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How to wash, style, store, and travel with a human hair wig, plus our guides for hair loss and the press about Ralph.
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Wash a human hair wig in cool water with a sulfate-free shampoo, press the water out instead of rubbing, condition the…
Read →Bring a wig in when it tangles at the nape, sheds more than usual, feels loose, or won't hold a style after washing.…
Read →In summer, wash your wig a little more often, use a light anti-frizz product, keep it out of direct sun when you're not…
Read →You can curl, straighten, and blow-dry a human hair wig. Use a heat protectant, keep tools at a moderate temperature,…
Read →A wig looks natural when the part and hairline are soft, it sits flat and level, the cut suits your face, and the color…
Read →Store a wig on a stand when you'll wear it again soon, and in a breathable bag or box when you won't. Keep it clean,…
Read →Pack your wig in a carry-on, not checked luggage, on a collapsible stand or in a hard box. Bring a small kit: brush,…
Read →Chlorine and salt water dry out and damage human hair. For swimming, wear a swim cap, hat, or an older wig, and keep…
Read →Cranial prosthesis, FSA/HSA, and the paperwork you need.
Read →What to do before, during, and after treatment.
Read →Match your own hair and color before it changes.
Read →Washing and care during treatment.
Read →Areata, totalis, universalis: full, comfortable coverage.
Read →Toppers and gentle options when it isn't medical.
Read →Send a photo on WhatsApp or call, and Ralph's team will tell you what it needs.