How To Keep Your Synthetic Wig From Tangling

Video How to keep your synthetic wig tangle-free

Why are wigs more tangled than my hair?

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The tangling can greatly depend on how well the wig is made and whether the cuticles are on the right track or whether it has been treated with chemicals or dyes; if the hair has been placed the wrong way or has been over-processed, it is more likely to get tangled. However, any wig will be more tangled than your real hair because the scalp secretes natural oils that keep the hair from becoming dry and greasy, and of course wigs can’t do that. long hair. Careful washing and dressing, using the right hair products and being aware that this part of your hair is clearly not growing back will help give your hair its appearance.

So what to do to prevent tangled wigs?

The first thing you must do for a Wig or Synthetic Wig is to use the right shampoo and conditioner: Do not wash your hair with shampoos that contain harsh chemicals or have a high pH balance. The shampoo is mild, non-sticky, and both products must be sulfate-free. Use salon brand moisturizing shampoos that are blended with vitamin herbs and have a low pH balancing effect. Normal healthy hair has a ph balance of 4.5 – 5.5, so buy a shampoo in that range or slightly below. Some shampoos have a very high pH balance, which will damage the hair. We use Wella Brilliance shampoo and conditioner for wigs. For synthetic wigs we use Pantene shampoo and conditioner as they contain silicone which is good for synthetic hair. It will also help keep your hair color and style sharp and looking its best. When washing your hair, you should not rub it too hard and downwards. You have to run your fingers through it like a comb as you move. Never squeeze or wring your wig. You wash it under warm running water, using only a towel to dry. You have to be gentle. Never ruffle your hair the way you would with naturally growing hair because doing so will mess up the roots at the base and will definitely break your hair when you try to brush it out. Now, remove any excess water, carefully open the towel and use a wide-tooth comb to gently brush the hair from the ends towards the roots. If you don’t exercise in it and don’t let loads of product build up and you take it off to go to bed at night, you shouldn’t wash it more than every 3 to 5 weeks. If you wear a wig every day, wash it every 3 weeks. If you only wear a wig a few times a week, wash it every 4 to 5 weeks. They help minimize breakage, tangles or hair loss. Let your hair dry naturally before actually styling it. You will find it easier and then your hair will also be less tangled. For human hair wigs we use Wella Professionals Thermal Image Spray. For synthetic wigs: Do not use hairspray on your wig. Mousse or light styling products work well. In fact, no product is really needed. We use oils and Wella Professionals Shimmer Delight to give the synthetic wig shine. So don’t use too many hair products. Adding too many hair products to your wig will lead to tangles and tangles. Using too much oil, mousse, gel and other hair care products will make your hair frizzy, shiny and make it look unclean, frizzy and dull.

How should I brush my wig so it doesn’t get tangled?

The best time to brush your hair is when you are brushing conditioner through wet hair. Do not use a regular comb or comb to style or mess up the wig. If you’re messing up, you want to start at the ends of your hair first (tips to roots)—you should also do this with your real hair—if you’re starting at the ends and down, you’ll do Synthetic hair: Do not use a comb as it will damage the wig. Use a wide tooth comb or your fingers. SURE you never brush the roots where they are tied to the nail; this can cause irreparable damage and stress to the hair’s stability. Roots need to be left alone at all times! Rinse as before, under warm running water. Taking out the puppets again VERY HOT. You don’t want to break any hair as it obviously won’t regenerate Use a folding wig holder or jar/jar to dry the wig so the hair stays in shape. Do not place your wet wig on a flat surface to dry and do not dry your synthetic wig. After shampooing, let your hair air dry so it stays soft and manageable. Blow-drying synthetic hair will make it frizzy, feel stiff, and will damage synthetic strands. And our final piece of advice: Ideally, always have two sets of wigs to wear. While washing one, you can wear the other or have it ready. In addition, you will prolong the life of each wig and they will hold very well.