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It’s worth setting aside a lace front wigs specifically for the pool and if you go there often perhaps even a hair system for the beach.
When you’re planning that beach day, think about which hair system you’ll take with you. Avoid using your favorite one and try to use a HD lace wigs that you keep aside for swimming.
By saving your best hair system for days when you’re not in contact with saltwater or chlorinated pools, you’ll save yourself plenty of anxiety.
The pool contains chlorine，which is a chemical substance, chlorine will hurt our headband wigs. And salt in water will also absorb moisture from the hair and make the hair lose luster and become more brittle.
Preparation
1.Detangle
Make sure detangle before you go into the water, as the tangles will become more serious and difficult to deal with when the hair gets wet.
2.secure yor wig
You definitely don't want your wig to fall off while you are swimming, that is really the most embarrassing thing. So you need use waterproof adhesive and make sure the wig is firmly fixed on your head.
3.Make sure the right style
Loose hair tends to rtangle in water, so you'd better braid your hair, or updo hairstyle.
4. Wear swimming cap
The swimming cap may not be so good-looking, but if you really want to protect your wig more safely, a swimming cap is a good choice. Tuck the wig under the swimming cap.
After
Although you have taken all the above measures, your wig will inevitably be hurt, so take care of hair is very important. After swimming, you need wash your hair as quickly as possible, use high quality shampoo to wash away the salt and chemicals from your hair. It is best to have an overnight deep condition. This prevents dryness and extends the lifespan of the wig.
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