How Long Do Synthetic Wig Last?

The lifespan of your Heat-Friendly Synthetic wig typically ranges from 6 to 8 months. Our synthetic hair is heat-friendly and coated with a special finish designed to help reduce tangling.

The Secret Life of Synthetic Fibers

Even with this coating, synthetic fibers have a bit of a personality — they "bind and twine." As you move throughout the day, friction creates heat, and that heat makes the fibers want to grab onto each other, which is where tangles come from.

The fix is simpler than it sounds: synthetic hair loves water.

• The quick fix: Mist the hair with plain water to help the fibers relax.
• The deep refresh: Give the wig a water bath to reset the style and calm any excess volume.

Restoring Dry, Fuzzy Ends

Partway through your wig's lifespan, you may start to notice the ends feeling dry or fuzzy. This is normal wear, not a sign the wig is done for — since this hair is heat-friendly, you can essentially "iron out" the friction damage and bring the luster back.

What You'll Need

• A spray bottle with water
• A teasing/detangling brush
• A flat iron (set to 280–300°F / 138–149°C)

Step-by-Step Restoration

Step 1 — Hydrate
Liberally mist the dry ends with water.

Step 2 — Detangle
Use your brush to gently work through any knots.

Step 3 — Smooth
Run the flat iron over the damp, brushed sections. This seals the fiber and removes the frizz.

Step 4 — Restyle
Keep in mind that flat ironing removes the fuzz but also straightens the hair. Once the fibers are smooth, you can go back in and add curls or waves back with your curling iron.