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Can I wear a wig in a swimming pool?

Yes, high-quality wigs with waterproof adhesives can agreeably be worn in a swimming pool.Some top-notch non-surgical hair replacement manufacturers make waterproof swimmable hair wigs that allow you to swim and shower without fearing about any loss in the quality of wig, be it synthetic, or one made with human hair.However there are certain precautions you must take before you step in a pool (or ocean, for that matter) with your hair wig on:Before going into a swimming pool with a wig, make sure that your hair wig adhesive is water resistant.Untied wet hair gets tangled easily, consider tying your wig into a pony or braid.Post swimming, rinse the wig with fresh water to get rid of any chlorine or salt residue.My family friend Daniel began to lose his hair after a medication. He was not willing to start another medication or any surgical treatment for hair loss and that's when he switched to hair wigs. Being an ardent swimmer since childhood, he wanted to get a hair wig that would not create any hindrance in his love for swimming and pool parties of course. He spent quite some time researching for top quality waterproof wigs. After much exploration, He found a YouTube video by LordHair, a non-surgical hair replacement system manufacturing company which has been designing hair wigs for the past 10 years.He ordered one piece of full lace man wig from the catalog of the company’s website, which was delivered within fifteen days. The handcrafted wig was ready to wear. Hee has been using their hair wigs for a year and a half now. And best part is that the wig allows him to swim freely without any fear of getting it damaged or worked out.The brand products are shipped to more than 180 countries including the USA, UK, Canada, Spain, Germany and India.Here is the Youtube video which impelled him to buy LordHair wig. Check this out:

Why did all Chinese men have long hair until the end of the Qing dynasty?

Before the Manchu conquest of Ming China, the Han had a tradition of keeping their hair long and did not cut them. However, it's not that simple. The men must keep their hair tied up in a knot or bun rather than just let them go loose, otherwise it was considered unrefined and improper.The reason for not cutting their hair was because your hair along with your body and skin were considered a gift from your parents, and damaging them was considered unfilial.The body, hair and skin, all have been received from the parents, and so one doesn’t dare damage them—that is the beginning of xiao.— Classic of Filial PietySince the Ming dynasty, the Han Chinese men also began the norm of putting on a headgear called wangjin. The wangjin became very common in the Ming dynasty, because it was useful for keeping together one's long hair in place.The wangjin then spread to Joseon Korea and Vietnam.You can see the wangjin in Korean historical dramasThen came the Manchus, who were originally known as the Jurchens of Later Kin (後金).The Jurchens from the Northeast had invaded China Proper and conquered Ming dynasty China. For this reason, the Qing is considered a conquest dynasty like the Yuan. After the conquest, the Jurchens renamed the state from Later Kin to Da Qing. Aside from the name change of the state, the name of the Jurchen tribe was also renamed to "Manju" in the same year.The Manchu conquerors enforced their custom to the Han Chinese, and so the Han began to wear a Jurchen queue and adopt the Manchurian clothing customs. Refusal to do so was treason and punished by execution.As a result, the Chinese tradition of not cutting hair died out and various headgears such as wangjin were no longer used.When the Xinhai Revolution broke out, the Han along with other minorities of the empire overthrew the Qing dynasty. The Han immediately cut off the Jurchen queues imposed on them and recorded this moment in history.The act of severing their Jurchen queues that had been forced onto them against their will for about three hundred years then became an iconic symbol of liberation and progress. The Han Chinese did not revert to the custom of not cutting hair, but instead opted for short hair because of its convenience and practicalness. Short hair was also prefered because there was a strong movement of Westernization after the collapse of the Manchu dynasty.

How long do human hair wigs last?

The life of a human hair wig is basically dependent on two essential factors, the quality of the original wig and how carefully the wig is looked after.The finest quality human hair will be remy and unprocessed, which means that the hairs will have been kept aligned in the same direction to minimise tangling and that no additional treatments such as colouring or silicone additives (to make the hair feel smooth) have been used.The hair will be knotted carefully into a lace cap a few strands at a time and then sealed with a light adhesive to prevent shedding. The more coarse lace wigs will last longer than those made with a more delicate fine lace.The wig will be kept on wig head when not in use, or stored for longer periods in an airtight container at normal room temperature. It will be washed with salt free products to prevent the hair drying out and allowed to dry naturally.If all these things are minded you could expect a lifetime of over 2 years and possibly longer: however its possible to destroy a human hair wig in under a week by using unsuitable products and washing and straightening at extreme temperatures.There is so much more about these topics on our Afrodite blog, do take a look!