If you’ve ever pulled a wig out of storage only to find it tangled or frizzy, you’re not alone. Many wig owners wonder how to straighten wigs without ruining their style. The truth is, with the right tools and a little care, you can transform your wig into a sleek, bone straight look that feels brand new. In this guide, Govihair walks you through each safe step, shares expert tips for long-lasting shine, and introduces our premium wig collection loved worldwide
Tools You’ll Need to Straighten Wig
Before you begin, prepare these essential tools:
- Flat iron (hair straightener)
- Wide-tooth comb
- Hair Clips
- Wig stand or mannequin head

Step-by-Step Guide: How to Straighten Wig Right Way
Secure the Wig Properly
Think of your wig like a canvas before you start painting. To get the best result, you need a stable base. Place your wig firmly on a mannequin head or wig stand, then secure it with pins or clips. This way, the wig won’t shift around while you’re working – just like how a hairstylist secures a client before styling. A stable setup not only makes straightening easier but also prevents unnecessary tugging that could damage the wig.
Detangle Before Straightening
Never rush into heat styling. Use a wide-tooth comb to softly detangle the wig before styling. Begin at the ends, slowly working your way up toward the mid-lengths and roots. This method avoids pulling and breakage, especially important if you’re working with human hair wigs. Imagine you’re “waking the hair up” from its rest – each stroke prepares it for the smooth, sleek transformation ahead.
Set Flat Iron Temperature
Not all wigs are created equal, so heat control is key. For human hair wigs, adjust your flat iron to a medium heat, ideally 150-180°C (300-350°F). If it’s synthetic, always start lower and test a small hidden section first. Think of this as a dress rehearsal: by testing on a small piece, you’ll know exactly how the wig reacts before committing to the entire look. This small step protects your investment and ensures long-lasting beauty.

Straighten Section by Section
Patience pays off. Separate the wig into smaller, easy-to-handle sections and secure the rest with clips. Take one section at a time, place the flat iron at the roots, and slowly glide it down to the ends in a smooth, even motion. Avoid rushing – one steady pass is better than multiple quick ones that can stress the fibers. With each section, you’ll see the wig gradually transform from frizz or waves into a sleek, bone-straight finish.
Let the Wig Cool & Finalize Look
Just like freshly baked bread needs time to cool before slicing, your wig needs time to “set.” Once you’ve finished straightening, allow the hair to cool completely. This helps the strands lock into their new, straight shape. After cooling, gently comb through the wig to blend the sections together and reveal a smooth, polished result. A light touch of serum or oil can be added for extra shine and silkiness.
Important Note: Never attempt to straighten a wig while it’s wet. Applying heat to damp hair can cause irreversible damage – whether it’s frizz, melting (in the case of synthetic wigs), or even weakening the cuticles of human hair wigs. Always make sure your wig is fully dry before styling.
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Tips for Straightening Different Wig Types
Human Hair Wigs
Owning a human hair wig feels almost the same as managing your natural hair. These wigs are heat-friendly, dyeable, and even bleach-safe (they can be lifted to color #613). That means you have endless styling freedom, from silky bone straight to vibrant custom colors.

But freedom comes with responsibility. Always apply a heat protection spray before using a flat iron. Think of it as sunscreen for your wig – it shields the strands from heat damage and keeps them smooth for longer. With proper care, your human hair wig can stay soft, sleek, and beautiful for years.
Synthetic Wigs
Synthetic wigs are a bit more delicate, which means they need a different approach. Standard flat irons can easily damage them, so only use a low-heat straightener that’s specifically labeled “synthetic-friendly.” Test on a small strand first to make sure the fibers can handle the heat.
If you want an even gentler method, try the hot water technique:
- Heat water until it’s just below boiling.
- Pour it carefully over the wig (secured on a stand).
- Let it air dry naturally.
This method helps relax waves and straighten fibers without direct heat. While synthetic wigs may not be as versatile as human hair, with the right care, they can still give you that polished, straight look you’re aiming for.

Why Choose Govihair for Premium Bone Straight Wig Collection?
At Govihair, we provide 100% Vietnamese human hair wigs – no mix, no synthetic fibers. Our wigs are heat-resistant, long-lasting, and easy to style.
Best-Selling Bone Straight Wig Colors:
- Classic Black – Timeless Elegance
If you want a wig that never goes out of style, black bone straight is your best bet. Sleek, shiny, and effortlessly chic, it’s perfect for both everyday wear and professional settings. Many of our customers say that slipping on a black bone straight wig instantly gives them a boost of confidence – like putting on a power suit, but for your hair.

- Natural Brown – Soft & Versatile Beauty
Brown bone straight wigs offer a softer, more natural vibe. They blend seamlessly with many skin tones and are perfect for those who want a look that’s polished yet approachable. Whether you’re heading to brunch or a business meeting, a brown wig keeps your style balanced – professional, but never too bold.

- Blonde (#613) – Bold & Trendsetting
Blonde bone straight wigs are all about making a statement. The #613 shade is loved worldwide because it’s versatile – you can wear it as-is for a glamorous look or dye it into custom shades like ash blonde, rose gold, or platinum. For fashion-forward women, this wig is like a blank canvas for creativity.
Highlight: Among all our collections, the Full Lace Bone Straight Blonde Wig stands out as a global favorite, especially in the USA, UK, and across Europe. Customers love its natural movement, soft texture, and the fact that it can be parted in any direction. It’s the kind of wig that doesn’t just enhance your look – it becomes a signature part of your style.

Our wigs are made from 100% Vietnamese human hair with no synthetic blends, ensuring the most natural look and feel. We offer global shipping and dedicated after-sales support to make your buying experience smooth. For wholesale buyers, we provide attractive combo deals: purchase 3 wigs at a special price, 10 wigs for an even better discount, or enjoy a “buy 1 wig, get 1 free” offer. Every order includes a Hair Care Guide Book, and for purchases over $300, you’ll also receive a luxury wig storage bag as a complimentary gift.
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FAQs About Straighten A Wig
Q1: Can I straighten a synthetic wig?
Yes, but only if it’s labeled heat-friendly. Otherwise, use the hot water method.
Q2: What temperature is safe for human hair wigs?
150-180°C (300-350°F) is recommended. Always test on a small section first.
Q3: How often should I straighten my wig?
As little as possible. Overuse of heat can shorten wig lifespan.
Q4: Do Govihair wigs come pre-straightened?
Yes, our Bone Straight wigs arrive ready to wear, but you can restyle them easily.
Conclusion
Every wig tells a story – whether it’s confidence at work, elegance at a party, or comfort at home. Straightening your wig the right way ensures that the story shines through every strand. With Govihair’s 100% human hair bone straight wigs, you don’t just wear a wig – you wear beauty that lasts. Join thousands of women worldwide who trust Govihair for premium quality, global shipping, and lifelong support. Your natural look starts here – contact Govihair today.

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