Because the base of the Mono hair system is made of a thin, mesh, nylon-like material with very small, dense holes, it is more difficult to clean the base and keep it in good condition, especially when the wearer is using hair products such as gels, mousses, glues, and conditioners. The residue of these products can gradually erode the roots of the hair, which can lead to hair loss. Therefore, it is critical to clean the base thoroughly and regularly to prevent damage to your hair and base.
Frequency of cleaning ：Daily wearers should change the adhesive daily and shampoo the hair system weekly. Semi-permanent wearers (1-2 weeks) should be thoroughly cleaned after removal, while permanent wearers should not wear the hair system for more than 4 weeks without thorough cleaning.
Avoid the Mono Area ：Avoid using glue or tape in the Mono Area; Just use it in the polygon area. This will often provide enough hold for comfortable and long-lasting wear, meaning cleanliness will not be too much of an issue.
Choose the right ：Alcohol-based adhesive removers are recommended, which are the most popular and effective choice when removing adhesives. They managed to remove residues from the Mono hair system and human head very effectively. Also, use citrus cleaners, which are mild solvents. Not only do these cleaners simplify the process of removing Toupee and adhesive, but they can also do so without damaging the hair replacement system.
Use a spray conditioner ：In addition, wearers should use spray conditioner. In addition to being a great option for keeping your hair in good condition, spray conditioners can also help avoid tangles and keep your hair soft. However, when cleaning the Mono hair system, it is actually difficult to completely remove the residue of the conditioner. This is because the holes are very small and dense. When conditioner gets into the hole, it's hard to clean them completely. Sometimes it may look clean, but actually there is still some left in the hole.
And while conditioner is rich in nutrients, a little bit can house a lot of bacteria, which can gradually eat away at the roots. Then, in this case, it is surely much better to use a spray conditioner, which sprays directly on and nourishes your hair without coming into contact with the fine Mono base. It also makes hair maintenance easier and faster.

Fine Mono and Fine Welded Mono are two different types of Mono hair replacement system materials with different advantages.
The Fine Mono hair system is made of a stronger, stronger single fabric with denser and smaller holes compared to the Fine Welded mono hair system. This is why it has a longer service life than the Fine Welded mono.
In addition, hair systems with substrates made from Fine Mono material can have a higher hair density because the material does not break easily. One thing to note is that Fine Mono is rarely used specifically to produce hair system bases, and skin peripherals are often used in combination with such materials to protect Mono edges from fraying.
The Fine Welded mono Hair System is more similar to the lace material compared to the Fine Welded mono. Unlike the Fine Mono, the Fine Welded Mono is made of a softer, more refined Mono fabric with larger holes, which is why it feels more breathable on the head. Fine Welded mono is also proving to be a more advantageous choice when it comes to feeling realistic, as larger holes often look less noticeable when covered by hair from the hair system. Another difference between the two types of hair systems is that Fine Welded mono is often used specifically to produce hair system bases without the need for skin peripherals, as the edges are less prone to fraying. On the other hand, despite being more breathable and natural,
When choosing between Fine Mono hair systems and Fine Welded Mono hair systems, it is important to keep in mind your highest needs and determine which type of human hair will best meet your needs.