Care Products-Accessories For Synthetic Hair

Studio Hair ^®  Wig Care (Synthetic)

For optimal results, we recommend that you use the products shown below.

1) Gently brush your wig thoroughly using a professional vent brush.

2) Add 2-3 squirts Intra-Care Fibre Wash to a sink filled with cool to Tepid water.

3) Immerse wig for a minute or 2 and agitate gently. Do not rub.

4) Rinse the wig gently in cold clear water until thoroughly rinsed.

5) Blot the wig gently with a towel. Do not squeeze or wring. Now place it on your

 Styrofoam head.

6) Apply Intra-Care Conditioning Spray (while wet) evenly over wig,
 spraying 10-12 inches from the wig. Do not brush or comb your wig when
 wet. Arrange the style using your finger tips. Once done, place a hairnet over
 the wig and let it air dry completely. Do not use a hair dryer. Do not allow the
 wig to dry in direct sun light. Always use vent style brushes with protected ends as shown below, never bristle brushes.

7) Once completely dry, you may begin styling. Remove the hairnet and give the
 wig a shake. Now you may begin styling using a Professional Vent brush and your
 finger tips. Once you’ve completed styling, give it a lite spray of the Intra Care
 Styling Mist. This is a lite hold spray and does not get stiff or sticky. It simply
 keeps the hair in place for the day. Every 3-4 wears, you should spray the wig
 lightly with the Intra-Care Conditioning Spray about ½ hour before putting
 it on. Once dry, style and spray with your Styling Mist. To achieve the wet or
 wispy look, apply the Hydrating spray, style with fingers Vent brush followed by
 the Styling Mist.

Wig Storage

While wigs are not in use, they may be stored in a hair net on a wig stand or
styrof oam head.

When traveling, a styled wig may be carried in a wig box to prevent flattening.
We also have collapsible wig travel stands available.

What should I avoid?

Do not expose your wig to heat in excess of 160°. (Like opening an oven door,
standing near a barbecue grill, etc.) This will damage the wig fibers. Any type of
heat will cause wig fibers to frizz (lamps, ovens, stoves, etc).

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