How To Wash/Condition A Human Hair Wig. Easy. No Tangles!

I wanted them on straight how to shampoo and condition a wig, a human hair wig with a closure, so we're going to start off by putting some water in the sink. You can use a bucket. You can use a bowl at the very sink because it's comfortable for me, so just enough water not too much, then we're going to add some shampoo to the water. This is Tracy made moisturizing shampoo eggs, any shampoo that has moisturizer in it then put the wig in it. So what we're going to try to do is be gentle as possible, and the motion I like to use is the squeeze and release just something I made up anyway. So here's the wing, this is the shape of it. What you want to do is hold it by the middle. You always want your grasp to be on the outside at the middle of the way, so here from the middle you're going to add more shampoo, and what you want to do is squeeze do that. Squeezing motion up and down - and it just seems as much and who, as you need you want to avoid going in circles so throughout the washing process just make sure the hair is hanging straight down. Do not do any circular motions that's going to cost handles. So what you want to do is squeeze that's squeezing motion right there and he goes back in the water same motions, please my release. We unwise. So that's how you caused the agitation so that the oil is a little bit can come out and then pick it up by the same needle I'm going to rinse. So I'm going to do a second wash this point you can lay it flat! That'S the same! Squeezing motion, and depending on how dirty it is sometimes I go ahead and do like a tapping motion like that. The main thing you're trying to avoid is anything that circular in motion. You don't want that so wash it in the direction in which the hair is hanging, so course, if it's hanging, if you're holding it vertically, the hairs are going to be facing right to go and down. So that's the very changing form and sometimes the cap can get really oily and feel free to be more agitated. When you get to the cap, you can turn it inside out and do that as well, and the head bag tends to accumulate a lot of sweat and you can go ahead and do this motion on the headband to really get it out to get deep in There and get the oil always remember, hold it by the middle. You comb always come from the very tips and slowly guide your way upwards, not echoing it's time to apply conditioner. I always make sure I use a moisturizing conditioner. This is hello hydration from Herbal Essences and I just apply the conditioner to the hair. I don't really want it to go on the cap. It'S I mean it's not necessary over there. The generous amount on the tips there's and then you can give it another comb. Starting from the tips again or in the middle and coming down it's nice and saturated with conditioner, so what I do when I apply conditioner, I cannot make it into a ball and put it in a plastic bag. I do that and I let it sit for five minutes to an hour. Sometimes up to two hours on at this point make sure the water is just lukewarm tear the inside out. Some may have touch the cap, so you want to raise that off and you don't want to rinse too much. One of the conditioner is basically gone, you're, fine, so squeeze from top to bottom, the excess water all right, it's nice and clean. It was so soft. No tangles, it's pretty nice and smooth those laid flat to dry