Drawstring Wigs

What types of LUVME Drawstring Wigs are there?

Due to its special structure, Drawstring wigs only have 360 lace wigs and full lace wigs to choose from.

From the perspective of the lace area, Drawstring wigs are upgraded versions of 360 lace wigs and full lace wigs.

From the perspective of color, drawstring wigs are currently only available in natural black.

If you have a favorite color, you can send an email to blog@luvmehair.com and we will consider your favorite color in the next product iteration.

The difference between Drawstring Wigs and regular 360/full lace wigs

360 wigs and full lace wigs from different brands have different design details. Luvme's standard 360 wigs and full lace wigs are equipped with adjustable straps and elastic bands to provide stability.

Drawstring 360 wigs and Drawstring full lace wigs use transparent drawstrings instead of adjustable straps, making the head circumference adjustable while becoming more invisible and cleverly hiding the wig traces.

In addition, Drawstring 360 wigs and Drawstring full lace wigs are upgraded with silicone non-slip elastic bands, allowing you to install the wig more securely.

Finally, regular 360 wigs and full lace wigs require glue to be finally installed. Drawstring wigs use transparent drawstrings to tighten the wig to achieve a secure installation.

In general, drawstring wigs have excellent improvements in natural appearance, stability, and ease of wear.

How to care for Drawstring Wigs

It is recommended to remove the wig for cleaning and maintenance at least once every 1-2 weeks.

First, prepare a basin of warm water, then add shampoo and stir well.

Then soak the wig in warm water and comb it slowly from the roots to the ends with your fingers to reduce tangles and wash away dust. Be careful not to twist or rub the wig hard. This cleaning process can be repeated 1-2 times to completely remove dust and styling spray and essential oils attached to the wig.

Prepare another basin of warm water, add 1-2 pumps of conditioner (5-10 ml) and stir well. The longer your wig is, the more conditioner you need. You don't need to save conditioner in this step. Soak the cleaned wig in warm water and comb the wig in the same way to make sure every strand of hair is soaked in conditioner. When your wig is completely smooth, and no knots can be felt, let the wig soak in water to absorb the conditioner for 15 minutes.

Finally, use another basin of clean water to simply wash the surface conditioner, then use your thumb and index finger to hold the wig and squeeze out the water from the root to the end of the hair.

Place the wig on a foam head or wig strand, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place to air dry naturally. Avoid using a hot hair dryer to dry it during this process. If you want it to dry as quickly as possible, you can use cold air with negative ions to speed up the drying.

Tips:

When the wig becomes half wet and half dry, it is the best time to adjust the shape.

If you want the wig to be straight after air drying, you need to comb the wig vertically from the root to the end of the hair with a fine-tooth comb at this time.

If you want the wig to keep the curl after air drying, you need to use the Hair Roller Flexible and Soft Foam Hair Curler to fix it in advance. When it is completely air-dried, it will have a natural wavy style.

If your wig is small curls, you need to use your fingers or a smaller stick to redefine the curls at this time (that is, re-wrap the curls. This process will take a lot of time, but it is necessary)

Do Drawstring Wigs require glue to be installed?

Drawstring wigs do not require glue to be installed. You can easily put the wig on, tighten the transparent drawstring, and then hide the drawstring in the wig. Of course, the appropriate use of get2b spray can make the lace edge fit the skin, so as to achieve a more natural look.

How long can Drawstring Wigs last?

If you maintain good wig usage habits, do not pull the wig violently, and clean and maintain it regularly, then Drawstring Wigs can last 1 to 3 years.