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Sleeping with a human hair closure wig requires careful preparation to ensure the wig remains secure and undamaged while also maintaining the natural look and feel of the hair. Here are some steps to follow:
Secure the Wig: Use a silk or satin scarf to wrap around your head and secure the wig. This helps in keeping the wig in place and prevents it from shifting during the night.
Protect the Edges: Apply a small amount of edge control gel to smooth your edges before wrapping the scarf. This will help keep your natural hair, and the wig edges neat and protected.
Braiding or Twisting: For curly or wavy human hair closure wigs, consider loosely braiding or twisting the hair before wrapping. This prevents tangling and keeps the curls defined.
Silk or Satin Pillowcase: Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase. These materials reduce friction, which can cause frizz and breakage. If your scarf comes off during the night, the pillowcase will still protect your wig.
Moisturize: Lightly mist your wig with water or a leave-in conditioner before securing it. This helps maintain the hair's moisture and keeps it looking fresh.
Avoid Tight Hairstyles: Prevent tying your hair too tight because this could put a strain on the wig and your natural hairline, leading to potential damage.
By following these steps, you can protect your human hair closure wig and ensure it looks great for longer. Proper nighttime care is essential to maintain the wig’s appearance and longevity.