Wigs are growing in popularity. It is the best way to have a variety of hairstyles without changing your natural hair color and style. In addition, it can help to reduce the damage to your hair in your daily life without being affected by daily manipulation and breakage.
Now, you have to figure out how to wear it. You have to figure out how to handle the hair underneath the human hair wig. Simply gathering hair under a wig can lead to breakage, and hair needs to be protected under a wig, which requires proper maintenance. Today we will give you some basic hair-braiding methods for wigs. Here are the best ways to wear your hair under a wig.
Contents
1 Three common hair braiding methods
2 Why do you braid your hair?
3 How to braid your hair?
4 Summary
5 Feedback
1 Three common hair braiding methods
Braids
- Braiding your hair is one of three ideal ways to wear your hair under a wig. While not as flat as other styles, it protects the hair and makes it easier for some women to maintain. It also allows easier access to the scalp for cleansing and moisturizing. Braid your hair to minimize lumps or bumps under the wig.
Cornrows
- This is the most common way to wear hair under a wig, giving it a smoother surface than braids. However, it does leave only limited access to the scalp, but the hair is protected and is less likely to appear bulky or lumpy under the wig. Part your hair into small rows from front to back and braid it along the length of your head.
Twist braids or flat twists
- These are the easiest styles to wear under a HD lace wig, but they are also the least popular. While easy to make, they will curl and tangle faster than braids and cornrows. Remember to keep them small, so they don't leave lumps under your wig.
2 Why do you braid your hair?
More real
- Our natural hair is usually fluffy and messy, and wearing a wig is to hide our real hair. It is easier to wear a wig cap after you have braided your hair. This also reduces lumps or bumps underneath the wig, giving it a more natural look and making it look like real hair growing out of your scalp.
Protect your hair and scalp
- Hair and scalp need to be cleaned regularly to remove excess sebum and dirt. Sweat and moisturizers can build up and need to be removed. Remove the twists, braids, cornrows, shampoo, deep condition, moisturize and redo a new set of braids, twists, or cornrows.
- This will ensure that your hair and scalp are kept clean and moisturized, so your hair does not break as it becomes brittle. It's also a convenient way to cleanse and moisturize your scalp.
3 How to braid your hair?
There are many ways to braid your hair. Today we will introduce the easiest way for you to learn quickly.
Before weaving
- First, you will need to wash and condition your hair. Once your hair is completely dry, use a comb to remove tangles and knots in preparation for the weave later. Then use the comb to separate the hair down the middle. Later you will need to weave one side and tighten the other side of the hair with a rubber band or anything else.
Cut your hair
- You can divide your hair on the left side into three parts, or if it is thick, you can divide it into more parts. This crucial step will ensure that your braid is not too big and bulky and unnatural, and not too small, and will not cause the wig to slide backward.
Moisturize every part of your hair
- First, start with the top part of your hair. The part on your ear should be the last one. Also, all sections should be level with the hair.Grab about an inch wide and pull the rest of the hair tight. Then all you need to do is apply some moisturizer and oil to protect your hair. Since you will leave your braids under your wig for a few days, it is essential to moisturize your hair fully. Then comb through your hair so that all of it gets enough moisture.
Braiding
- Now you can start braiding your hair. Get close to your scalp and braid your hair from the top of your head. During this process, you must ensure that your hair is braided tightly and flat enough. Then repeat the braiding steps. Take a section of hair, wet it, comb through it, and braid it to the end. After completing the braid on one side of your hair, do the same with the other half. Also, apply some hair edge gel and brush back the edges of your hair. Your hair will be flatter.
Tie the braids together
- After you braid all sections of your hair, long braids will be in the back. Tie all your braids together and tighten them with a rubber band. Then take a regular bobby pin, twist the braids, and cut the hair into pieces. You can twist them into a ball and secure them with a rubber band if you have long hair.
Put on your wig cap and your wig
- Now that you've completed all the steps to braid your hair, it's time to put on the cap. If you follow the steps above to braid your hair, you will find that the surface of the cap is flat when you put it on. Then you can put on and adjust your wig.
4 Summary
Today we have covered the steps to braiding a wig and some details to keep in mind. Getting your hair braided is a prerequisite for creating a natural and fabulous hairstyle with a wig. In addition, it can help reduce the damage to your hair that you may encounter in your daily life.
There are different ways to braid your hair under your trendy color wig. The goal is to make our wigs natural, and our hair will all be covered with wigs, so we need to ensure that our braids fit well enough and are flat. I hope to help you master weaving your hair under a wig.
5 Feedback
How do you care for your hair while wearing a wig? Please share your favorite tips with us in the comments below.
