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Home›How To›How to Apply a Wig: 9 Steps

How to Apply a Wig: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 18, 2023
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Wigs are an excellent way to change up your look without committing to drastic changes or damaging your hair. They come in a variety of styles, colors, and materials, making them versatile and adaptable for any occasion. If you’re new to wigs, worry not! Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to apply a wig with ease.

1. Prepare your hair: Before applying your wig, make sure your natural hair is clean and dry. If you have long hair, braid it into cornrows or pin it up flat against your head.

2. Use a wig cap: A wig cap keeps your hair tucked away neatly and provides a smooth surface for the wig to sit on. Stretch the cap over your head, covering all of your hair, ensuring there are no bumps or bulges.

3. Adjust the wig size: Most wigs come with adjustable straps at the back. Before putting on the wig, loosen these straps so that it can fit comfortably on your head without slipping off.

4. Line up the wig: Hold the sides of the wig with both hands and carefully place it on top of your head, aligning it with your natural hairline.

5. Secure the front: Once the wig is centered on your head and in line with your natural hairline, gently press down on the front edge of the wig to ensure it adheres to the skin.

6. Position the sides and back: Adjust the sides and back of the wig so they are flush against your scalp and lying flat. Some wigs come with clips or combs attached for extra security – if yours does, use these features to attach the wig more firmly.

7. Style as desired: Now that your wig is properly applied, you can style it as you please! Use styling tools like brushes and heat-resistant combs (if applicable) to create the perfect look.

8. Secure with pins, if necessary: If you find your wig slipping or moving throughout the day, use bobby pins to attach the wig more securely to your natural hair or wig cap. This will provide extra stability and keep your wig in place.

9. Maintain and care for your wig: To prolong the life of your wig, store it on a mannequin head or wig stand when not in use. Regularly clean and style it according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and be gentle when handling the wig to minimize damage.

With these nine steps, applying a wig will become a breeze! Whether for a special event or simply for fun, wigs offer an exciting and accessible way for anyone to express themselves with endless styling possibilities.

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