For ladies who love a glamorous look and want to protect their natural hair, there’s no better way to go than a wig.

It is a matter of debate as to how long a hair wig should be kept in. Wigs will last longer if you take good care of them. Today we will be discussing the question of how long a wig can last and some simple ways to extend their life expectancy.

How long can you keep a wig on?

This question has a long answer. It depends on what type of wig you choose, the skill of the hairstylist, how quickly your hair grows, how closely natural hair care guidelines are followed, and many other factors.

The short answer is that it all depends on what chemical composition you use for your adhesive. Some adhesives can be used for a short time, while others are long-lasting and can hold a wig glued for many weeks (4-6 months). It is important to choose the right glue or you will end up with damage edges.

A Lace Front Wig can be kept on for up to 6 weeks using long-term adhesive. The amount of time a lace-front wig can stay on depends on the method used and what products were used. It also depends upon your body chemistry.

Because your hairs require attention, I don’t recommend that you keep a glued-on wig on for too long. While wigs can enhance your natural beauty, they are not able to replace healthy hair. Its hold time will depend on the chemical composition of the adhesive.

Wig Remover Sprays: There are many wig removal sprays on the market. C22 spray glue can be used to dissolve glue and remove it. A good option is medical alcohol, which is at least 90% alcohol.

How well you take care of your wig and hair system will determine how long it lasts. If it is well cared for, a top-quality wig will last approximately 4 months. The wig’s material and care will also impact its lifespan.

Tips to make your wig last longer

Wear Your Wig Less Often

Consider buying two wigs to rotate if you use a wig all day. Your wig will last a lot longer if it isn’t worn as much as you would like. Rotating will also allow you to take care of your wigs when not in use.

Take care of your wigs

You can prolong the life of your wig by combing it after you use it, using the right shampoo and conditioner, and following the guidelines provided by top wig designers and suppliers.

Styling your wig

If you are using heated styling products such a straightener or curler, it is best to set the heat setting at the lowest possible and use heat protection products.

It is always better to style wigs when wet, using rollers, rather than using heated styling products this is the best way to prolong your wigs life, however, it is not always practical.

Storing your wig

If you don’t wear your wig, keep it on a wig stand, away from heat, damp, and direct sunlight. You can take your wig with you on the road, but it will be damaged or damaged if you don’t have a wigbox and a stand.

This is something you should never do while wearing a wig.

Washing and Conditioning Your Human Hair Wig

• Rinse with cool or lukewarm running water. (Water should not be more than a few degrees warmer.
• Only use a very little amount of mild shampoo to wet the hair. Do NOT rub the scalp or hair as you would with your own hair.
• Apply the shampoo to your hair, working in gentle downward strokes. Do not rub the hair.
• Use some soapy water on the inside of your cap. Do not scrub the cap.
• Rinse with cool to warm water (from the top down and from the inside) to get rid of any excess shampoo.
• Blot hair gently with a towel.
• Now, you can apply conditioner to damp hair. You should avoid the scalp because conditioners can loosen knots.
• Wash your hair with warm water.

Prevent entanglement of your wig