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The lifespan of a front lace wig mostly comes down to what it's made of and how you treat it. A real human hair unit usually lasts 6 months to well over a year, while synthetic options tend to wear out in about 1 to 3 months as friction takes its toll on the fibres.
What Actually Impacts Longevity:
Hair Type - The unprocessed virgin hair will retain its natural strength many times longer. Synthetic strands frizz through friction at the scalp very quickly.
Lace - That front lace is as delicate as can be.
Over-pulling when removing glue and over-bleaching the knots to loosen them will tear the base and cause extensive shedding.
Washing and Conditioning -Sulfate-free shampoos and moisturisers and air drying will prolong the hair from drying out.
To make it last, wrap it in a silk bonnet at night, untangle gently starting from the ends, and keep direct heat to a minimum.
What Actually Impacts Longevity:
Hair Type - The unprocessed virgin hair will retain its natural strength many times longer. Synthetic strands frizz through friction at the scalp very quickly.
Lace - That front lace is as delicate as can be.
Over-pulling when removing glue and over-bleaching the knots to loosen them will tear the base and cause extensive shedding.
Washing and Conditioning -Sulfate-free shampoos and moisturisers and air drying will prolong the hair from drying out.
To make it last, wrap it in a silk bonnet at night, untangle gently starting from the ends, and keep direct heat to a minimum.