How to Care For a Peach Wig

How to Care For a Peach Wig

The fine, thin hairs on most of your body — known as vellus hair or peach fuzz — protect the skin and help your body regulate its temperature.peach wig They're different from the thicker, longer hair on your scalp (called terminal hair). The length and thickness of vellus hair varies from person to person.

Some medications, including chemotherapy drugs, can cause the hair on your body to change from terminal hair to vellus hair. This usually happens in the face, neck, arms and legs. Excessive vellus hair growth is also a sign of some conditions, such as Cushing's syndrome and hirsutism.

You might see a difference in the color of your peach wig under different lighting. That's because light blonde and peach have similar colors, but the way that they reflect light can make them look different under certain conditions. Natural light has a soft, warm glow that brings out the peach tones. Direct or bright lighting has more of a yellow tone and can bring out the lighter blonde tones in your wig.

Store-bought peaches are typically brushed in the packaging plant to remove some of their fuzz before they're sold. The amount of fuzz removed varies from brand to brand. Peaches bought at outdoor markets and roadside stands are often left in their full fuzzy glory.

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