Wigs are the perfect accessory to change your appearance and conceal hair loss. However, sometimes when you comb your hair or take it out of the package, you may find a few strands of hair tangled around the comb or lying on the floor. You may start to doubt if there is a problem with your wig.

It is normal for wigs to fall off. Just like our hair falls off, wigs also fall off. You should only care if it's excessive shedding, shedding hair once. Let's explore the reasons why your wig falls off and how to prevent it. By proper care and maintenance, you can extend the lifespan of your wig and reduce shedding.

1.The reason why your wig is shedding

(1) Brand new. It's normal to lose a few strands of hair when you first take the wig out of the package. You just need to worry about whether there is really hair loss.

(2) Age. If you often wear wigs, they will lose their hair over time. If properly cared for, human wigs can last for one to two years. If your wig has expired, it may be time to replace it.

(3) Brushing. Incorrect combing is another reason for hair loss. Brushing hair too forcefully from top to bottom can pull hair knots, causing the hair to become loose and tangled. In addition, using a non wig specific comb can also damage your wig.

(4) Wrong product. Using care products that are not suitable for wigs or fiber types can also cause wigs to fall off.

(5) Styling. When you do styling or tie up your hair, you may pull it too tight. Excessive pulling can also increase wig shedding.

(6) Hair conditioner. If your wig is tied by hand or has single strands, applying conditioner to the roots can relax hair knots and accelerate hair loss.

(7) Thermal damage. Setting the temperature of the heating tool too high is another reason for wig shedding. High temperatures can cause hair fibers to break and fall off.

2. How to prevent wig shedding
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