Vietnam | How to care for the real hair of a hair model

The core of maintaining a hair model made from real human hair lies in simulating the care logic of real hair, focusing on protecting the integrity of the hair cuticle, as damage is irreversible. Hair models made from high-grade real human hair, such as braided hair, can maintain their shine and smoothness for a long time if properly cared for, preventing them from deteriorating into "frizzy, damaged hair."

The following is a systematic maintenance plan:

Scientific Washing Frequency

High-Frequency Daily Use: Wash every 5-7 days to prevent sweat and dust from adhering and damaging the hair cuticle.

Occasional Practice Use: Wash every 10-15 days. Over-cleaning will accelerate cuticle shedding.

Special Cases: After using styling spray or practicing with dyeing or perming, wash immediately to prevent chemical residue buildup.

Standardized Washing Process (Key Step)

Dry Hair Combing: Before washing, use a wide-tooth comb to comb the hair from the ends upwards in sections. Never comb wet hair directly to avoid... Cuticle Scratching

Temperature Control: Use lukewarm water below 30℃, along with an amino acid-based shampoo specifically for wigs. Do not use anti-dandruff shampoo (too strong cleaning power damages the hair structure).

Gentle Technique: Soak the hair with the ends facing down. Gently press the hair in the direction of the cuticle (root to tip) to remove dirt. Do not rub or twist.

Sectional Treatment: Apply conditioner/hair mask only to the mid-lengths and ends, absolutely avoiding the roots and underside of the hair to prevent clogging and breakage.

Absorb Water and Air Dry: Press with a towel to absorb water; do not shake. Place on a ventilated rack to air dry naturally. Do not expose to direct sunlight or use a hairdryer.