HELP

[Guest cdmellisa]

HELP! I tried to stile my syntic wig on the bangs and after combing it out it went completely frizzy and I can't get it straight again . Also I went all out on this wig and spent 200$+ on it so I'm a little leery about doing to much more to it but would love any suggestions

[Charlize]

Synthetic wigs are hard to style. I am not an expert. I wash and dry mine after shaking some of the H2O out. I have also gotten trims on different wigs but a stylist so that they work better with my head.

Perhaps you could wet things down, put in some conditioner and use some rollers to get things under control.

Heat is dangerous and you can end up making things worse but a very low temperature iron might help. I don't know what you did at first to cause the problem. I just brush mine and toss them in the drawer till the next day.

Amazingly they are still fine and i even get compliments on the style and color from folks who have no clue that i shave my head.

Best of luck with it. Wish there was a magic fix.

Hugs,

Charlie

[Guest cdmellisa]

the cause of this was a low temp iron . but the water idea might work.

thanks a

[Guest ~Brenda~]

I would invest in natural hair wigs and don't modify them. There are many styles available so I would expect that you can find one that suits you. I have ruined a few wigs myself and I ultimately have to accept the loss.

I hope you can ressurect your wig.

Love

Brenda

[Carolyn Marie]

I would take it to a wig shop and see what they can do. Otherwise, I think Charlie's idea is worth a try. Just wash it again and let it dry normally. Good luck!

Carolyn Marie

[Guest Carla_Davis]

There are many Good Videos on YOU TUBE about caring for Synthetic Wigs.

Synthetic Wigs are generally easier to care for and hold their shape after washing.

I personally wear a 100% Human Hair Wig.

Costs more, but looks natural.

I wash and care for it myself using regular hair shampoo and conditioner.

Hugs,

Carla

[Guest cdmellisa]

thanks all