Correcting Synthetic Wig Damage | Wigs 101

While your synthetic wigs lifespan is three to six months with great care, it won't last forever. Did you know you can restore your synthetic wigs? If your wig starts looking dry, frizzy or worn, you can try the following method: to bring the life back to your favorite piece. Firstly, try washing your wig watch our how to wash a wig video for more details then apply conditioning spray all over, avoiding the roots. Comb through with a white tooth comb and apply hair oil to the ends to maintain shine and protect it from splitting. This one is from beauty mark, allow your wig to drip dry overnight and look forward to amazing results if, after washing you're, still experiencing dryness or split ends, try taking your piece to a professional wig stylist for new stylish haircut for more extensive repairs. Try this the steamer method, one apply heat protectant spray to your piece to add a few spritz of leave-in conditioner spray specifically made for synthetic hair. The water in your steamer 3 run the steamer through the lengths of your piece, avoiding the roots. 4, follow the steamer with a wide tooth comb throughout removing any tangles 5, be sure you're not resting the steamer on one part for too long or holding it too close, as you could burn your wig, while some experts advise using fabric, softener or hot water to Restore your pieces keep in mind that these are professional tricks that do not always produce the benefits you expect. There are quick fix that can lead to the quick demise of your wig through burning loss of fiber or a breakdown of fiber. If neither of these methods work for you, then it's probably time to replace your piece for more information on when to buy a new wig watch. Our video on when to replace your wigs