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Frequently Asked Questions
Wig Care
- To wash your synthetic wig, fill sink with cool water, add shampoo, agitate with hand to create soapy water. Dip wig in and out three or four times.
- To rinse, hold the wig under the faucet and let water run through the mesh base. Rinsing in this direction will prevent the hair from tangling inside the mesh base.
- To dry, simply roll the wig in a towel and blot dry. Remove and shake gently. Spray with setting lotion, turn inside out and allow to dry on a wig stand.
- When completely dry on wig stand, arrange curl pattern with your fingers.
- Wash your wig at least every other week; weekly when wig styling sprays are used.
- Condition wig every other time you shampoo, and use only a conditioner specially formulated for wigs.
- Only use water soluble hair spray specially formulated for wigs—lacquer sprays will coat the wig. Use wig sheen when needed to restore shine.
- Do not use hair dryers, curling irons or hot rollers on your synthetic wig. Sponge or brush rollers can be used.
- Use a plastic, wire or natural bristle brush. Light short strokes give the best styling results, where as heavy brushing “packs” the hair fibers.
- Avoid direct heat or steam from stove, oven or fire. Consider wearing a turban while cooking to avoid singeing the wig.
- When not wearing your wig, place it on a wire stand so the shape will stay intact. The wire stand also allows the wig to air out.
- To preserve the styling, we suggest you not wear you wig while sleeping.
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