Tips For Wearing Wigs In The Back To School Season

Are you worried about the upcoming back to school season? Summer vacation time is really very happy, but we will arrive at come back to school time soon, most of the students are far away from home to college, some of students even multinational, so before back to school, we are sure to be well prepared, this article mainly want to talk about after back to school, students who wearing a wig need to pay attention to some of the things. 

I believe that ninety-nine percent of black girls are using wigs in their daily lives. However, being on campus is definitely not as convenient as being at home, and whether you're a boarder or renting near campus, you need to keep an eye on your wig at all times.

1. Choose a shorter wig

When you back to school, it's best to stop opting for long hair, no matter how much you like it. Longer wigs are not easy to maintain and store, and sometimes the will become knotted.

Students who wear long hair in the morning are more likely to be late. Go back to school and opt for short hair, which can not only put you in a calm state of mind, but is an amazing way to stay cool and calm throughout the day. You can keep your hair at shoulder length. 

2. Cut down on styling tools

Using too many tools to create the perfect hairstyle is never a wise choice. If you use curling irons, straighteners, and blow dryers too much time，they can not only overheat your hair, but dry out your wig. Wigs tend to dry out with continuous styling over time, especially in the fall and winter. 

3. Put on a wig cap

Wearing a wig cap can help create an effective barrier between the wig and the head. The wig cap plays a key role in making your wig look balanced, refined, and personable. Just make sure the wig cap is light, easy to wear and adjust. It is a wise choice for teachers and students who have just back to school. It not only helps us save time, but also protects our natural hair.

4. Avoid touching your wig frequently

Your wig is supposed to make you look confident. However, if you keep playing with it, eventually you'll deposit the oil and sweat from your hands onto the wig, which will make it look sticky and heavy. 

Your hairstyle will also look rough and unfinished. Back in class, maybe you are bored, or some difficult problem is bothering you, and you subconsciously touch your hair, which is a very bad habit. Don't hurt your precious wig with these bad habits.

5. Wash your hair properly

Back to school, if you wear the same wig every day, we recommend washing and conditioning it every 6-8 times. Since human hair needs more moisture, it's good to use a deep conditioner every other wash. 

When washing any wig, it is best to use warm water. What is warm water? It doesn't have to be a specific temperature, but using cold water is bad, using hot water also is bad. Hot water dries out hair, and while cold water doesn't cause damage, it does make it harder to rinse out shampoos and any products applied to hair.

It is best to keep the temperature as moderate as possible, not too hot and not too cold. Although back in school, most of the time is spent studying, but wig maintenance is also essential. 

6. Store wigs correctly

As you know, wigs are not disposable products, you can store them when you are finished using them. If you're storing a styled wig and want to keep it in its original condition, you can use Styrofoam tips, folding stands, or canvas blocks.

Each of these options allows the wig to remain upright and undisturbed. If you're simply storing it overnight, a folding stand or even a roll of paper towels can keep the wig standing.

If the wig is wet, you want to let it air dry and avoid using Styrofoam tips as these will absorb water and become moldy over time.
All in all, wig care is really important, and even when it's back to school season and we're back on a busy learning journey, don't let up on the importance of wig care.