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[Custom Wig Questions] It's been 17 years of wearing a wig, so I have a question.

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<2017년도 6월 착용(현재 사용)>

<2014년도 4월 제작(2년6개월 착용)>

Hello
I'm a wigler in my 17th year.
I knew a lot about wigs and thought they were good at styling, but I went through the following for the first time.
First of all, I've been using only hㅇㅁ계속, but I got a wig from a one-person shower earlier this year.
In ㅇㅁ, human hair and artificial hair were mixed and used, and in this one-person shower, it was made of 100% artificial.
The wigs made by hㅇㅁ were usually used for a year and a half to two years, and they were all clip-type.
I used the wig from the second half of 2014 to February 2017
I wore a single-person shower product and changed the method to a tap type.
In the beginning, I mixed in hair and artificial hair, but since it's a tap type
It was made smaller than the existing clip-type product.
(The clip type needs to be used to clip the sides and back of the hair, so you need to make it bigger than the hair loss.)
This is where the problem occurred.
For those who shave their top hair and use a tape, the boundary between the skin and the head
It's clear and the side hair is full, so it doesn't matter if you make the cap small
In my case, I have very little top hair (for your information, I'm 44 years old)
The hair on the side wasn't that big, so I made a small cap
The hair on the side of the wig starts from the top, so it's less voluminous
As it becomes longer, the side hair splits.
That's why the scalp was visible through tinkering.
Eventually, 200,000 won (setting fee, perm fee) was added and replaced with a new wig (by increasing the wool and cap size)
I did. However, at this time, I did 100% of human resources at the recommendation of the boss.
(I still don't know why they recommend 100% hair at every shop.)

So I wore a new wig in June and was satisfied with it
(The price is not very good compared to a single person, but the boss has his own skills.)
But I wasn't satisfied with the perm from the beginning, and it's been about 6 months
I got a perm last week.
My boss said my hair was really damaged, but I've never damaged it before
I've done that..
It's been two days since I set it up at Sharp
My hair was stretching out, so the moment I put it in the water to set it up again on Monday
It's just starting to get tangled.
It's rinsed, so I took it out for only 20 minutes and put it in water. It's not as bad as the top
It starts to get tangled up again, as if it were a magnet.That's the picture below.

For your information, as I said that it's been 17 years
It doesn't rub when washing the wig. Give 15 portions of water and rinse it gently
Brush it wet and dry it naturally with something like an axe comb.
When you have to set up something urgent and go out, it must be dry with cold air.
But this is the first time for me, too.
-. Is it an indispensable phenomenon of 100% human hair?
-. Is it a matter of my management style? (In the case of human and artificial mothers, there was no problem using that method.)
-. Was the acid treatment of the wig wrong from the beginning?

Finally, the second picture was made in 2014 and now it's not in use for a year
It's a wig that's been left unattended. Only the front skin was hardened and cracked, but woolen hair is still available.