Don't forget your 13x4 Lace Wig routine, even in your busy life back to school. It requires proper routine maintenance. Because lace wigs are made by hands tied individual hairs to a lace material, they're very fragile, and shedding can be expected. While this is a common problem, there are definite ways to eliminate excessive shedding through proper care.

1: Use knot sealer
Knot sealer is a product that comes in a small spray bottle that is used to seal the knots on your 13x4 Lace Frontal. Turn the wig inside out, spray on the mesh or lace and wear it after it completely dries. It's also important to reseal the knots after every wash. But please remember it should be dry before spraying the knot sealer.

2: Do not scratch your scalp through your lace wig
When you feel an itchy scalp, please do not scratch your scalp through the 13x4 Lace Front Wig. That will loosen the knots and lead to excessive shedding. Instead, pat your head with your hand, or remove your lace wig and treat your scalp with an anti-itch shampoo.

3: Wide tooth comb or wig cushion brush
When it comes to brushing hair, use a wide-tooth comb or wig cushion brush. Comb from the tip and work your way up. At the same time, holding the hair above so that you will avoid pooling at the knots. If it's wavy hair, like deep wave hair or water wave hair, brush it more often is recommend as it's more likely to knot. Before washing the hair, make sure you comb it out thoroughly. Never comb your wig while wet.

4: Avoid high alcohol products
It is suggested to avoid using care products with high alcohol content. These products can damage the hair, causing breakage and shedding.

5: Remove all glue residue
To prevent excessive shedding, you must remove all glue residue from the lace before washing. Let glue buildup on your unit can lead to bald spots.

6: Air dry
We highly recommend letting your human hair wig air dry after washing. Dryer heat can split the knots, causing shedding. If you must use your dryer, make sure it's in a cool setting.

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