Product care
Can you sleep in a wig?
No one can forbid you — it is your product and your choice. But you should understand what happens to the wig overnight before doing this regularly.
This question usually arises in the first weeks of wearing: the wig feels like an extension of your own hair, and taking it off at night is simply inconvenient or unusual. Let us tell you what actually happens to the product overnight and how to minimize the damage if you can't avoid it.
Below — about friction and moisture overnight, simple ways to protect the product if you can't take it off, and when the wig already needs professional restoration.
What happens to the wig overnight
While you sleep, the wig hair constantly rubs against the pillow: the strands tangle, become electrified, and oil from the scalp accumulates faster at the roots. In the morning, you will find a disheveled product that needs to be washed and restyled — meaning it does not save time "getting ready", but on the contrary, adds to it.
How to minimize the damage
Rubs the hair significantly less than cotton — basic and simplest protection.
A satin or silk bonnet secures the product and reduces friction even more.
Gathered hair tangles significantly less than loose hair.
Removes daytime tangles so they don't set overnight.
Product restoration
If you wear a wig for a long time and actively, restorative procedures are periodically done: moisturizing, detangling, and base care. To do this, contact the specialists at the Korol Natali Salon — we will select a procedure for your hair type and wearing frequency.
