Your PUSH human hair wig is an investment in beautiful, natural-looking hair. Following the proper washing, conditioning, drying, and heat-styling routine can help preserve the softness, movement, color, and overall appearance of your wig while protecting its delicate cap construction.
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Whether you wear a PUSH Remy human hair wig every day or only occasionally, use these care instructions to keep your hair looking and feeling its best.
How Often Should You Wash a Human Hair Wig?
We recommend washing your PUSH human hair wig every 8–10 wears, or as needed depending on your lifestyle, styling products, and natural oil buildup.
Always use a shampoo and conditioner specifically formulated for human hair wigs. The right products can help cleanse and condition the hair without unnecessarily stripping or drying the processed human hair.
For best results, avoid washing your wig more frequently than necessary.
How to Wash a PUSH Human Hair Wig
Step 1: Wet Your Wig
Place your wig under cool running water, positioning the hair so the water flows in the same direction as the strands.
Allow the water to run from the cap toward the ends until the wig is thoroughly wet.
Do not soak your hand-tied PUSH wig. Submerging or soaking a hand-tied wig can place unnecessary stress on the knots and delicate cap construction.
Step 2: Shampoo
Apply a small amount of paraben-free shampoo formulated for human hair wigs.
Begin at the ends of the hair and gently work your way upward toward the cap. Avoid aggressive rubbing, scrubbing, bunching, or twisting the hair, which can contribute to tangling.
Gently clean the interior of the wig cap, paying particular attention to the areas around the forehead, temples, and face where makeup, skincare products, perspiration, and natural oils can accumulate.
Step 3: Rinse Thoroughly
Rinse the shampoo completely from the wig using cool running water.
Continue positioning the wig so the water runs in the same direction as the hair fibers—from the cap toward the ends. Rinse until the water runs clear and all shampoo has been removed.
How to Condition a PUSH Human Hair Wig
Apply your human hair wig conditioner primarily to the ends and mid-lengths, working gently upward.
Avoid applying conditioner directly to the hair where it is attached to the cap. Conditioner can loosen hand-tied knots over time and may affect the integrity of the wig's construction.
For this reason, we recommend keeping conditioner away from the cap, knots, lace front, and hair immediately below the nape attachment area.
Allow the conditioner to remain on the hair for a few minutes, then rinse thoroughly with cool water, again keeping the water flowing in the direction of the strands.
How to Dry Your Human Hair Wig
Once your wig has been thoroughly rinsed, gently place it onto a soft, absorbent towel.
Carefully blot the hair to remove excess water.
Do not twist, wring, rub, or aggressively squeeze your human hair wig. These actions can cause tangling and place unnecessary tension on the hair and cap.
Place the wig on an appropriate wig stand and allow it to air dry overnight.
PUSH human hair may naturally air dry with a slight wave or texture. Once completely dry, the hair can be styled according to the appropriate heat guidelines below.
Heat Styling Your PUSH Human Hair Wig
One of the benefits of a PUSH human hair wig is the ability to customize your finished look with heat styling. You can straighten, curl, or add waves to the hair using appropriate hot tools.
For most PUSH human hair colors, heat tools may be used at temperatures up to:
280°F / approximately 138°C
Whenever possible, use the lowest effective temperature needed to achieve your desired style. A heat protectant formulated for human hair wigs is also recommended before using hot tools.
Important Heat Guidelines for Sage, Blanche, Carte Platine & Argent
The colors Sage, Blanche, Carte Platine, and Argent undergo different processing to achieve their distinctive shades. Because of this additional processing, these colors require lower heat temperatures.
DO NOT EXCEED: 230°F / 110°C
Using temperatures above 230°F (110°C) on these colors may damage the processed human hair.
PUSH Human Hair Wig Care: Quick Reference
| Care Step |
Recommendation |
| Washing Frequency |
Every 8–10 wears or as needed |
| Water Temperature |
Cool |
| Soaking |
Not recommended for hand-tied wigs |
| Shampoo |
Paraben-free shampoo designed for human hair wigs |
| Conditioner |
Human hair wig conditioner |
| Conditioner Placement |
Mid-lengths and ends; avoid cap and attachment points |
| Drying |
Blot gently and air dry overnight on a wig stand |
| Twisting/Wringing |
Never |
| Standard Maximum Heat |
280°F / 138°C |
| Sage, Blanche, Carte Platine & Argent |
Maximum 230°F / 110°C |
Additional Tips to Extend the Life of Your PUSH Human Hair Wig
Between washes, minimize unnecessary product buildup and excessive heat styling. Detangle gently, beginning at the ends and gradually working upward rather than pulling a brush or comb through the entire length at once.
When you're not wearing your wig, store it properly on a wig stand or in a protective wig storage bag away from excessive heat, humidity, and direct sunlight.
For longer human hair styles, take additional care around the nape and ends, as these areas experience more friction against clothing and are often the first areas to show signs of dryness or tangling.
Proper maintenance is especially important for lace front, silk top, and fully hand-tied human hair wigs, where the premium cap construction requires gentle handling.
Caring for Your PUSH Hair Investment
Your PUSH human hair wig was designed to deliver beautiful movement, styling versatility, and a natural-looking finish. A consistent care routine can help protect both the premium human hair and the craftsmanship of your wig so you can enjoy it for as long as possible.
Gentle washing, proper conditioning, overnight air drying, and responsible heat styling are the foundation of PUSH human hair wig care.
