100% Human hair  Caring for a Hip Hat hairpiece is similiar to that of any human hair but with a few special considerations: Treat the hair gently. Also, do not use products that contain protein or keratin. Protein will leach moisture from the core of non-cuticle hair, causing a frizzy look. We recommend John Frieda's Frizz-Ease Shampoo and Conditioner, found
in most grocery or drug stores. See those products here.

Wash the hair only when needed. Pour a small amount of shampoo into a sink of cool water. Dip the hair along with the fabric into the solution. Swish gently. Rinse thouroughly in cool running water. Squeese out excess water. Pour a small amount of conditioner into a sink of cool water. Dip the hair portions into the solution. Squeese out excess water but do not rinse. Do not twist hair. Comb out the hair with a pick or wide-toothed comb.

Hang wet hair on a wig stand or lay flat to dry.
If laying flat, place on a towel with a heating pad under it to speed up drying time. Finger-style the hair in place and let dry. Human hair can be styled with a blow-dryer or irons, but use heat with caution. Once your hairpeice is styled it will stay they way for quite awhile until your next washing.

Also recommend are spray-in shine laminators such as Citre Shine, found in most grocery stores. Or try Rusk Deep Shine found on
the internet.

For extra conditioning, try Infusium 23 Original Formula Leave-in Conditioner.

Hip Hats are designed with a gently fit for comfort. The amount of extra security you might need is an individual preference. Some of our customers will find that nothing extra is necessary. Some prefer to use a little double stick tape. In addition, "It Stays Body Adhesive"  was recommended by one of our young customers who is a cheerleader and does flips in her Underhair! Type it into google to find several sites that sell it.