. Do not comb the hair while it is wet.
6. Spray the hair with a detangler and carefully comb the wig using a wide-toothed comb. Work from the ends toward the scalp to remove any tangles.

Prevention
1. Wash the wig no more than once a week, but once a month is best. Shampoos strip the hair of its natural oils causing damage and frizziness.
2. Switch to alcohol-free hair products that contain natural oils. The natural oils will protect the hair from over drying.
3. Apply an anti-frizz hair cream or serum after each washing. A dime-size amount of these products is sufficient for controlling frizzy shoulder length hair and protects the wig from the effects of humidity. Less is more with this type of product. Excessive amounts causes hair to appear greasy and limp.
4. Stop using heat to style the wig. Curling irons, hot rollers and hair dryers burn the hair and cause frizziness.
5. Take the wig to your hair stylist for a trim. human hair bundles, especially those that are washed frequently and heat styled, suffer from split ends. Plus, cutting the wig gives you a new look with out the expense of a new wig.