FAQs

 Hair extensions are generally safe when applied correctly and maintained. Improper application or overuse of adhesive can cause damage to natural hair, so it's best to get them applied by a professional.

High-quality human hair wigs are designed for comfort. The lightweight materials and breathable caps reduce scalp irritation, making them ideal for all-day wear. Since human hair wigs are softer and more flexible than synthetic ones, they tend to feel more natural against the skin. At Best Wig Outlet, we offer wigs with adjustable straps and breathable lace fronts for maximum comfort.

Best Wig Outlet offers a wide selection of premium human hair wigs designed for realism, comfort, and durability. Our wigs are sourced from trusted suppliers and crafted to meet the highest standards. Browse our collection to find the perfect human hair wig for your needs.

Human hair wigs come in various textures, including straight, wavy, and curly, making them suitable for different hair types. Whether you have fine, thick, coarse, or silky hair, you can find a human hair wig that matches your natural texture. Some wigs are also available in virgin hair, meaning they have never been chemically processed, offering the most authentic look.

 Wigs can be made from synthetic fibers or real human hair. Synthetic wigs are more affordable and require less maintenance, while human hair wigs offer more styling flexibility and a natural look.

Yes, human hair can be dyed and styled with heat tools. However, over-styling or excessive dyeing can damage the hair, so it’s essential to maintain its health with proper care.

Many human hair wigs can be trimmed, thinned, or styled to suit individual preferences. A professional stylist can adjust the wig to fit your face shape, cut layers, or even pluck the hairline for a more natural look. Customization ensures your wig complements your features perfectly.

 If you have human hair extensions, they can be colored and styled just like your natural hair. Synthetic hair extensions, however, cannot be dyed and are limited in styling options.

Do not use heat on Synthetic wigs, unless it is a Synthetic wig that is labeled “Heat Resistant”.

A Heat heat-resistant synthetic wig can be styled with low heat.
However, be advised, that once you wash the item it will return to its original style.

Human hair wigs can be styled with a low to medium-heat styling tool.
But limit the use of it. Keep in mind that excessive heat can speed up wear and tear damage to the hair so try to limit its use. Also, recommend using a heat treat thermal spray.

We suggest using a professional wig stylist for cutting.

Best Wig Outlet is not responsible for items damaged.

Human hair wigs can be dyed or bleached, but it’s best to have this done by a professional stylist to avoid damage. The wig has already undergone processing, and additional chemical treatments can weaken the hair. If you choose to dye it at home, perform a strand test first and use gentle, ammonia-free dyes. Keep in mind that bleaching can be particularly damaging and may shorten the wig’s lifespan.

Sleeping in your human hair wig is not recommended, as friction from pillows can cause tangling, matting, and shedding. If you must sleep in it, braid the hair or wrap it in a silk scarf to minimize damage. However, for long-term preservation, it’s best to remove the wig before sleeping and store it properly.

 Styling synthetic wigs is possible, but you must be careful. They typically cannot withstand heat from styling tools unless specified by the manufacturer. Human hair wigs, on the other hand, can be styled just like natural hair.

While human hair wigs are durable, exposing them to chlorine, saltwater, or excessive moisture can cause damage. Chlorine can dry out the hair and alter its texture, while saltwater can lead to tangling and brittleness. If you must swim while wearing your wig, rinse it immediately afterward with clean water and apply a deep conditioner. Showering with your wig is not recommended, as frequent water exposure can weaken the fibers and loosen the wig cap.

Wigs are not made to be worn while swimming or showering. Chemicals and salt can cause permanent damage to the fibers in your wig. The best option would be to wear a water-friendly shower cap or swimming cap and store your wig in a cool dry place.

Yes, human hair wigs can be styled with heat tools, but excessive heat can cause damage over time. Always use a heat protectant spray before applying any heat. Keep styling tools at a moderate temperature—ideally below 350°F (177°C)—and avoid prolonged exposure. If your wig is chemically treated or colored, be extra cautious, as heat can further weaken the hair fibers.

While human hair wigs are made from real hair, they lack the natural oils that come from the scalp, making them more prone to dryness. Regular hair products often contain harsh sulfates, alcohols, and silicones that can damage the wig over time. Instead, opt for sulfate-free, alcohol-free, and wig-specific shampoos, conditioners, and styling products. These are formulated to cleanse gently while retaining moisture.

Yes, you can wear a hair topper daily as long as it is comfortable and securely attached. However, it's important to remove it when sleeping to prevent damage to your natural hair.

 Yes, you can wear a wig every day, but it’s important to give your scalp some rest by properly cleaning the wig and taking care of both your natural hair and wig.

Human hair wigs can be colored or dyed, but it’s recommended to have this done by a professional stylist to avoid damage. Since the hair is real, it responds to dye just like natural hair. However, frequent coloring can weaken the strands, so moderation is key. Synthetic wigs cannot be dyed with traditional hair color, limiting styling options.

