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Can I Use Heat Tools on My Luxury Synthetic Hair?

Yes — here's exactly how, and the safe temperature range to stick to.

Yes! Unlike regular synthetic hair, our Luxury Synthetic hair is designed to handle heat styling — that's part of what makes it feel and behave so much like human hair. But there's a right way to do it, and a temperature range you'll want to stay within.

Safe Heat Range

For flat irons and curling irons, keep your tool set between 285–305°F (140–150°C). Going hotter than this risks damaging or melting the fibers — there's no benefit to more heat, so it's never worth pushing past this range.

Recommended Tools

  • Flat iron — We prefer the BioIonic OnePass or the L'Oréal Steampod (just work fast with the Steampod — see the tutorial here).
  • Curling iron — We love the BioIonic Style Winder, which lets you easily alternate curls at a low, controlled heat setting.
  • Hot rollers — Great for anyone who curls their hair regularly. For best results, see our full guide on how to detangle and restore a Luxury Synthetic wig, which walks through our oven technique step by step.

Choosing Your Curl Size

  • Beachy waves (loose & bouncy): 1.5"–2" barrel
  • Glamorous curls (wavy & curly): 1"–1.25" barrel
  • Tight curls: 3/8"–3/4" barrel

A Few Ground Rules

  • Always mist the hair lightly with water before applying heat — this helps the heat distribute evenly and protects the fibers.
  • Work slowly and in small sections (about 1/2"–1" at a time) rather than rushing through large chunks of hair.
  • Let the hair cool fully before removing rollers or releasing a curl — this is what actually locks the style in.
  • Never exceed 305°F (150°C), even if a look isn't coming out the way you want. Patience and technique get better results than extra heat.

If your wig's ends are already looking dry or fuzzy, start with our guide on how to detangle a Luxury Synthetic wig before reaching for a hot tool — restoring the hair first will give you a much smoother result.