Short Curly Human Hair Wigs

Fill a basin with cool water and add a small amount of shampoo made for human hair wigs. Swish gently—never scrub or twist—to avoid tangling. Rinse thoroughly, then apply either a light rinse-out conditioner (from mid-length to ends, rinsing most of it out) or a leave-in spray conditioner for added softness. Pat gently with a towel and let the wig air dry on a stand. Because curls in human hair wigs are usually heat-styled—not permed—they’ll likely relax after washing, just like natural hair. Once dry, re-curl with low heat to restore shape and bounce.

Wash every 7–10 wears, or when product buildup dulls the shine. Use cool water and a gentle touch. Keep in mind that human hair curls are heat-styled, not permanent, so frequent washing can loosen them. Wash only when needed, and restyle with a curling iron or rollers once dry to restore bounce and definition.

Mist lightly with water or a leave-in conditioner, then finger-twist a few strands to refresh curl shape. Avoid brushing—this separates the curl and causes frizz. If the style begins to loosen, re-curl small sections with a low-heat tool. Since human hair wigs aren’t chemically permed, gentle re-styling keeps the curls looking fresh and natural.

No—brushing separates the curls and creates frizz. Instead, detangle gently with your fingers or a wide-tooth comb while the hair is damp and coated with conditioner. Once dry, use your hands to fluff or reshape curls as needed.

Store your wig on a wig stand or mannequin head so the curls keep their shape. Avoid folding or flattening it, as that can distort the texture. If you’re traveling, stuff the cap lightly with tissue and keep the wig in a satin or silk bag to prevent tangling.