Dyeing a wig can be a fun and creative way to change your look without committing to a permanent hair color change. Whether you have a synthetic or human hair wig, this guide will walk you through the easiest way to dye it, ensuring vibrant and even results.
For Human Hair Wigs
1. Prepare the Wig
2. Mix the Dye
3. Apply the Dye
4. Let the Dye Set
5. Rinse and Condition
6. Dry and Style
Your questions answered
No, regular hair dye will not work on synthetic wigs. Use fabric dye or products specifically designed for synthetic fibers.
The longevity of the color depends on the wig type and the dye used. Human hair wigs dyed with permanent dye can last several months, while synthetic wigs dyed with fabric dye may last a few weeks to months with proper care.
Bleaching a wig, especially a synthetic one, can cause significant damage. It is generally safer to dye a lighter-colored wig darker rather than attempting to lighten it.
Yes, you can dye lace front wigs. Be careful to protect the lace to avoid staining. You can use petroleum jelly or masking tape to cover the lace during the dyeing process.
If the color is too intense, you can try washing the wig with a clarifying shampoo to fade the color slightly.
Use sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners, avoid excessive washing, and protect the wig from prolonged sun exposure to maintain the color.