Blonde Wig

What are blonde wigs

A blonde wig is the color of a natural black wig after bleaching it 2-3 times. This blonde color is also called #27 blonde. After bleaching it 4-5 times, a natural black wig will turn into #613 blonde wigs.

Luvme Hair Blonde Wigs are made entirely of the highest quality human hair. After a scientific, safe, stable and mature bleaching process, each blonde wig is guaranteed to have a balanced, beautiful and natural luster. With regular cleaning and maintenance, our blonde hair wig can be used for at least one year.

Why choose Luvme blonde wigs?

Luvme is a human hair wig expert, providing the best human hair blonde wigs in the industry. Using Brazilian human hair as raw material, it is guaranteed to be soft, silky, and with intact hair scales, and can be used for more than 1 year with proper maintenance.
You can choose different styles of blonde wigs at Luvme. We have honey blonde wigs, blonde brown mixed highlights wigs, black blonde mixed highlights wigs, ash blonde wigs, 613 blonde wigs, ombre blonde wigs, and edge blonde highlights wigs.

How to maintain blonde wig

Proper care ensures your blonde wig stays vibrant and durable. Follow these key steps:

1. Washing: If worn daily, wash and maintain the wig at least every 3 weeks to remove sweat, oils, and product buildup. Method: Use a sulfate-free shampoo and gently wash with lukewarm water to preserve the color.
2. Conditioning: Apply deep conditioner or hair mask to maintain softness and hydration.
3. Drying: Air-dry the wig on a stand to keep its shape and avoid damage from heat dryers.
4. Styling & Storage: Use heat tools sparingly with heat protectant spray. Store in a silk or satin bag when not in use to prevent tangling and friction.

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Can You Dye a Black Wig Blonde?

Yes, you can dye a black wig blonde, but it requires bleaching the hair to remove the dark pigment first. This process may take several rounds of bleaching, depending on the wig’s color and thickness. Since bleaching can damage the hair, especially with human hair wigs, deep conditioning treatments are necessary afterward to restore moisture. It's crucial to use high-quality hair dye and follow proper care routines to prevent dryness or breakage during the process.

Can You Dye a Blonde Wig Black?

Yes, you can dye a blonde wig black, and the process is more straightforward compared to lightening hair. For human hair wigs, a permanent or semi-permanent black dye will work effectively. Make sure to perform a strand test before applying the dye all over. Also, consider adding a protein treatment after dyeing to keep the hair healthy. If the wig is synthetic, look for dyes specifically formulated for synthetic fibers, as standard hair dye won’t adhere properly.

Do You Have to Bleach Knots on a Blonde Wig?

No, bleaching knots is generally unnecessary on a blonde wig since the lighter color makes the knots less visible compared to darker wigs. However, if the knots are still noticeable, some people opt to tone them with purple shampoo or apply concealer to the lace for a seamless blend. This step is more essential for darker wigs to avoid the appearance of dark knots on the scalp area.

How Much Is a Blonde Wig?

The cost of a blonde wig varies widely depending on factors such as hair type (human or synthetic), length, density, and brand. Human hair blonde wigs typically range from $200 to over $1,000, with higher prices for longer and denser wigs. Synthetic blonde wigs are more affordable, usually priced between $30 and $150. Custom-made wigs with premium features, such as lace fronts or HD lace, are more expensive due to their natural look and comfort.

How to Add Dark Roots to a Blonde Wig

To add dark roots to a blonde wig, section off the top layer of hair where the roots will be applied. Use a small brush to carefully apply dark hair dye to the roots, blending it slightly downward for a natural transition. Avoid harsh lines by gently feathering the dye with a comb or fingers. Allow the dye to process according to the instructions, then rinse and condition the wig. For synthetic wigs, use fabric dye or markers to achieve the same effect, as regular hair dye won’t adhere properly.

How to Dye a 613 Wig to Ash Blonde Wig

To dye a 613 blonde wig to ash blonde, start by prepping the wig. Wash it with a clarifying shampoo to remove any residue, and let it air dry. Prepare your ash blonde dye or toner, mixing it with a developer (usually 10 or 20 volume) following the instructions. Divide the wig into sections and apply the dye evenly from roots to tips. Let it process according to the time specified, then rinse with cool water. Use a purple shampoo if necessary to tone out any remaining warmth. Finish with a deep conditioner to lock in moisture, and let the wig air dry naturally.

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How to Install a Blonde Wig

Begin by prepping your natural hair—braid or wrap it flat, then use a wig cap to secure it. Cleanse your hairline and apply scalp protectant if needed. Place the blonde wig on your head to check the fit, adjusting the lace for comfort. Use a skin-toned lace adhesive or glue to secure the lace along your hairline. Once dry, cut the excess lace carefully using small scissors. Style the wig to blend naturally by flattening the edges with a hot comb and adding baby hairs, if desired. For extra security, use wig bands or clips. Practice makes perfect, so take your time during the first installations.

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Updated 10/22/2024