Can You Swim in a Lace Front Wig?
The short answer is NO. You cannot swim in a lace front wig. Lace front wigs are made with a thin, delicate material that is not meant to get wet. If you try to swim with a lace front wig on, the water will damage the wig and cause it to fall apart.
What is a lace front wig?
A lace front wig is a type of wig in which the hair is attached to a lace base that covers the front of the head. The hair on the lace front wig can be styled in various ways, including being worn down or in a ponytail.
Lace front wigs are typically more expensive than other types of wigs, but they can last longer if properly cared for.
What are the benefits of swimming in a lace front wig?
Swimming in a lace front wig has many benefits, including:
- It can help you achieve a natural look.
- Lace front wigs are less likely to fall off than other types of wigs, making them ideal for swimming.
- They can help you protect your real hair from the sun and chlorine.
- Lace front wigs are comfortable to wear and allow you to move free while swimming.
How to swim in a lace front wig?
But, if you really want to swim in a lace frontal wig, we got some tips for you:
- Start by wetting your lace front wig in the sink.
- Fill a basin with water and submerge your wig completely. Gently squish the water through the hair to saturate it.
- Once your wig is fully saturated, gently shake it out and squeeze excess water from the hair.
- Now you're ready to swim! If desired, put on your bathing cap or headscarf, and enjoy the pool or beach!
- When you're done swimming, gently rinse your lace front wig with clean water. Avoid rubbing the hair harshly, as this can tangle and damage it.
- Squeeze excess water from the hair, then lightly pat it dry with a towel.
- Apply a leave-in conditioner to help protect the hair from chlorine or saltwater damage.
- Style as usual.
Are there any risks associated with swimming in a lace front wig?
Yes, a few risks are associated with swimming in a lace front wig. The wig could become loose and come off, or the chlorine in the water could damage the hair. Also, be careful of getting the wig wet when you're not swimming, as it could lead to mold or mildew growing on the lace.
Conclusion
In short, no. Lace front wigs are not designed to be worn in water and will become damaged if they are. If you're looking for a wig that you can swim in, we suggest checking out our selection of full lace wigs or 360 lace wigs. Both of these wig types are made with durable materials that can withstand being in the water without sustaining any damage.
