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[Custom Wig Questions] I'd appreciate it if you could read the life of the wig.

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Hello

Currently, I'm using an all-clip type wig for about a year and a half.

As I read the articles, I have a question about life expectancy...

It seems that each product has a different lifespan due to the method of wearing, washing, and repairing.

I see that it's out of life, and I'm wondering why you're fitting a new product.

- Damage to Skin (Skin Torn)
- loss of wool
- Damage to the hair (the color of the hair falls out and the texture becomes rough)

Is this why you're fitting a new product?

The product I use is,
It's an all-clip type detachable type, so I only wash it once a week,
There's no skin damage at all, and there's no hair loss, so there's no need to repair it
I don't think it's going to be repaired until another year or so if you use it this way.
(Then I'll use it for a total of 3 years.)

However, the color of the gamo is gradually fading to brown, and it seems that the hair has become a little rough.
Is it right to match a new product with just this problem??
(I get manicures from the company every three months, but I don't think the manicure effect lasts long.)

Without any damage to skin or hair, just getting your hair frizzy
I don't know if it's right to say it's over..Or I wonder if I can use it more just because of hair problems.
If anyone else is getting their new product, any advice would be greatly appreciated...