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Home›How To›How to Untangle a Wig: 10 Steps

How to Untangle a Wig: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 22, 2023
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Wigs are an excellent way to change your appearance, but they can easily become tangled and unkempt. Whether you have a synthetic or human hair wig, there are simple methods you can use to untangle and maintain the longevity of your wigs. Follow these 10 steps to keep your wig looking fabulous.

1. Prepare your work area: Find a clean, spacious surface to lay out all the necessary supplies for untangling your wig. You will need a wide-tooth comb, a fine-tooth comb, a hair pick, some water, and a spray bottle.

2. Fill the spray bottle with water: Mix one part conditioner to three parts water in the spray bottle. Shaking it well will ensure that the solution is evenly distributed when applied to the wig.

3. Detangle with fingers first: Gently use your fingers to remove any large knots from the wig. Work from the ends towards the roots to avoid further tangling.

4. Section the wig: Divide your wig into smaller sections using hair clips or ties. This will make it easier for you to work through each part of the wig individually and minimize damage.

5. Use a wide-tooth comb: Start with a wide-tooth comb and gently work through each section of the wig. Always begin at the ends and move upwards as tangles are released.

6. Fine-tooth comb for smaller tangles: After completing step 5, switch to a fine-tooth comb for more intricate detangling in tight spots. Remember always to start at the ends and work towards the roots.

7. Use a hair pick for persistent knots: If there are still some stubborn tangles, use a hair pick gently in those areas until they are free of knots.

8. Moisturize with conditioning spray: After detangling all sections of your wig, use the conditioning spray (water and conditioner mixture) to hydrate the wig. This will help in restoring the wig’s smoothness and shine.

9. Air dry the wig: Let your wig air dry on a wig stand or a suitable makeshift alternative. Do not use direct heat, such as a hairdryer, as it can damage the fibers.

10.Store properly: Keep your wigs stored on a wig stand or in a silk or satin bag to prevent frizz and tangling. If synthetic, store away from direct sunlight to avoid color fading.

By following these 10 steps, you’ll be able to maintain the beauty and wearability of your wigs, ensuring that they remain untangled and ready for use at any time. Remember always to handle your wigs with care and patience, and they will serve you well for a long time.

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