Yes, one of the biggest benefits of human hair wigs is their ability to withstand heat styling. You can use curling irons, flat irons, and blow dryers to achieve different looks, just as you would with natural hair. However, it’s important to use heat protectant products to prevent damage. Synthetic wigs, on the other hand, cannot tolerate high heat and may melt or become frizzy if exposed to styling tools.

• Human hair wigs can withstand water, but frequent exposure can cause damage
• Chlorine and saltwater are especially harmful and can dry out the wig
• Hot showers can weaken the hair fibers over time
• If swimming, wear a swim cap to protect the wig from water exposure
• Always rinse the wig thoroughly with clean water after swimming or showering
• Follow up with a moisturizing conditioner to prevent dryness and maintain softness
• Avoid excessive water exposure to prolong the wig's lifespan
• Consider removing the wig before swimming or showering for best preservation

Human hair wigs are prized for their natural appearance. The hair strands move and fall like biological hair, and the scalp-like base enhances realism. Synthetic wigs often have a shinier, less natural look, though modern versions have improved. If you want a wig that blends seamlessly with your natural hairline and mimics real hair growth patterns, human hair wigs are the best option.

Using the right products is essential for maintaining human hair wigs. Opt for wig-specific or sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners to preserve moisture. Avoid heavy oils and silicones that can weigh the hair down. Heat protectants are recommended before styling, and lightweight serums can add shine without buildup. Proper products keep your wig looking fresh and vibrant.

Some shedding is normal with human hair wigs, especially over time. However, high-quality wigs from reputable sellers like Best Wig Outlet are constructed to minimize shedding. Proper care, such as gentle detangling and avoiding excessive tension, helps reduce hair loss.

 To verify if hair is 100% human, you can check for natural texture and softness. Also, human hair can be styled and dyed, while synthetic hair will not respond to styling tools or chemicals the same way.

 Hair toppers come with various attachment methods, such as clips, tapes, or integration with your natural hair through microbeads or clips. Choose one that is most comfortable for your lifestyle.

• Regularly clean the topper with a mild shampoo.
• Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use.
• Avoid excessive heat styling, especially for synthetic hair toppers.

• Wash it with sulfate-free shampoo to avoid stripping natural oils.
• Condition regularly to keep the hair hydrated.
• Use heat protectant before styling with hot tools to avoid heat damage.

• Wash your extensions regularly with sulfate-free shampoo.
• Avoid excessive heat or chemicals.
• Brush gently to prevent tangling and shedding.

We recommend washing your wig or hairpiece every 6-8 wears. We suggest using a professional wig cleaning service nearby for beginners.

1. Before washing your wig or hairpiece, gently remove any tangles with a paddle brush or a wide-tooth comb.

2. Hold the wig or hairpiece under cool running water. Gently lather the hair with a small amount of shampoo while making sure that the hair is traveling in the same direction.

• DO NOT rub hair as this may cause tangling.

3. Rinse thoroughly with cool water until water runs clear.

4. Wrap the wig or hairpiece in a towel and gently pat dry just enough to stop dripping.

5. Gently detangle hair using your fingertips.

6. Spray conditioning spray (3-5 pumps) keeping away from the base of the wig or hairpiece.

7. Allow the wig or hairpiece to air dry naturally by placing it on a wig stand or mannequin.

• DO NOT blow dry. The wig or hairpiece has to be in moderately damp condition; it shouldn’t be soaked or dripping everywhere.

8. Store your wig or hairpiece on a wig stand or mannequin to maintain the wig’s style best.

 Consider your face shape when choosing a wig. For example:

• Round face: Opt for a wig with volume and layers to elongate the face.
• Square face: A wig with soft, rounded edges helps balance sharp features.
• Oval face: Most wig styles work well with an oval face shape.

1. Before washing your wig or hairpiece, gently remove any tangles with a paddle brush or a wide-tooth comb.

2. Hold the wig or hairpiece under cool running water. Gently lather the hair with a small amount of shampoo while making sure that the hair is traveling in the same direction.

• DO NOT rub hair as this may cause tangling.

3. Rinse thoroughly with cool water until water runs clear.

4. Wrap the wig or hairpiece in a towel and gently pat dry just enough to stop dripping.

5. Gently detangle hair using your fingertips.

6. Spray conditioning spray (3-5 pumps) keeps away from the wig or hairpiece's base.

7. Allow the wig or hairpiece to air dry naturally by placing it on a wig stand or mannequin.

• DO NOT blow dry. The wig or hairpiece has to be in moderately damp condition; it shouldn’t be soaked or dripping everywhere.

8. Store your wig or hairpiece on a wig stand or mannequin to maintain the wig’s style best.

• Ultra-Petite: 18.5" - 19.5" around the head
• Petite: 19.5" - 21" around the head
• Petite/Average: 20.75" - 21.25" around the head
• Average: 21.25" - 22" around the head
• Average/Large: 22" - 22.5" around the head
• Large: 23" around the head
• Extra Large: 23.25" - 24" around the head

For a more secure fit, every wig has adjustable Velcro or Hook straps which can adjust up to 1" larger or smaller.

