
Five wig myths, gently retired.
Itchy, obvious, high-maintenance? Not when the hair is real and the fit is right. What's true about wearing human hair — and what never was.
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One of the joys of human hair is how freely it styles. Whether it's your first wig or your tenth, here are a few looks to try.
Sleek and polished — blow-dry straight with a centre part or a smooth side sweep. Timeless for work and evenings alike.
Soft, full waves — use a curling iron or rollers for loose, bouncy waves, then shake them out with your fingers.
The high pony — gather the hair high, secure it, and wrap a small section around the tie for a clean finish. Tease the crown lightly for lift.
Braids and updos — from simple plaits to elegant chignons, human hair holds them beautifully.
Half up, half down — the best of both: curl the ends and add a clip or a small braid on top.
Colour — human hair can be coloured to match your own or to try something new. A professional colourist is your best friend here.
A heat protectant, a wide-tooth comb, gentle products made for human hair, and a wig stand to keep its shape between wears. Then play — the more you style, the more natural it becomes.
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