#613 Blonde 13x4 HD Lace Front Wigs-Body Wave Human Hair Blonde Wigs

Hair Details:

• Material: 100% Indian Virgin Human Hair
• Length: 10" to 30"
• Color: Blonde
• Cap Size: Medium (21.5"–23.5")
• Cap Type: 13x4 Lace Frontal, Body Wave
• Lace: HD Lace

How Often Should You Wash Your Wig?

Wash your wig every 7–14 wears. Avoid over-washing—it can shorten the lifespan.

How to Control Frizz on Curly Human Hair Wigs:

1. Wash It Properly:
   First clean the cap with shampoo. Soak in softener water for 20 minutes, dry on a wig stand with a net over it (don’t dry upside down).

2. Use Conditioner:
   Always use conditioner after shampooing. Focus on the mid-lengths to ends. Look for glycerin or shea butter-based products.

3. Don’t Brush Dry Hair:
   Only detangle when damp using a wide-tooth comb from ends to roots to prevent frizz and damage.

4. Air Dry First:
   Let it air dry 90% before blow-drying. Use low heat, hold the dryer 6 inches away, and keep it moving to prevent damage.

5. Use a Diffuser:
   When blow-drying curly/wavy wigs, a diffuser minimizes frizz and heat damage by softening the airflow.

6. Apply Hair Oil to Ends:
   Use 1–3 drops of hair oil on dry ends for shine and frizz control.

7. Keep Heat Tools Low:
   Use heat styling tools at 250–300°F max. Higher temps cause more frizz and damage.

8. Avoid Overprocessing:
   Too much heat, bleach, or dye leads to frizz and breakage. Try heatless styles when possible.

9. Reduce Volume with Thinning Shears (Optional):
   If the wig feels too bulky, you can use thinning shears or have a stylist reduce the density. Don’t overdo it—you don’t want tracks to show.