Topic says it all. I'm looking for opinions on the best shampoos and conditioners for human hair wigs and extensions, I've had trouble with them getting frizzy and tangled/dry. Any advice or suggestions?
The brand is Brandywine. You spray it in the wig and comb it through. It is a leave in treatment, so you don't have to rinse it out. I order bottle by the dozen, I love it so much. it also works for both human hair and synthetic wigs, which is nice.
Wigs and Makeup Allison wrote: I wash all my wigs with baby shampoo. I like the new Suave conditioner that has the keratin in it. But my real secret weapon is the detangler I use.
http://www.amazon.com/Brandywine-Wig-De … B001BAHERU
The brand is Brandywine. You spray it in the wig and comb it through. It is a leave in treatment, so you don't have to rinse it out. I order bottle by the dozen, I love it so much. it also works for both human hair and synthetic wigs, which is nice.
HTH!
Allison, do you like the BW one better than the Revlon leave-in conditioner/de-tangler when working with synthetic hair?
OP, I use a variety of shampoos on wigs. I like Revlon's for synthetic hair. For human hair it just depends. Baby shampoo I'll second as a favorite as it's cheap and gentle. I've found the shampoo called Clear is cheap and good on the human hair wigs that have tons of product and build up from being used in productions.
IMO, extensions are one of those thing where you really do get what you pay for. I think you will have far better luck if you invest in a high quality set of human hair extensions and then take good care of them. Cheap, overprocessed hair extensions are going to act exactly cheap overprocessed hair does.
They won't be cheap, but they will be worth it.
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Bethany Souza wrote: I want to get long extensions, but im nervous they are gunna look like crap after a week.
I've had human hair extensions for many years.... pay a little more and get better hair And your best friend is oil...I use the Macademia line, it does wonders...no more dry look at all.
I've had human hair extensions for many years.... pay a little more and get better hair And your best friend is oil...I use the Macademia line, it does wonders...no more dry look at all.