How to Clean Wigs for Long-lasting Shine and Freshness

Hey there! So, I recently discovered a magical world where wigs can look as fresh as a daisy after a picnic. Like seriously! You thought washing your hair was fun? Nahhh, cleaning wigs is where the real party’s at. Wigs need love too, ya know? So grab your favorite snack and let’s dive into this hilarious guide on how to clean wigs for that never-ending shine and freshness!

Step 1: Get Your Supplies Ready
First things first, you gotta gather your cleaning gear. You’ll need wig shampoo (yes there is such a thing), conditioner (not just for your actual hair), some warm water, and a bowl. You can also throw in some fabric softener but that’s like adding sprinkles to an already good ice cream sundae. And don’t forget a wide-tooth comb – you know, the one that seems to disappear under the couch every time you need it.

Step 2: Make It Rain
Now take your bowl and fill it with warm water. Not boiling hot or you’ll have a wig soup disaster at hand. Just like Goldilocks, we want it just right. Then add the wig shampoo like you’re pouring magic potion straight from a fairy tale bottle. Mix it around until you feel like a witch brewing up something special.

Step 3: Dunk That Wig
Time to give that wig the spa treatment of its life! Gently submerge the wig in that bubbly goodness. If it’s feeling extra dirty, give it a little swirl around – like it’s dancing at prom night! But be nice about it; no one likes rough handling unless they’re an annoying cousin.

Step 4: Rinse Like You Mean It
Once it’s soaked for about five to ten minutes – because who doesn’t love taking their time sometimes? – pull her out and rinse with cool water. Gotta make sure all those soap bubbles are gone…just like your energy after binge-watching too much Netflix!

Step 5: Condition It Like Beyoncé
Now, let’s condition that beauty! Grab the conditioner you got earlier and work it gently through the strands. Be careful tho; don’t go ripping out any strands like you’re trying to win an argument against a carpet monster or something. Let it sit for another five minutes while you do some shimmy dance moves because why not?

Step 6: Let It Air Dry… Kinda
After conditioning comes the drying part. Squeeze off excess water gently – imagine you’re giving your wig a hug but not too tight! Lay her flat on a towel or hang her upside down if she needs some air flow down below. Just don’t leave her in the sun unless you want her looking more bleached than your grandma’s vacation photos from Florida!

Step 7: Comb With Care
Once she’s dried but still has that fresh dampness vibe going on (we’re not trying to achieve full-on crunchy mode here), grab your wide-tooth comb again…and kindly run it through from tips to roots, being all gentle-like so she doesn’t get mad at you (trust me). Now she’s ready for some serious strutting around town.

FAQ Time

Question: Can I use regular shampoo?
Answer: Well yeah you can but then don’t blame me if she throws herself into drama mode and starts getting tangled cause she’s not having any of that nonsense!

Question: How often should I wash my wig?
Answer: That totally depends on what you’ve been doing with it! If you’re out there doing salsa dancing every weekend or just chillin’ at home watching cat videos, wash accordingly!

Question: What if my wig starts smelling funny?
Answer: Ughhhh nobody likes stinky wigs! Just wash ’em with those special wig products and maybe avoid cooking fried food while wearing them…that smell sticks!

Question: Can I use hair gel on my wig?
Answer: Sure but proceed with caution, my friend! That stuff could turn into glue faster than your friend does when they see cake.

Question: Why does my wig get frizzy?
Answer: Ahh frizz…it’s like that one friend who tries way too hard at everything. Try using anti-frizz spray or just talk sweetly to her; sometimes they just wanna be loved.

Question: Should I store my wig in a box?
Answer: Yes indeed! Treat her like royalty in her own little castle so she doesn’t accidentally go rogue when you’re not looking.

Question: Can I style my synthetic wig with heat tools?
Answer: Nope! Unless she’s made from human hair then feel free but otherwise no way Jose – don’t turn her into crispy strands!

And that’s all folks! Now you’re ready to give those wigs some serious TLC while LOLing through the process. Happy cleaning adventures!!


Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *