By treating your wig correctly, you will be able to wear it and enjoy it for a long time to come. Learn more about how to care for your wig.

Every woman can and should love the way she looks. She should radiate inner-beauty and confidence, and feel vitality and excitement about her hair. Express your individualism by choosing the style that suits you best.

Judy’s hair collection has it all in the comprehensive wig style gallery - Bob, long layered, short layered…

Individualism is the key to our collection. Each wig is styled with its own stamp and identity. Judy Wigs combines the elements of asymmetry with geometric form for ultimate styling options.

Choose a Judy wig & feel wonderful knowing you look your best!

Washing a wig: A wig made of natural hair needs nourishment and care just like your own hair. This means your wig should be shampooed, conditioned and nourished at least once every 5-6 weeks. We recommend that you have this done by a professional stylist.

Drying a wig: When you wash your wig, allow the wig to dry in an open area until slightly damp before blow-drying. When you blow-dry the wig, keep in mind that the hot tools and chemicals are on the same hair every time, as opposed to your natural hair which grows and reinvents over time. Use less heat and move the blowdryer around to distribute the heat evenly, so that you don’t burn or dry out the hair. Natural hair has a silky texture, and both hair and silk tend to crunch up when overheated or burned. We recommend that you have your wig blow-dried by a professional stylist to ensure that your wig stays in good condition.

The hair in a natural wig is particularly sensitive and delicate. Therefore, please take special care to use only quality hair products for its upkeep. Always keep it away from extreme heat and remember that wearing it wet or in damp conditions will cause frizziness. By treating your wig properly, you will be able to enjoy it for a long time.

You can add some long layers for extra bounce and personality. Long layers should be blended naturally and shaped to frame your face.

Shorter styles are usually easier to manage and require less maintenance.

A bob is an elegant style and a great way to shape your face while making a statement.

Short styles, especially choppy layers, will emphasize bone structure, to make your eyes look larger and lips look fuller.

If you are looking to have a style with bangs, try slightly wispy and angled bangs to flatter your face without cutting the line of your face too harshly.

Wig Styles and Bone Structure

If you have strong bone structure, you should try a short wig which stands up straighter, looks fuller and softens your features.

For a narrow face, choose a mid length style, halfway between long and short. The longer your wig, the more layered it should be, to add volume at the sides.

The ideal style for a round face is a longer wig which will downplay the fullness of your face. A short cut can work if you keep the back longer than the front.

Try wispy, side-swept bangs for a long face to add balance.

If you have a heart-shaped face, you can carry off full bangs cut straight across the face. Long or short, it looks great!

Judy offers informative and resourceful wig stylist courses at her wig salon in Brooklyn, New York. Be introduced to our new Star Collection and the Custom Design Collection, showing today’s latest styles. Learn about all the current and innovative hair techniques and products here at Judy Wigs. If you are looking to become a professional wig stylist, Judy has the solution for you.

If you are like most people, the answer is, “about two days…maximum”. Why is it then, that most women who are wearing wigs and quality hair pieces seem to think they can wash their wigs, weaves, and toupees once a month or every other month? Could you wear your natural hair for a month without washing it? Of course not!

The way you care for your hair is exactly the same way you should care for your wig. Your wig needs to be washed and conditioned to maintain moisture and keep the hair healthy.

You also need to consider the color of the hair in your wig as some colors will tend to oxidize and require a toner treatment to revive the natural highlights and restore the health and vitality of your wig.

You should also consider the environment you live in and the weather when you think about how often your hair- wig needs to be washed; If you wear your hair a few hours a day or for an entire work day and commute, you are exposed to more of the elements, pollution, and airborne aromas. All of these factors impact how often you should wash your hair.

As a general rule, a wig that is worn daily should be washed as soon as you notice it is not styling easily, looks flat or has lost its luster.

It is always best when considering a wash, dry and set, that you speak to your hair care professional (and let them take good care of your hair) to know how to best care for your hair. Every wig is special in its own way and may require a little more effort for some colors and styles. Whatever you decide to do, remember, “your hair is your finest accessory” and you want to wear it well. Keep it clean. When you are not wearing it, place it properly on a head form to keep it in the right shape and prevent any folds or tangles. See your hair care professional regularly to maintain your wig and keep it lasting as long as possible.