Sometimes a small adjustment is enough: a softer part, a little movement, or hair arranged away from the face. Start there before making a permanent change.
Settle the fit first
Place the wig as directed and check that the cap sits evenly. Arrange the hair in the part you enjoy wearing. If the cap moves or feels uncomfortable, solve that before trying to style around it.
Work with the texture
For a smooth finish, gently remove tangles in sections. For curls, use the routine recommended for your particular curl pattern. Repeated brushing or heat can change the finish you are trying to preserve.
Protect the top
Use appropriate support when styling off the head. Do not push pins through the lace, silk top, or crown. Keep clips and hot tools away from delicate cap materials.
If you use heat on human hair, choose a controllable tool, a suitable heat protectant, and the lowest effective setting. Curling and flat irons should be used only on dry hair.
Pause before cutting
Layers, thinning, and fringe can change a piece significantly. Work with an experienced wig stylist and agree on what will be removed. A photograph helps explain the look, but the plan must suit the actual wig.
Keeping an unstyled piece as it arrives is a choice too. If you would like help, learn about optional personalization or send us your styling question.
