And the hair will be donated to charity, to provide a wig for a child with cancer or other conditions.

And the hair will be donated to charity, to provide a wig for a child with cancer or other conditions.
Comb through any tough knots or tangles very gently using a wig comb or pick. Be sure to use short, gentle motions on the wig as you detangle and avoid tugging roughly on the hairs.
Step 2
Fill a basin or sink with cold water and add about a tablespoon of wig shampoo to the water. This type of shampoo is gentle and will not stress the wig fibers like a regular shampoo might.
Step 3
Place the wig into the cold water and shampoo mixture and swish around gently to allow the shampoo to get into all the fibers. Allow the wig to sit in the water for about five minutes.
Step 4
Remove the wig from the water and rinse off with plain, cold water until all of the wig shampoo is washed out.
Step 5
Lay the curly wig on top of an absorbent towel with the bottom of the wig facing toward the towel and the curls laid out flat so that they have space to breath. Avoid brushing the wig while it is wet.
Step 6
Spritz a synthetic wig conditioner over all the curls while they are still damp. Hold the bottle about a foot away from the actual fibers. This product will encourage a frizz-free final hair piece.
Step 7
Allow the wig to dry completely. Remove the hair piece from the towel and shake the curls gently to encourage them to loosen and move.
Step 8
Comb through the curls very gently using a wig comb or pick. Comb each curl separately, if possible, and gently twist the curls using your fingers until the hair piece is smoothed out.
2. Put the wig head atop a secure stand so the fibers can hang loosely. A camera tripod will allow you to turn the head 360 degrees.
3.Detangle your wig with a flat brush to soften the curls. Don’t pull or you may stretch out the cap
Method 2 of 3: Steam Method for Gentle Straightening
1.Put the wig stand in a bathroom.
2.Run hot water in the bathtub or shower until the room is steamy.
3. Begin brushing the wig gently with a wide
toothed flat comb to loosen the curls.
4. Don’t stay too long-when condensation begins to build remove the wig from the room.
Method 3 of 3: Hairdryer Method for Extreme Straightening
1. After brushing the wig, gather all the hair except the bottom section, which lies directly over your neck, and pin up.
2.Spray the wig section with water to keep the fibers from overheating.
3.Pick up a piece of the wig section with a flat brush to separate the fibers.
4.Set the heat setting on the hairdryer to warm.
5.Move the brush and hairdryer downwards at the same time.Repeat, working upwards by section.
6.Repeat, working upwards by section.
First Things First
Find a professional hair stylist and cosmetologist that you trust and can communicate with. Consult with several different people until you are comfortable. Don’t leave yourself without options. There are many wig companies and many professional hair stylists. Don’t be talked into a purchase that you are not comfortable with. Sometimes it is helpful to take this first step with the help of a friend. They can be lifesavers.
If possible, gather old pictures of yourself and different hairstyles that you like. Take them with you to the consultant. If you want a new look, search magazines and hairstyle books. With the help of your professional hair stylist there may be a hairpiece that will look like the desired style you want, or one that can be cut and styled to suit you.
Be sure to find a person that will treat you with dignity and honor. You need this person to care about how you are going to
feel and how you look when you leave. You want someone you will feel comfortable going back to.
Prior to purchasing a hairpiece, decide what you are able and willing to spend. Hairpiece can range from $65 to $5,000.
Buyer Beware! Do your research! When considering your purchase, you may want to think about purchasing two hairpieces
Like shoes, one hairpiece will get worn out faster. It is also helpful to have a backup in case one is dirty.
When you are considering human vs. synthetic hair, keep a few things in mind. Decide what you want. If you want easy, wash-n-go hair, consider purchasing a synthetic wig. Synthetic wigs are made of a plastic type fiber.
They typically will last about six months. They are easy to wash and will go back to their original style when washed,
fluffed and dried.
If you decide that you want human hair, understand what that means. Human hair is real hair. You have more styling options, but like real hair, if your hairpiece does not have a curl or permanent wave and you get rained on, it will go flat and you will need to restyle it.
