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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequency depends on wear, material, and styling. For everyday wear or oily scalps, schedule maintenance every 4–6 weeks. For occasional use, 8–12 weeks is fine. We'll assess your wig's condition and recommend a personalized interval during your appointment.
Yes — we service both human hair and heat-friendly synthetic wigs. Human hair tolerates flat ironing at controlled temperatures with protectant. Many modern synthetic fibers are heat-safe at low settings; we always test strands first and adjust tools and products accordingly.
Flat ironing can damage wigs if misused. Our stylists use heat protectant, low to medium temperatures, and segmental ironing to minimize stress. Lace fronts are handled carefully to avoid stretching or lifting; we'll recommend alternatives if your wig's material isn't heat-safe.
Yes. The shampoo includes a deep but gentle cleanse to lift styling residue, oil, and product buildup. We follow with a conditioning treatment and leave-in protectant to replenish moisture and detangle, ensuring the wig is prepared for safe flat ironing.
Appointment length varies by wig length, density, and condition. Short wigs can take 45–60 minutes; long, dense, or heavily soiled wigs may require 90–120 minutes. We'll provide an estimated time when you book so you can plan accordingly.
To preserve results, brush gently with a wide-tooth comb or loop brush, store on a stand, avoid high heat unless labeled heat-safe, and use sulfate-free products. Reapply heat protectant before styling and schedule routine maintenance to keep fibers looking new.