How long is a 20 inch wig?

A 20-inch wig typically falls below the shoulder blades, achieving a flattering length that frames the mid-back region. Its adaptability shines through, enabling the creation of various hairstyles—from curls to straight locks or intricate braids—suitable for diverse occasions and individual fashion preferences.

How long wig you should choose?

Choosing the length of a wig depends on personal preference, style, and the look you wish to achieve. However, the most popular wig lengths fall within the range of 12 to 24 inches due to their versatility. These lengths offer just the right amount of hair to rock a variety of styles, including bobs, layered looks, sleek straight styles, and luxurious cascading curls and waves. At Imwigs, we provide you with long wigs in various styles, colors, and lengths. With our premium wigs, you can effortlessly transform your appearance and express your individuality with ease.

How to store long wigs when not in use?

If you are not using your long wig for the time being, it is recommended to comb it first and then place it on the wig stand to help maintain the shape of the wig and prevent the hair from being staggered, tangled or deformed. You can also protect your long wig from dust with a breathable cover.

How to wash a long wig?

Washing a long wig demands careful attention to uphold its longevity and quality. Follow these five essential steps for proper maintenance:

Detangle: Gently comb through the wig with a wide-tooth comb or wig brush to remove any knots or tangles. Start from the ends and work your way up to the roots to prevent damage.

Prepare the Washing Solution: Fill a basin or sink with lukewarm water and add a small amount of wig shampoo. Swirl the water to create a soapy solution.

Wash the Wig: Immerse the wig into the soapy water and gently swirl it around, ensuring that the entire wig is submerged. Use your fingers to lightly massage the shampoo through the strands, focusing on the areas where dirt is present.

Rinse: After washing, carefully rinse the wig under lukewarm running water until all the shampoo is removed. Avoid twisting or wringing the wig, as this can cause tangling or damage to the fibers.

Dry: Gently squeeze out excess water from the wig and pat it dry with a clean towel. Place the wig on a wig stand or mannequin head to air dry naturally, avoiding direct heat sources such as sunlight or hair dryers.