Human hair wigs are made from real, natural hair and offer a more realistic look and feel. They can be heat-styled, dyed, and washed just like your own hair. Synthetic wigs, while more affordable, typically have a shorter lifespan and cannot withstand heat styling unless specified. If you’re looking for versatility and longevity, human hair is the superior choice.

With proper care, a high-quality human hair wig can last 1 to 3 years or more. Longevity depends on how often you wear it, how it's maintained, and how it's stored. Using gentle, sulphate-free products and heat protection can significantly extend its life.

While you can technically sleep in a human hair wig, it's not recommended. Sleeping in your wig can cause tangling, matting, and unnecessary stress on the lace. Instead, store it on a wig stand overnight and wear a silk or satin bonnet if needed.

Yes, human hair wigs can be dyed or toned. However, we recommend having this done professionally, especially if you're bleaching or lightening the hair. Excessive chemical treatments can damage the wig just like it would natural hair.

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• Use sulphate-free shampoo and conditioner
• Gently detangle before washing
• Wash in lukewarm water, avoiding rubbing or twisting
• Let it air-dry on a wig stand
• Avoid excessive heat and always use heat protectant
  Regular deep conditioning treatments help keep the hair soft and shiny.

Length: Consider your lifestyle and styling preferences. 12”–16” is great for everyday wear, while 18”–24” offers more dramatic length.

Density: 130% mimics natural hair, 150% offers fullness, and 180%+ is ideal for thick, voluminous styles.

A lace front wig has lace only at the front hairline, allowing for a natural-looking hairline with limited parting space.

A full lace wig is made entirely of lace, allowing you to part and style the hair in any direction—including updos. It’s more versatile but also more delicate.

Yes! MH Wigs offers glueless lace front and full lace wigs with adjustable straps and combs, making them easy to wear without adhesive. Perfect for beginners or anyone who wants a hassle-free application.

Absolutely. Many clients wear their human hair wigs daily. For everyday wear, choose a secure cap construction (like glueless), follow a consistent care routine, and rotate between wigs if possible to preserve longevity.

Yes, our human hair wigs come with a pre-plucked hairline and baby hairs for a natural look. They are also lightly styled but can be heat-styled or adjusted to your liking.

Yes. Our wigs are crafted from high-quality human hair and feature transparent lace, bleached knots, and realistic hairlines, ensuring a seamless blend with your scalp and natural features.

Store your wig on a wig stand or mannequin head to maintain its shape. Keep it in a silk or satin bag to avoid tangles and dryness, and away from direct sunlight and dust.

Ethically sourced hair means the hair is collected with full consent from the donor, under fair and transparent conditions.

Donors are paid and treated respectfully, and the sourcing process avoids exploitative or deceptive practices. This ensures dignity and integrity throughout the supply chain.

Our wigs are made using premium-grade human hair, sourced from reputable suppliers in regions such as Brazil, Peru, and Southeast Asia. We only work with partners who meet strict ethical standards for donor transparency, working conditions, and traceability.

We prioritise working with vetted manufacturers who comply with ethical sourcing policies. While the global hair industry lacks universal regulation, we choose suppliers who provide documentation, donor agreements, and follow responsible collection practices.

Not necessarily. "Remy" refers to hair with cuticles intact and aligned, while "Virgin" means the hair is unprocessed. Ethics depends on how the hair is collected and how donors are treated—not just the hair’s physical quality. That said, higher-end Remy and Virgin hair often comes from more reputable sources due to the demand for quality assurance.

Ethical sourcing involves fair compensation, clean collection practices, and better working conditions—all of which cost more to maintain. You’re not just paying for premium hair quality but for ethical responsibility and peace of mind.