Deep Wave Wigs

UNice deep wave wigs are made from human hair. Human hair deep wave wigs are often preferred for their natural appearance and durability, while synthetic options are more affordable and require less maintenance.

The lifespan of a deep wave wig depends on the quality of the hair and how well it is cared for. A human hair deep wave wig can last several months to over a year with proper maintenance, while synthetic wigs typically last a few weeks to a few months.

To prevent frizz, avoid over-washing the wig, and use a leave-in conditioner or curl cream to keep the hair hydrated. When not in use, store the wig in a satin or silk bag to reduce friction and maintain the wave pattern.

While it is possible to straighten a human hair deep wave wig, doing so may alter the wave pattern permanently. If you want to maintain the deep wave texture, it's recommended to avoid straightening. Synthetic deep wave wigs should not be straightened as the heat may damage the fibers.

Wig density refers to the thickness of the hair on the wig. For deep wave wigs, a density of 150% to 180% is common, providing a full and voluminous look. Choose a wig density that matches your desired style and natural hair thickness.

Shedding can be normal, especially with new wigs. To minimize shedding, avoid rough handling, and use gentle products. Sealing the wefts before installation can also help. If shedding persists, consult your stylist for advice.