Education hub
Wig Studio
Simple wig chooser
Fiber
Maintenance & budget
Cap comfort
Pick one option in each row to see suggestions.
Face shape ideas (optional)
Guidance, not rules — wear what makes you happy.
Round
Layers past the chin or a side part can add length.
Oval
Most lengths and parts work — follow what you love.
Square
Soft waves and curls around the jaw soften angles.
Heart
Chin-length volume or curtain bangs balance a wider forehead.
Long
Volume at the sides or bangs can shorten the look.
Wig care lessons
Wig Studio
Choosing Your First Wig: Fiber, Cap, Size and Style
A practical guide to choosing a comfortable first wig by weighing fiber, construction, fit, styling preferences, upkeep, and budget.
6 min readReadWig Studio
A Beginner Curly Wig Routine
A gentle routine for keeping curly wigs detangled, defined, and protected while respecting the needs of different fibers.
6 min readReadWig Studio
Washing Synthetic vs. Human Hair Wigs
Learn how to approach wig washing carefully, with fiber-specific directions, gentle detangling, and patient air-drying.
6 min readReadWig Studio
Caring for Your Scalp and Natural Hair Under Wigs
Protect scalp comfort and natural hair with clean, low-tension foundations, regular breaks, and attention to fit.
6 min readReadWig Studio
Lace, Adhesives, Storage and a Wig Maintenance Calendar
Learn safer lace and adhesive habits, careful removal and storage, plus a practical weekly and monthly maintenance rhythm.
6 min readReadMaintenance calendar
Every wear
Gently detangle ends upward; let your scalp breathe overnight.
Weekly
Cleanse your scalp and natural hair; check the cap and combs.
Every 7–15 wears
Wash the wig per its label; air-dry on a stand.
Monthly
Deep-condition human hair; inspect lace and edges for wear.
Always follow your wig manufacturer’s instructions — they override general guidance.
Cosmetic education from a California licensed cosmetologist — not medical diagnosis or treatment. Linda is a beauty educator, not a dermatologist. For changing spots, hair-loss disorders or persistent skin concerns, see a licensed medical professional.