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Buying guide

Choosing between wigs, weaves and closures

What you will find here

This collection covers ready to wear wigs, lace front units, braiding hair and the bits and pieces that keep them looking right. Brands include Sleek, Sensationnel, Motown Tress, Vivica A. Fox and X Pression, alongside tools such as the Magic Collection lace loom hook needle and Red By Kiss edge scarves. There is also cleansing and conditioning made for units rather than growing hair, including the Shea Moisture Wig and Weave residue remover shampoo and its matching 2 in 1 conditioner and detangler.

Synthetic, heat friendly or human hair

Standard synthetic fibre holds its style through rain and wind, which suits a British winter, but it cannot take a straightener. Heat friendly synthetic can be styled at low temperatures, though it tangles faster with repeated passes. Human hair units such as the Sleek Hailey and Sleek Linda wigs colour, curl and straighten like your own hair, and the Virgin Gold units, Orianna and Dalva, sit at the top of that group.

Budget follows durability. A synthetic unit is a season. A well kept human hair unit is years.

Lace fronts, closures and the hairline

A lace front gives you a parting and a hairline you can style away from the face. Closures cover a smaller area and sit neatly under a sew in. Whichever you pick, the knots are what give the game away. Ebin tinted lace wig knots concealer takes the shine off them, and the Magic Collection lace loom hook needle lets you customise lace at home rather than booking a salon appointment every time.

If you wear a unit daily, keep an edge scarf in the bag. The Red By Kiss layering scarf holds edges flat while you set them, and it stops the lace band rubbing the same patch of hairline every morning.

Washing and refreshing a unit

Wigs and weaves collect product long before they look dirty. Sprays, gels and sheen settle at the base and dull the fibre. Wash a synthetic unit every ten to fifteen wears in cool water, and a human hair unit whenever it stops moving freely. The Shea Moisture Wig and Weave residue remover shampoo is built for that job, and Cantu Protective Styles hair bath and cleanser works down the braids underneath without unravelling them.

Air dry on a stand rather than a flat surface so the cap keeps its shape. A waterproof shampoo cape saves your clothes if you are doing this over the bath.

The hair underneath matters more

Protective styles only protect if the hair below is looked after. Keep the scalp clean and the braids moisturised between installs, and give yourself a week off between units where you can. Cantu Protective Styles hair freshener covers that middle stretch when a wash is not due but the braids feel stale. Length is kept by cutting down breakage, so slow take downs and patient detangling do more for you than any single bottle.

Questions

Wig and weave questions, answered

How long does a synthetic wig last if I wear it every day?
Daily wear usually gets a couple of months from a standard synthetic unit before the fibre goes coarse at the nape and under the arms of the style. Rotating two units roughly doubles that. Human hair wigs such as the Sleek Hailey last far longer with regular washing and conditioning.
Can I straighten a synthetic wig?
Only if it is sold as heat friendly, and then at the lowest setting your straightener allows. Standard synthetic fibre melts rather than smooths. Human hair units such as Sleek Linda or the Virgin Gold range take heat like your own hair, so use a heat protectant.
What is the difference between a lace front and a closure?
A lace front runs across the front hairline and lets you part or style the hair off your face. A closure covers a smaller section, usually the crown or a side parting, and is sewn into a weave to finish the top of the install.
How do I stop my lace looking obvious?
Tint the knots and cut the lace close to the hairline. Ebin tinted lace wig knots concealer darkens bright knots in a couple of passes. Move the band off the same spot each day, and use an edge scarf while the style sets rather than piling on gel.
Which shampoo should I use on a wig?
A residue focused one, not your usual wash day shampoo. Shea Moisture Wig and Weave residue remover shampoo clears the sheen spray and gel that build up at the base. Follow with the matching 2 in 1 conditioner and detangler to get the fibre moving again.
How do I wash my own hair while wearing braids or a sew in?
Work a diluted cleanser along the partings with a bottle applicator rather than scrubbing in circles. Cantu Protective Styles hair bath and cleanser is made for this. Rinse thoroughly and dry the roots properly, since damp braids stay wet for hours in a British winter.
How much braiding hair do I need for full length box braids?
Most people use five to eight packs of pre stretched braid hair for shoulder length or longer, depending on parting size. X Pression Ultra Braid comes in multi packs, so buying the three pack saves a mid install trip out.
Do you sell wigs that cope with UK weather?
Yes. Standard synthetic units such as the Sleek Brenda hold their shape in rain and wind because the style is set into the fibre. Human hair frizzes in damp air the same way growing hair does, so keep a light sheen or anti frizz spray in your bag.
How should I store a wig between wears?
On a stand or a mannequin head, out of direct sunlight and away from radiators. Folding a unit into a drawer creases the cap and flattens the crown. Give it a gentle brush from the ends upwards before it goes away, not after it comes out.
Can I colour a human hair wig?
Human hair units take colour, though most are already processed, so go darker rather than lighter to avoid weakening the fibre. Virgin Gold wigs such as Orianna handle lightening better than standard human hair. Test on a hidden weft first and work slowly.
Is a wig sensible if my edges are already thin?
Wigs take tension off the hairline compared with tight braids, provided the band and combs are not clamped in the same place every day. Loosen the strap, move the comb position, and give the hairline a proper break between installs.