This prevents any breakage on the strands of the wig. Then spray the bottom again and flat iron it. Do this on a foam head form (also found at the wig or costume shop) and place wax paper or aluminum foil on the base of the head for easier removal.
Spray It On The Wig, Let It Mostly Dry (If It's Too Wet You'll Pull Fibers Out When You Comb It But If It's Too Dry It'll Get All Gross), Comb It, Then Rinse It To Get Most Of The Softener Out, The Let It Dry And Comb It Again.
Using a wig brush, start brushing the tangle on the underside of the wig. If you don't have a sally's where you live, you can just use a brush that looks kind of like the one in the picture). Not necessary through the first parts of this tutorial) #1:
Once The Wig Is Completely Free Of Tangles You Can Gentle Brush Through With A Synthetic Wig Brush.
Your hand can control the wig easily with each other with the strokes you make. Then spray the bottom again and flat iron it. Fill your basin with cold water.
High Quality Heat Friendly Fiber.
It should make a sizzling noise. Fill the bucket with about a third of the bucket's height with cold water. This prevents any breakage on the strands of the wig.
Separate A Small Section Of Hair From The Rest Of The Wig.
Leave out the bangs and the top of the wig, otherwise they will be flattened. Remember not to put it. What you want to do is get the wig comb wet (you can find this comb at sally's for about a dollar.
Do Not Squeeze It But Lift It.
Start with the ends first, then move upward as you remove the tangles. Do not worry, the wig may shed a little, depending on the quality. :) sorry about the little bit at the end.
