Comb your wig
Use a wig comb to remove any tangles or knots on your wig. For a curly headband wig, always use a wide-tooth comb when brushing. Be gentle when combing through to avoid damaging your hairpiece. For effective results, place your wig on a stand to comb through steadily. Lastly, if you want a shiny look, moderately spray your hair with water.
Prepare your natural hair.
Proceed by tying your African American Headband Wigs into a ponytail. Secure your wig's back into a high ponytail or if you have short hair, aim for a centered ponytail. Use bobby pins to secure any stray hair.
Braid your hair into cornrows
Separate the front part of your hair by braiding the entire section horizontally along your forehead. Use a flat comb edge to separate your hair into 1-inch sections, and then braid each of them back until you reach your lower hairline.
Style your baby hair.
Using a comb, brush through your bangs, and then bring all the natural hair forward and in front of your ears if you intend to style it together with your headband wig. Finalize the combing process by ensuring that there's an exact part between your natural hair and the edge of the wig cap. The wig cap should always go across the top of your head rather than closer to the forehead.
Install your headband wig
Put the wig on and use the wig clips to secure the headband into position. Fasten along your wig cap edges, and then proceed by placing the wig over the back of your head. Use a large clip to secure your cap's borders while also including the sides and the bottom part.
Choose your favorite headband for extra styling.
You can choose the headband you like to make the whole look more stylish. If you want to keep your wig stable, choose the wide headband to make it more secure,also can help you hide the black headband.
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