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4 Simple Ways to Keep a Wig on

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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Wearing a wig can instantly transform your look, and provide you with a fresh boost of confidence. However, keeping the wig secure on your head throughout the day is often a challenge. To make your life easier, here are four simple ways to keep your wig in place.

1. Wear a Wig Cap

A wig cap is an essential accessory for both new and experienced wig wearers. It not only helps keep the wig in place by providing additional grip, but it also protects your natural hair underneath. To use a wig cap, simply tuck all of your hair inside the cap and stretch it over your head, covering your entire hairline. The snug fit ensures that the cap won’t move during the day, providing a secure base for your wig.

2. Apply Double-Sided Wig Tape

For an extra layer of security, try using double-sided wig tape. This specially designed adhesive can be applied directly to your wig’s edge or hairline, ensuring a strong bond between the wig and your skin or wig cap. To apply the tape, cut small pieces and attach them to the inside of your wig along the perimeter (following the manufacturer’s instructions), pressing firmly to ensure proper adhesion. Then carefully position the wig onto your head, pressing down along the edges where you’ve applied the tape to create a secure bond.

3. Adjust with Wig Clips or Combs

Many wigs come with built-in clips or combs that can help fasten them securely to your natural hair or a wig cap. If yours doesn’t have any attachments, you can easily sew them onto the inside edges of your wig with a needle and thread. To use these clips or combs, slide them into your natural hair or cap just beneath the edge of your wig and snap them closed for added security.

4. Use Wig Grip Bands

Wig grip bands are another popular solution for keeping wigs in place. The bands are made from a soft, textured fabric that creates friction between your head and the wig, preventing it from slipping. To use a wig grip band, simply position it around your head like a headband, underneath the wig’s edge. Make sure to fit it snugly but comfortably. Then you can place your wig on top of the band and adjust as necessary.

By following these four simple tips, you’ll find that your wig stays securely in place throughout the day. With some practice and patience, you’ll be able to enjoy the full benefits of owning a beautiful and comfortable wig.

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