Your Wig Stinks! Follow These Steps To Get Rid Of The Smell || Djs Beauty Wig Review

Hi guys, thank you so much for tuning in to my channel today. I wanted to share with you guys a tip on how to remove that process smell from new wigs and a quick weight review. I hope you guys like this video, if you haven't already please subscribe and if you are subscribed. Please click on the notification Bell so that you don't miss any of my future uploads. I purchased this wig on Aliexpress from DJ as hair factory store. I was really intrigued by the wig because it did have this invisible lace, a front mention this is what the wig looks like straight outside of the box, so I did purchase a 24 inch wig and it came with four combs two on the side, one at The top and one at the bottom and lovely big comb fans - and you guys know what I typically do - is that I remove all the combs and I just put that elastic band. The way was supposed to be pre plucked, but I wasn't quite satisfied. So I just went ahead and I plucked some more, please forgive my ashy hands. When does we came it? It'S not so bad. You could smell all the chemicals that were on it and honestly, I didn't know what to do so. I just went online and I was looking for methods on removing that smell, and one method that was pretty popular and that seemed to have been working for most people was the fabric softener method, and that is using one capful of fabric softener with enough water to Soak the hair completely, so I put the hair and the detergent mixture and one large freezer bag, sealed it and let it soak overnight when I opened it in the morning the smell was gone. I followed up with a wash of my organics: are the toxifying pomegranate and ginger shampoo and a deep condition for 30 minutes with my eyes a moister, deep conditioner, and then I prepped my hair, as I usually do, with flat twists? Okay. So this is what the wig looks like now that I have it on. So if I got closely you can kind of see the demarcation here, but I soaked the wig in the fabric softener. I guess it kind of detached the adhesive from the lace itself, so that top part of the skin kind of fell off. So it's been pushed back. I think what I'm just mean to end up doing is just cutting it off and then just working with my foundation. So this is the wig I wanted to give it that wet look. So I've applied a bit of water and conditioner to it to create this. Now, but I really like it then plug the lace of it, I'm not the best at applying my lace, wigs, but since I usually just wear them down this way, I don't really think that it matters that much again, a half quite a bit of lace. So you can move the part around. You can flip the wig. Whichever way you want it, but this is the way I would be wearing it and then, if I wanted wear it from the sides, since it fits pretty much perfectly, I will be able to and I'll be able to apply any hair accessories. So I really I like this hair, I'm just gon na run my finger through it again and then just the C, so that is basically like one piece of the hair. So there's like one hair strand, but apart from that there isn't that much and when I washed it and I combed it after applying the softener does any any shedding. So this is what it looks like I'm loving it you guys. Let me know how you feel about the wig, I'm in love of the smell the process. Small at the beginning was horrible, like I guess, with the situation in the world right now. They had to do more precautions, but the smell. I I just couldn't stand it lucky. I was able to search and find a solution and it VD works. It has done nothing to the hair. The conditioner didn't do anything to the hair terms of damaging it and the hair was soft. The hair is so soft, that's basically it. I hope you guys liked this video and if you want to see more videos like this, let me know in the comment section: