613 Full Lace Body Wave Human Hair Wig Care Guide

A 613 full lace body wave wig combines platinum blonde color with soft, flowing waves. Because light blonde human hair is often chemically processed, gentle care is important for maintaining its softness, shine, and wave pattern. Use color-safe shampoo and conditioner, detangle gently from the ends upward, and apply heat protectant before using hot styling tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I blow-dry my body wave 613 full lace wigs human hair?

Yes, you can blow-dry your 613 full lace wigs human hair, but use a low or medium heat setting and apply a heat protectant first. Gently remove excess water with a soft towel before drying, and use your fingers or a diffuser to help preserve the body wave pattern. Avoid excessive heat, which can make bleached blonde hair dry and brittle. For the best results, let the wig air-dry partially before using a blow dryer.

Does our 613 full lace body wave wig shed?

Like other human hair wigs, a 613 full lace body wave wig may experience some minimal shedding during normal wear and maintenance. However, excessive shedding is not expected with proper care. Avoid rough brushing, pulling on the lace, or aggressively detangling wet hair. Start brushing at the ends and work upward, and handle the lace and knots gently to help maintain the wig's quality.

Can I dye or bleach a body wave 613 lace front wig human hair?

A 613 lace front wig human hair can often be toned or recolored, but the results depend on the hair's condition and previous chemical processing. Since 613 blonde hair has already been lightened significantly, additional bleaching can cause dryness, breakage, or shedding. For a different blonde shade or a fashion color, consult a professional wig colorist and perform a strand test first. Avoid assuming that the hair can safely withstand repeated bleaching, and remember that chemical treatments may also affect the body wave pattern.

How to tone the #613 blonde wig to ash blonde?

Purple shampoo deposits violet pigment that helps neutralize yellow tones. However, purple shampoo can cool the blonde shade, but it does not guarantee a true ash blonde result. The final color depends on the wig's original shade, porosity, and the product used. 

Step 1: Prepare the wig and supplies

Detangle the body wave wig gently with a wide-tooth comb, starting at the ends. Prepare purple shampoo, a clean basin, lukewarm water, conditioner, gloves, and a towel. Test the mixture on a small, hidden section first.

Step 2: Mix the purple shampoo

Fill the basin with lukewarm water and mix in a small amount of purple shampoo until evenly distributed. Avoid clumps or concentrated patches of pigment, which may leave the blonde hair unevenly toned. Avoid very hot water, especially on already-processed blonde hair. 

Step 3: Tone the hair evenly

Gently dip the hair into the mixture, keeping the strands evenly covered. Avoid unnecessary rubbing or pulling, and take care around the HD lace and knots to reduce the risk of staining. Check the color after a few minutes and follow the shampoo label rather than automatically leaving the wig to soak for 15–30 minutes. 

Step 4: Rinse and condition

Once the yellow tone has softened, rinse thoroughly with cool or lukewarm water. Apply a moisturizing conditioner to the lengths and ends, avoiding heavy product buildup on the lace. Rinse again until the water runs clear.

Step 5: Air-dry and check the result

Gently blot away excess water with a soft towel. Arrange the body waves with your fingers and let the wig air-dry on a wig stand. Judge the final shade when the hair is completely dry. If it is still too yellow, consider another cautious treatment or a professional toner instead of repeatedly soaking it.

How to install a #613 blonde body wave full lace wig?

The general fitting, adhesive, and lace-trimming sequence is consistent with common lace wig installation guidance.