Caring for your new wig
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Never use anything hot around your wig, such as curling irons, electric rollers, blow dryer and even hot water. Use caution when cooking and opening an oven door. This could melt the fibers and cause a fuzzy appearance, which is irreversible.
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The best styling tool is your fingers or a lift for the natural look. Use a spray bottle, with water to mist the hair the move it to where you want it. If needed, use a bit of gel or hair spray. No need to use the gel or spray again until you wash the wig.
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When cleaning your new wig, fill the sink with 3 to 4” of COLD water. Add 1 cup of synthetic wig cleaner and swish it around. Place the wig in the water, inside out. Push the water thru the wig several times. Remove, rinse with cold water, and repeat the same actions with the synthetic wig conditioner. Rinse and blot excess water. To add life to your new wig, spritz with Lusterizer. The less you clean, the longer it will last. Most manufacturers recommend cleaning once every 3 months.
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Never brush a wet wig. After cleaning, just grab it by the nape and turn upside down and shake. Turn it up right and place on an object to dry. Brushing while wet could stretch the fiber and cause fuzziness.
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