Washing wigs~ By HaveLight. 05/10/09, 11:16 am |
| Hey everyone~
I have a wig and its getting kinda knotty and losing its shine!
I was wondering what I can use just to give it some life~ Like a shampoo or something :3
The cheapist option would be the best ^w^
Hope you can help~!
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Re: Washing wigs~ By JVCA. 05/10/09, 11:19 am |
| Go to your local hardware store and ask for silicon lubricant spray (I think it's about $5/can at my hammer hardware) - that will help with the knots and shine, and if it has some kinks in it from the knots/is a bit frizzy, you can use the hot water straightening method to get rid of those. |
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Re: Washing wigs~ By HaveLight. 05/10/09, 11:41 am |
| Hmm I might try it but my wig is wash-able so I'll see is there is a shampoo I can use :3 |
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Re: Washing wigs~ By Cassiel. 05/10/09, 01:21 pm |
| What I did is just chuck it in a basin with a squirt of conditioner and left it there for about 4 hours, then chucked it on a wig head and let it drip-dry. After that I got a wide-toothed plastic comb and combed it out. It's very soft and shiny now and plus it smells nice too 8D |
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Re: Washing wigs~ By jpwise. 05/10/09, 02:50 pm |
| Also plastic combs + wigs doesn't usually go toooo well. plastic + plastic = static, and they go frizzy.
While it's wet it might not be as much of a problem, but dry it usually is. So use a wooden/metal one instead. (AFAIK). |
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Re: Washing wigs~ By HaveLight. 07/10/09, 09:02 am |
| thanks everyone! I'll try all your ideas :3 |
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