The size of the wigs may be slightly different depending on the manufacturer of the wig.

Start at your front hairline. Measure around to the lower back of your
head by your neck, and then back around the other side to the starting
point.

Regular maintenance includes washing it gently with a mild shampoo, detangling with a wide-tooth comb, and air drying on a wig stand. If you use adhesive, make sure to clean the lace area to remove any residue. Always store your wig in a safe place when not in use to maintain its shape and condition.

Human hair wigs can fade over time due to sun exposure, washing, and heat styling. To preserve the color, use color-safe shampoos and conditioners. Avoid prolonged sun exposure by wearing a hat or scarf when outdoors. If your wig is chemically colored, consider using a color-depositing conditioner to refresh the shade between washes. 

Remember that all different kinds of wigs for women and men are different in terms of how they’re to be treated.

• Always detangle your wig before and after wearing it using a wide-tooth comb or wig brush.
• Start brushing from the ends and work your way up to avoid pulling on the roots.
• For storage, loosely braid the wig or place it in a satin or silk bag to reduce friction.
• Avoid excessive wind exposure, as it can cause tangling.
• Use a leave-in conditioner or wig spray to keep the hair smooth and manageable.
• Wash and condition the wig regularly to maintain moisture and prevent knots.
• When wearing the wig, tie it up in a loose ponytail or bun if exposed to windy conditions.

Brush any existing hair away from your face.

For longer hair, pin it up so it is away from the front, sides, and nape of your head.

A wig cap will help keep it in place. Put your wig on from front to back.

Adjust the position so the front edge of the wig is just over your hairline.

Use the ear tabs on the left and right side to center your wig.

If your wig feels too tight or too loose, use the Velcro tabs at the back of the wig to adjust for the most comfortable fit.

Tuck in any stray hairs and that’s it.

Over time, styling products can accumulate, making the wig look dull and feel heavy. To remove buildup, use a clarifying shampoo once every few washes. You can also create a DIY rinse with apple cider vinegar and water to dissolve residue. Always follow up with a hydrating conditioner to restore moisture.

A secure fit ensures your wig looks natural and stays in place. Use wig clips, adhesive tapes, or adjustable straps for added security. If your wig feels loose, consider having it professionally sized or using a wig grip band. Avoid excessive tugging or adjusting throughout the day, as this can cause stress on the wig cap and hair fibers.

Styling a short wig is relatively easy and depends on the look you want to achieve.

• Wash your wig regularly with wig-specific shampoos.
• Avoid excessive heat and styling.
• Store your wig on a wig stand to maintain its shape.

• Proper care extends the lifespan of human hair wigs.
• Wash them with sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners designed for wigs or delicate hair.
• Avoid excessive heat to prevent damage.
• Always detangle gently with a wide-tooth comb, starting from the ends.
• Store the wig on a mannequin head or wig stand to maintain its shape.
• Keep the wig away from direct sunlight and humidity when not in use.
• Use heat protectant sprays if styling with hot tools.
• Deep condition periodically to maintain moisture and softness.
• Avoid sleeping in your wig to reduce tangling and friction.
• Rotate between multiple wigs to minimize wear and tear.
• Regular maintenance ensures your wig stays soft, shiny, and natural-looking.

Selecting the right human hair wig depends on your preferences and lifestyle. Consider factors like hair texture, length, cap construction, and color. Lace front wigs offer a natural hairline, while full lace wigs provide versatile styling options. At Best Wig Outlet, our experts can guide you in choosing the perfect wig based on your needs.

With proper care, a high-quality human hair wig can last a year or longer, even with frequent use. The lifespan depends on factors such as how often it’s worn, how well it’s maintained, and whether it’s exposed to harsh conditions. 

Rotating between multiple wigs can help extend their longevity by reducing wear and tear on a single piece.

 The lifespan of hair extensions depends on the type of extensions and care. Clip-in extensions can last up to a year, while tape-in and sew-in extensions typically last 6-8 weeks before they need to be moved up.

With proper care, human hair wigs can last significantly longer than synthetic wigs. While synthetic wigs typically last a few months, a well-maintained human hair wig can last a year or more. Factors such as how often you wear the wig, the styling methods used, and the quality of maintenance all play a role in longevity. Investing in a high-quality human hair wig from Best Wig Outlet ensures durability and long-term wear.

 The longevity of a wig depends on the material:

• Synthetic wigs: Typically last 6 to 12 months with proper care.
• Human hair wigs: Can last 1 to 2 years or longer with regular care and maintenance.

 The lifespan of a wig depends on the material and how well it is cared for. Synthetic wigs usually last between 6 months and 1 year, while human hair wigs can last 1 to 2 years or longer with proper care.