Getting Your Wig Ready to Sell
If youโre planning to sell, pass on, or donate your wig, preparing it properly matters.
A professional refresh helps ensure your wig is clean, presentable, and accurately represented before it changes hands - reducing disputes, disappointment, and unnecessary wear.
At REVAMP, we specialise in restoring and caring for pre-loved wigs. This page explains what preparation involves, when itโs worth doing, and how we can help.
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Why Preparation Matters
Buyers expect a pre-loved wig to be:
โ Clean and hygienic
โ Free from heavy product buildup
โ Presentable and honestly represented
Even when a wig is used, poor presentation can lead to:
โ Lower buyer confidence
โ Disputes after sale
โ Missed opportunities to pass it on responsibly
A professional refresh doesnโt change what the wig is, it helps show it at its best.
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Common Issues Sellers Overlook
We see the same problems repeatedly in wigs prepared at home:
โ Product buildup that weighs the hair down
โ Dryness or stiffness from incorrect washing
โ Tangling from long-term storage
โ Lace or parting looking dull or tired
โ Odours picked up over time
These issues are often cosmetic, but they can significantly affect how a wig is received.
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What a Professional Pre-Sale Refresh Includes
Depending on the condition of your wig, preparation may include:
โ Professional washing and conditioning
โ Careful detangling and reset
โ Restoring softness and manageability
โ Light reshaping (no cutting unless requested)
โ An honest assessment of overall condition
Our focus is on care and clarity, not concealment.
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Who This Is For
This service is suitable if youโre:
โ Selling a wig privately
โ Preparing a wig for consignment
โ Passing a wig on to someone else
โ Preparing a wig for donation
If youโre unsure whether your wig needs professional preparation, you donโt need to guess.
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Not Sure What Your Wig Needs?
Youโre welcome to send us photos for advice before booking. Weโll let you know honestly, whether a refresh is worthwhile and what level of care makes sense.

