CHECK HERE TO VIEW OUR WIG PRODUCTS

JOINT OUR AFFILICATE PROGROM TO EARN UP TO 50% COMMISSION

Human hair wigs may tangle due to several reasons, and here are some common causes of tangling along with their solutions:

Improper Wig Wearing

If the wig is not worn correctly, the hair may stick to glue, leading to tangling[1].

Wig Quality Issues

Low-quality wigs, particularly those made from inferior materials, are more prone to tangling. High-quality wigs made from real human hair are generally more durable and less likely to tangle[1][3].

Weather Conditions

Adverse weather conditions, such as strong winds, can also cause wigs to tangle[1].

Lack of Brushing

Wigs need regular brushing just like natural hair. If left unbrushed for a long time, or if worn while sleeping, rubbing against pillows or sheets can lead to tangling[1].

Incorrect Washing

Using improper methods to wash the wig, such as roughly rubbing the hair with a towel, can also result in tangling[1].

Improper Storage

Wigs that are stored by being folded or rolled for extended periods may also become tangled[2].

Solutions

  • Careful Brushing: Use a wide-tooth comb, starting from the ends of the hair and gradually working upwards. For areas with severe tangles, gently untangle them by hand[1].

  • Washing: Use warm water and wig-specific shampoo, gently massaging tangled areas, then rinse thoroughly to ensure no shampoo residue remains[1].

  • Use Conditioner: Conditioner helps to untangle hair and makes it smoother and shinier[1].

  • Proper Drying: Wrap the hair in a towel and squeeze out excess moisture, then let it air dry on a wig stand or use a hairdryer to dry[1].

If none of these methods solve the problem, consider taking the wig to a professional wig shop for treatment[3].