Sue Mono Part wig Ellen Wille Hairpower Collection

Determining which wig will suit you best depends on several factors, including your face shape, skin tone, personal style, and lifestyle. Decide what shape your face is. Oval, Round, Heart, Square, Diamond or Oblong. (You can easily do this by tracing the outline of your face in a mirror with lipstick or soap and observing the shape).

Check out our article below, which will offer you suggestions on what styles to try. Remember these suggestions are simply guidelines. If you find a style that suits you, then wear it!  Ultimately, the most important thing is to try on different wig styles and see what you feel most confident and comfortable in.

Cleaning a synthetic wig is a relatively straightforward process, but it's essential to do it gently to avoid damaging the fibres. Only wash your synthetic wig with aftercare products specifically for synthetic wigs. Detangle the wig gently. Fill a sink of lukewarm water and put some shampoo in the water. Gently swish the wig and leave immersed for between 5-10 mins. Rinse and then repeat with the conditioner. Pat the wig and then leave to dry naturally. Always read the instructions on the shampoo & conditioner bottles, as instructions may vary from different suppliers.

By following these steps and using gentle care, you can keep your synthetic wig clean and look its best for many 'wears' to come. It's generally recommended to wash your synthetic wig every 7 to 10 'wears', or as needed based on how often you wear it.

Follow our guides below for full nstructions.

Synthetic wigs are pre-styled, meaning their shape will remain without additional styling. However, it's important to note that using traditional heat-styling tools or straighteners on synthetic wigs can damage the fibres.

If you want to add a bit more definition or hold to your synthetic wig, you can use wig-specific styling products like wig wax or wig mousse. These products are formulated to be gentle on synthetic fibres and can help enhance the style of your wig without causing damage. Wig wax can be used to add texture or hold to specific areas of the wig, while wig mousse can add volume and definition to the overall style.

Permatease is an abbreviation for permanent teasing. It is located at the top area of the wig and has two functions. 1. To create volume and lift. 2. To hide the wefts of the cap base.

Permatease is a versatile hairstyling technique that plays a crucial role in the construction of wigs and hairpieces, helping to enhance volume, coverage, and overall appearance. By teasing the hair at the roots, permatease creates a base of support for the rest of the hair to sit on, resulting in a fuller, more voluminous appearance.

It is made up of short, matted fibres and can sometimes give a singed effect if the permatease is not lifted enough.

When it comes to wearing a wig, achieving the perfect fit is crucial for comfort and natural appearance. Here's a closer look at what might be happening:

• Wrong Size: If your wig is consistently riding up at the back despite your efforts to secure it, it's possible that the wig size isn't the right match for your head. Each person's head shape and size are unique, and finding the right size is essential for a snug fit.

• Too Big: If your wig feels loose and slides around on your head, it's likely too big. A loose-fitting wig can be frustrating to wear as it lacks stability and may shift out of place with movement.

• Adjustment Issues: Even if the wig is the correct size, it may still ride up if it's not adjusted properly. Pay attention to the straps and fasteners inside the wig cap. If they are too tight, they might pull the wig upwards. Adjust them to find the right balance between security and comfort.

• Lack of Grip: Sometimes, even with the correct size, a wig might slide due to a lack of grip between the wig cap and your scalp. Consider using wig grips, silicone wig bands, or adhesive wig tapes to create a more secure attachment.