Quality Human Hair Weaving
Number two: Cannot Use Heated Styling ToolsSynthetic hair cannot be styled with any type of heating tools, both flat irons and curling irons need to be avoided at all costs. If heat is used on the synthetic hair, the hair can become damaged drawing attention to the fact that you are wearing a wig. If you plan to create a hairstyle using a heated styling tool you will need to do so before you put in the synthetic hair extensions. With full lace wigs made from synthetic hair, you cannot change the style of the wig. Wigs made from human hair can be treated just like your own hair, so you can style them using any kind of heated styling tool.Number three: Catch On FireSynthetic hair can catch on fire, even if you avoid using heated styling tools. If the synthetic hair catches on fire, it will quickly burn down to the scalp. Not only will the synthetic hair quickly burn all the way to the scalp, but it will also melt to your scalp. This can cause third degree burns along your scalp.Number four: UncomfortableSynthetic wigs are also very uncomfortable to wear, while human hair lace wigs are very comfortable to wear.Ditto for alcohol in hairstyling products from the drugstore. Look for salon brands, recommended by your stylist, that have product lines for thinning hair and are sulfate free and alcohol free.” MYTH: If my shampoo is not sudsy, it’s not working.FACT: “The suds come from the SLS, the harsh, drying detergent in the shampoo that moves the dirt away from the scalp and hair via the bubbles. There are many other, gentler ways to remove the dirt that do not require this harsh chemical and will still work just as well, as long as you are also not using stiff, sticky styling products.”MYTH: Wearing a hair system is bad for what hair I have left and for my scalp.FACT: “A hair system can be beneficial because it sits on top and allows hair and scalp to recover if the hair loss was the result of a trauma such as hormonal issues, surgery, medications, childbirth, over processing, and so forth. It also protects fragile areas from overexposure to the sun.”MYTH: Brushing will damage my thinning hair or make me lose more hair.