Protect human hair wigs while exercising

You can do sports with headband wigs or lace wigs. To preserve all the beauty of your human hair colored wigs, however, here are some tips.

Adopt the right hairstyle of human hair wigs
Did you know that perspiration contains salt which can gradually dry out the lace front wigs? To protect your lace wigs, the ideal is therefore to opt for a protective hairstyle such as short bob wigs
, t part wigs or braids. To avoid breakage, use rubber bands covered with fabric (and not rubber). You can also wear headband wigs, which is very practical for lifting your hair and absorbing sweat. Match it with your outfit for a very trendy retro look.

Tip: Wash your lace wigs regularly to prevent bacteria from building up on it.
Pamper your lace front wigs
Once your sports session is over, it is best to wash your human hair wigs with a sulphate-free shampoo. If you do sports regularly, however, avoid washing your hair every day (this risks making them greasy) and simply rinse your lengths between each wash. Also remember to untie your t part wigs and brush through it once it's dry. Caution: Never brush a damp or wet short bob wigs.
Apply a moisturizing mask about once a week: this will deeply hydrate and nourish your headband wigs. If you have an oily scalp or fragile lace front wigs, you can also turn to white clay, perfect for restoring tone and shine to your mane without irritating it. Tip: Avoid dry shampoo that freezes perspiration in the colored wigs.