After you decide the type of hairpiece that you are going to purchase or order, you may be asked if you want to have your wig precut or prestyled. DON’T DO IT! Remember that every person’s head and face shape is unique, and a wig should be cut and styled to fit you exactly. Wait for the wig to come to you. Then carefully examine it before you do anything to it. Make sure the hair color is the color you ordered. Look at the construction of the hairpiece. Is it what you ordered? Make sure you are satisfied with your purchase before doing anything to it. And educate yourself about return policies. You want a company that will take care of you and guarantee their product.
Don’t Panic
When the wig comes in, it may look a little different than what the picture or example looked like. A little cut and a little texture and shaping will make all the difference in the world. Wigs tend to have about two times more hair than you are going to want. Don’t be afraid; this is where the professional hair stylist comes in. Remember be “in” the wig when it is cut and styled. You must communicate what you want. Even the best professionally trained stylists can’t read your mind.
You’re Home, Now What
First, don’t be afraid of your hair. The hair will not fall out. Play with it. If, after the first cut and shaping, you think it is too long on the top or sides, go back and have it shaped again. Remember, wig hair does not grow, so take it easy.
When is it time to wash your wig? There are a few ways to tell if your hairpiece needs washing. One certain way to determine whether or not it needs washing is to smell it. Wigs, like hair, pick up odors and pollution, and dirty wigs can look dull and sometimes frizzy. That’s the time to bathe them.
Don’t be afraid to work with your wig, play with it, and restyle it. HAVE FUN !!!! Remember that it’s your hair; you purchased it.
JENNIFER HUDSON
Jennifer Hudson’s hair is short and pretty tight on the sides. It is a little longer on the top, allowing the hair to wave and bend a little.
JENNIFER LAWRENCE
Jennifer Lawrence’s lovely layered haircut is shorter in the back, longer in the front, and styled with an extreme side part.
1. All wigs have been washed before shipping, so it can be worn directly when you get it.
2. Please style the curl texture gently, by fingers only. Do not use a comb , especially when it is wet .
3. If you need to wash the hair, please make sure the water is warm, not hot .
A. put shampoo in a container of water and stir it into full foam .
B. put the hair into the water, and wash gently. Never rub the hair.
C. after washing , put conditioner in another container of clean warm water. keep the hair in it for 5 minutes, rinse it with water, and remove the water with a clean towel .
D. put the wig on the stand and let it air dry.
4. Curl texture needs special attention. Mal operation will cause messy or loose the waves, so please keep following the tips above to keep the texure lasting longer .
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We always see people with different hair colors from either on TV or in the poster, or even in person. They have their hair in black, brown, blond, red, yellow, grey, white, green, pink, blue, etc. Have you ever wondered why people have so many different hair colors?
Like the case of different colors in human skin and eye colors, human body produces two pigments: emplaning in dark brown and black hair which is also known as melanin, and pheomelanins in red and blonde hair. As the color depth is determined by the amount of melanin, therefore, human beings will have different hair colors ranging from dark black (when there is lots of melanin) to light blonde (when there is less melanin and more pheomelanins).
According to the research data, the most commonly seen hair color among the human beings around the world is black, with brown (also called “brunettes”) next to it, due to the reasons factors of different regions, climates, dietary habits and geological conditions.
Blond hair may range from nearly white to a dark blond. The mixture of blond and red hair is called “strawberry blond”. And as you have certainly noticed, there are also redheaded people. Their hair color ranges from fair red to auburn and dark burgundy and is the rarest hair color of all.
What about grey or white colored hair? This kind of hair color is mainly appeared among aging people, whose body has probably stopped producing melanin so that their hair can only appear light pigments by presenting the grey or white colors. However, for some people white hair can appear as early as in their childhood, which may be caused by gene or lacking calcium. Though it’s one of the most fashionable colors now as we all know.
As for other are extremely hair colors such as green or purple, don’t be curious, because they are not a person’s natural hair
color and they have artificially been colored or dyed with different colorants. Others are wearing colored hair extensions to protect their natural hair.