Owning a human hair wig is easy keeping it silky is where Hair68 – Vietnam Remy Hair Factory makes the difference. Built from raw Vietnamese hair with intact cuticles, our wigs (from bone straight to natural straight, wavy, and curly) stay smooth and tangle free when cared for the right way. This factory backed guide explains simple, step-by-step human hair wig care daily detangling, washing and deep conditioning, safe heat styling, lace/cap hygiene, and smart storage, so your Vietnam Remy Hair wig keeps its shine and lasts longer. Whether you’re a first time buyer or a wholesale partner, follow these easy tips from Hair68 to protect your investment, keep the lace clean, reduce shedding, and maintain that fresh from the factory look every day.
PROPER GUIDELINES ON HOW TO CARE FOR HUMAN HAIR WIG
All steps below are essential to keep your Vietnam Remy Hair wig clean, silky, and long-lasting. Follow this factory backed routine from Hair68 to protect raw Vietnamese hair textures, including bone straight.
• Preparing
Use a wide-tooth comb to remove tangles; gentle brushing keeps the fiber smooth and makes washing easier. Always start from the ends and work upward to the roots to avoid pulling the hair from the lace and causing shedding. Note: Choose a soft-bristled or loop brush designed for extensions and wigs.
Note: Use a soft-bristle brush or a loop brush made specifically for extensions.
• Washing
Step 1: Rinse the wig with cool lukewarm water, letting the flow run roots → ends so the lace and cuticles stay smooth and the hair is fully saturated.
Step 2: Emulsify a small amount of sulfate-free shampoo in your palms, then spread it downward through the hair. Massage gently for 3–5 minutes to lift dust and product do not scrub the lace.
Step 3: Rinse until the water runs clear. Gently squeeze the lengths to remove excess water (no twisting or wringing).
• Conditioning / Deep Conditioning
Step 4: Apply conditioner or a deep mask from mid lengths to ends. Comb through with a wide tooth or loop brush and leave on 10–15 minutes so raw Vietnamese hair absorbs moisture.
Step 5: Rinse with cool water to seal the cuticle and boost shine. Blot with a microfiber towel and place on a stand to air dry. If you must blow dry, use low heat with airflow pointing downward to keep the bone hair finish sleek.
Note: Avoid applying product to the roots or lace knots; buildup can loosen the knots and cause shedding.
• Styling
Wigs from Hair68 are made with 100% raw Vietnamese hair, so you can restyle them with heat (Synthetic wigs cannot be heat-styled). Before styling, mist a heat protectant or light, alcohol-free spray.
-Straighten: Work in 1-inch sections starting near the roots and glide a flat iron downward to the ends. Use ≤170°C / 340°F for bone straight or natural straight textures. One–two passes are enough to keep Vietnam Remy Hair sleek.
-Curl: Wrap the hair around a curling wand, hold 8–10 seconds, then release and let the curl cool completely (pin-curl for stronger hold). For wavy/curly textures, keep tools ≤160°C / 320°F.
Notes:
-Keep hot tools away from the lace to protect knots.
-Avoid daily high heat; alternate with rollers/flexi-rods.
-Finish with a tiny drop of serum on mid lengths to ends only to maintain the smooth bone hair finish.
• Storing
After use, store your Vietnam Remy Hair wig safely to maintain its shape for a long time. Place the wig on a ventilated stand or store it in a silk/satin bag inside the box, away from sunlight, high temperature and humidity. For straight and coarse Vietnamese hair, the stand helps prevent tangles and friction. When traveling, braid the hair loosely, put it in a silk bag, then put it in a hard box. Avoid using plastic bags for long periods of time and never store the wig when the hair is still damp.
TRICKS & TIPS
During maintenance you may face small challenges; these factory backed tips help your Vietnam Remy Hair wig especially raw Vietnamese hair and bone straight textures stay silky and last longer.
• Get the Right Products
Use a gentle, pH-balanced, sulfate-free shampoo and a nourishing mask. If your unit is colored/bleached, choose formulas for color treated hair. Light serums only on mid-lengths to ends.
Note: Avoid frequent clarifying shampoos they strip natural oils and can dry raw hair.
• Avoid Hot Water
Always wash/rinse with cool lukewarm water. Hot water roughens cuticles, dries strands, and can weaken lace adhesives and the cap structure.
• Be Careful with Heat Styling
Use a heat protectant and keep tools within a recommended range of 300–340°F (150–170°C) for straight textures and up to 320°F (160°C) for wavy/curly, depending on your device and hair condition. Start low and increase gradually after a small strand test.
• Watch Product Buildup
Heavy gels, sprays, and oils near the lace can loosen knots and cause shedding. Clean the lace gently after each install to keep ventilation intact.
• Sun, Pool & Sea
UV, chlorine, and saltwater dry out even Vietnam Remy Hair. Before exposure, saturate the hair with clean water + leave in, then rinse and deep-condition afterward.
• When to Consult a Stylist / Factory
If the wig looks dry, sheds, or you plan to color/bleach, contact Hair68 for guidance and strand testing. Our factory technicians can recommend the right care routine for your exact texture and density.
Conclusion
High quality human hair wigs last longer when care is consistent and gentle. By following the step-by-step routine above detangling, cool water washing, deep conditioning, low heat styling, and proper storage you’ll help any unit keep its shine and movement.
What also matters is the source. At Hair68, our wigs are crafted in house from Vietnamese raw hair with careful ventilation and multi-point QC (selection → wefting/ventilation → final inspection). This typically results in longer wear and reliable coloring compared with heavily processed alternatives.
Need product specific advice or wholesale support (8–32”, private label, stable stock)? Message our team, we’ll recommend a routine for your exact texture and density.
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