FREETRESS LACE FRONT WIGS: BOOKMARK THESE CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Wouldn't you like to extend the life of your Freetress lace front wigs? Although they’re extremely cheap in price, it doesn't mean they can’t give you more wearing time. Following some simple care instructions will make it more likely to happen.

Yes, the Freetress front lace wigs come with detailed care tips. However, the hair care instructions are often printed on the outside of the package. Sometimes, they’re printed out on a sheet of paper that’s found inside the bag. Either way, the instructions are usually short-lived as they find their way into the trash bins.

Some women are hesitating to buy certain styles of Freetress wigs because they’re concerned about proper maintenance. They wrongly assume that these front lace wigs are far too delicate to withstand a good cleaning. Besides, they have short life spans and will be tossed out soon enough anyhow. So why bother cleaning them, right? Wrong!

Regardless of what you pay for a lace front wig or the style that you select, it’s only going to look its best when it’s properly cared for. There’s nothing attractive about a wig that’s dirty and dull. Pollutants in the environment, including in your home and work space, quickly build up and should be routinely removed. Aside from appearance, it’s a health issue. Plenty of air contaminants are carcinogenic. Simply stated? They are known to cause cancer. Wash them out!

You’re not going to damage the original styling of your Freetress lace front wigs if you handle the wigs properly. Prepare for the care of your wigs by purchasing the appropriate cleansing and styling hair care products. Whether your Lace Front Wigs are made of human hair or synthetic hair-like fibers, they all need to be washed and conditioned for optimum appearance, texture and sheen.

Please ignore the people who tell you that it’s okay to wash and condition your Freetress wig while it’s on your head. You can’t see what you’re doing to the wig while you’re wearing it in the bath or shower. The best results come from working on your wig while it’s hanging freely on a base.

It isn't the same as caring for your own natural hair. Freetress synthetic strands can easily become hopelessly tangled if you put them through the usual swirling motions that are typical of shampooing your own hair. Once they become tangled, there’s no practical way to save the integrity of the wig. At that point, your wig will be crying out for a decent burial.

Place your lace front wig on a stand and set it in the sink. Wet the hair with cool to tepid water by spraying it or pouring water directly over it. Work a small amount of gentle shampoo into a moderate lather by massaging the hair from the crown to the tips in a downward motion. Rinse the soap out completely before applying conditioner.

Work the conditioner through the Freetress wig in the same way that you applied the shampoo. When finished, rinse your wig until the water runs clear. Let the hair dry naturally while it’s on the wig stand. When it’s completely dry, give it a good shake to help it spring back with its original fullness.

Remember that your Freetress can tolerate heat. It’s okay to use your heated styling tools to get the look you’re after. However, it’s still important to use light, gentle movements when styling your lace front wig. Never force a brush or a comb through any tangles. Gently work them out with your fingers. Styling should always be done from the bottom upward, tending to one section at a time.

You’re going to see the difference when your front lace wig has been refreshed. It’s going to have an attractive sheen, just like you’d find with your own freshly-washed and conditioned hair. Keeping your synthetic wig looking its best with simple routine maintenance helps to pull off the illusion that it’s really your own hair.

It goes beyond being more attractive and healthier. It’s the easiest way to extend the life of your synthetic tresses. There’s no reason to slack off when it comes to caring for your inexpensive wigs. In fact, there’s plenty of incentive to give them all some routine TLC. By helping your Freetress lace front wigs to last longer, you’re ensuring that they’re the absolute best bargain you can get.