Wigs trimming

The trimming of a wig is a key step in ensuring its natural beauty. ‌ Through proper trimming, you can make the wig look more natural and meet the needs of the individual hair style.

First of all, you need to prepare some basic tools when trimming the wig, including a pointed comb, scissors, and possibly a hair slit separator. A tool comb with a pointed end can help separate the hair seams better, while scissors are used to trim the hair strands. Be careful not to use high-temperature tools such as curling irons, so as not to damage the wig material or leave marks ‌1.

The specific steps of pruning are as follows:

Use a pointed comb to separate the hair seam, take a small amount of hair to pull off, to avoid the phenomenon of baldness caused by hand shaking and pulling. This process requires patience and is done several times in small amounts to simulate a real hair seam effect.
Use scissors to take care of the hair seam, take the outermost wig to trim it several times, and trim it in the same way in the opposite direction to ensure that the hair seam is natural.
For bangs and sideburns, use shredding scissors to thin more than one knife, taking care not to force too hard, keep the natural feeling.
Finally, take care of the thickness of the entire hair to ensure the natural degree and beauty of the wig ‌1.
Some additional tips and advice:

If the hairline is noticeable, use a lanugo fringe to cover it so it doesn't stand out within normal social distancing ‌2.
During the trimming process, try to avoid combing along the original hair seam, but comb in the opposite direction to increase the natural feel ‌1.
After trimming, you can use a comb to dot the top of the head many times to make the small broken hair float and increase the natural effect ‌1.
Through the above steps and techniques, you can effectively trim the wig and make it look more natural and beautiful.