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If you don't know how to wear our wigs, how to style our wigs, or how to clean our wigs, the following three videos will show you how.
This video shows you how to clean a wig.
This video shows you how to style a wig for everyday use.
This video shows you how to wear a clip-in wig.
Hair extension care solutions are specially formulated to meet the unique needs of wigs. However, if there are no ready-made wig care solutions available, some common products can be used as temporary substitutes, though their effects may not be exactly the same. Here are a few possible alternatives:
Diluted conditioner: Mix regular conditioner with water at a ratio of about 1:3 (conditioner: water). This spray can help maintain the smoothness and shine of the wig.
Fabric softener: Mixing a small amount of fabric softener with water can also have anti-static and smoothing effects on wigs. Be cautious with the amount used to avoid residues affecting the appearance and texture of the wig.
Baby shampoo: Diluted baby shampoo can be used to gently clean wigs since its mild formula won’t cause significant damage to the wig fibers.
Coconut oil or argan oil: A small amount of natural oils can be used to moisturize wig fibers, but control the quantity to prevent a greasy feel.
Anti-static spray: Specialized anti-static sprays can be used to reduce static buildup in wigs and prevent frizz.
When using these alternative products, keep the following points in mind:
- Testing: Perform a small patch test in an inconspicuous area of the wig to ensure the product won’t damage the wig or change its color.
- Controlled usage: Avoid using excessive amounts to prevent residue buildup that can affect the appearance and texture of the wig.
- Proper cleaning: Regularly clean and maintain the wig to avoid long-term accumulation of chemical substances.
While these alternative products can be used in emergencies, it is best to use specialized wig care solutions for optimal results and to protect the quality of the wig.
