It depends on frequency of wear and product build-up. Avoid a fixed schedule if the wig does not need washing; follow product-specific guidance where available.
MokiMorta guides
Hair Care Centre.
Every MokiMorta wig is 100% human hair. Explore practical, general care guidance to help your hair stay beautiful, soft and wearable for longer. Always follow the care guidance supplied with your specific product where available.
100% human hair
Understanding your wig.
Every MokiMorta wig is made with 100% human hair. A cap is the foundation that sits on the head; the hair is attached to or worked into that base. Before washing, styling or changing a parting, take a moment to understand the care guidance supplied with your specific wig.
A useful habit: Keep the product packaging or care information somewhere safe. Product-specific guidance should always take priority.
Gentle handling
Lace wigs.
Lace front wigs use a fine lace area to create a natural-looking hairline. This part of the wig deserves particularly gentle handling. Avoid pulling, scratching or applying excessive tension to the lace, and use only methods and products appropriate for your wig.
Before you begin
Use clean hands, work on a stable surface, and avoid rushing. If you are new to lace wigs, starting slowly with a simple, low-tension style can make the experience more comfortable.
Everyday care
Care for 100% human hair.
Human hair wigs benefit from a gentle routine. How often you care for your wig depends on wear frequency, styling products and your environment. Treat it with the same patience you would give delicate hair: use light pressure, avoid rough friction and do not overload it with product.
Keep it uncomplicated
A gentle routine, careful detangling and safe storage are often more valuable than frequent, intensive treatments.
Step by step
Washing your wig.
- Gently detangle before washing, starting at the ends and moving upward.
- Use cool to lukewarm water and a gentle product suited to human hair.
- Work product through gently. Do not twist, scrub or bunch the hair.
- Rinse thoroughly in the direction of the hair.
- Press away excess water with a soft towel — never wring.
Less is often more: Washing too often can create unnecessary wear. Let actual product build-up and frequency of wear guide your routine.
Patience pays off
Drying & detangling.
Place the wig on an appropriate stand or clean, dry surface and allow it to dry gently. Avoid aggressive brushing while it is wet. When detangling, work in small sections from the ends upward using a suitable wide-tooth comb or wig brush.
If you encounter a knot, pause rather than pulling. Use your fingers to ease it apart before continuing.
Style with caution
Heat styling.
Human hair can be heat styled with care. Begin at the lowest practical setting and test a discreet section first. Excess heat can affect the hair’s condition and finish, so use heat thoughtfully and only when needed.
Between wears
Storage & sleeping in a wig.
A wig stand can help preserve shape between wears. If a stand is not practical, store the wig clean and dry in a breathable protective bag, away from direct sunlight, moisture and heat. Sleeping in a wig can increase friction and tangling; when possible, remove and store it before rest.
Common questions
Frequently asked hair care questions.
Detangle gently from the ends upward, avoid sleeping in the wig where possible, and store it carefully between wears.
Choose gentle products appropriate for human hair, use them sparingly and avoid harsh chemicals or excessive build-up.