When I first started trying wigs, I thought it had to be complicated. It’s not. Here’s what I’ve learned so far: • Give your wig a few good shakes before putting it on. It loosens the fibers and makes it look more natural. • Wear a wig band. Game changer for security and comfort. • Grab the back of the wig and dive in. • Use the four finger rule — about four fingers between your eyebrow and hairline. • You only need three tools starting out: a wide tooth comb, a spray bottle with water, and your