Sharon's Wig Gallery

Washing your synthetic wig

· Brush out gently

· Place wig in sink, spray or run under "cold" water

· Put a small amount of wig shampoo in the palm of your hand, gently squeeze into wig till sudsy - no rubbing

· Rinse well with "cold" water

· Put wig in a towel and gently squeeze excess moisture out, use another dry towel if needed - no rubbing

· Shake out and hang on a wig stand to dry. Do not brush when wet, if needed spray a fine mist of wig conditioner

· Wash your wig at night and it should be dry by morning

· Depending on how often you wear the wig or perspire, wash once a week or every couple of weeks.

· These are my suggestions for washing your wig, not the manufacturer. I wore mine for over a year and following my instructions they look as good as new

Stay away from heat

· Do not use curling irons or blow dryers

· Do not wash with hot water

· Keep your head away from the stove. Steam and the hot rush opening the oven door will ruin the wig. Wear a turban or scarf when cooking

· Be careful with cigarette lighters, candles, fireplaces, steam in the bathroom, burning leaves in yard and campfires

Styling

· Use any vent brush, brushing gently

Try not to make a definite flat part, brush the part area lightly and then let it fall

· Don't try to get the wig so perfect, break it up with your fingers looks more natural

· If you're having problems styling, take it off, shake it and try again