| Appointment length | Depends on the condition of the wig |
|---|---|
| Price | Quoted after we see photos of the wig |
| Booking | WhatsApp, LINE or email, by appointment |
| Travel | Home visit available; a travel fee may apply depending on distance |
What is wig revamping?
Revamping gives an older wig new life: we clean it, detangle it and restyle it so it looks fresh again. Send clear photos of the wig from the front, back and sides so we can tell you what is possible.
When is it worth it?
It works best when the wig still has good hair but looks tired, tangled or out of shape. If a wig is badly damaged, we will tell you honestly rather than promise a result we cannot deliver.
Keeping a revamped wig fresh
Store it on a stand, brush gently from the ends up and avoid sleeping in it. Ask us at your appointment for care tips that suit your wig type.
What wig revamping can do
Revamping aims to bring a tired wig back to a wearable, good-looking state. Depending on the wig, we can clean it, detangle it, reshape it and restyle it so it looks fresher. It is a good option when you like the wig but it has lost its shape, collected tangles or looks flat.
What revamping cannot do
Revamping cannot rebuild a wig that is badly damaged. If the hair is heavily matted, thin or melted from heat, we will tell you honestly what is realistic. We would rather advise you before you commit than promise a result we cannot deliver.
How to send photos for a quote
Send clear photos of the wig from the front, back and sides, in good light, plus a close-up of any damage or tangles. Tell us the wig type if you know it, how long you have had it and the look you want. With photos we can give you an honest quote and tell you whether revamping makes sense.
Human hair and synthetic wigs
Human hair wigs and synthetic wigs behave differently. Human hair can usually be restyled more freely, but it needs careful care. Synthetic wigs can be damaged by heat, so styling options may be more limited. Tell us which type you have, and if you are not sure, send photos and we will help.
The revamping process
We assess the wig, then clean and detangle it, reshape it and restyle it. The time depends on the condition of the wig, and we give you an estimate in your quote. For a home or office visit, we agree the space and timing with you in advance.
Caring for a revamped wig
Store it on a stand, brush gently from the ends up and follow the care instructions for its hair type. Wrap it in a satin bonnet or use a satin pillowcase at night, and avoid sleeping in it unless it is suitable. Keep it away from high heat, and use light products so they do not build up.
When to replace instead
If a wig is past repair, replacing it is usually the better choice. If you are unsure, send photos and we will tell you whether revamping is worth it or whether you would be better off with a new wig.
Revamping or installation?
If you want your wig refreshed first and then fitted, ask us about doing both. Read about wig installation or see all wig services.
Before you book
It helps to know what bothers you most about the wig: tangles, flatness, shape, shedding or the style itself. Tell us, and send photos from several angles. We will say whether revamping is the right step, how long it should take and what the quote will be, so you can decide with the full picture.
Booking a wig revamp
Message us on WhatsApp, LINE or email with photos of the wig from several angles, the look you want, and your location. We reply with availability and a quote that includes any travel fee for a home or office visit, and we can also see you at the studio by appointment.
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Frequently asked questions
Can any wig be revamped?
Not always. Wigs in good condition respond best, and we tell you what is realistic after seeing photos.
What should I send for a quote?
Photos of the wig from several angles, and a description or photo of the look you want.
Do you come to my home?
Yes. Home, office and studio appointments are available across Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Saitama. A travel fee may apply depending on distance.
Last reviewed September 2026.