@@SolutionsWithin It's a hobby where you wear a costume of a preexisting character. It's a quite complex hobby so many people get different things out of it. Ex: Styling wigs, wearing clothes you enjoy, embodying a character you admire, going to conventions and meeting likeminded people, appreciating others interpretation or costume/hair/makeup/painting/sewing skills, etc.
Wow more realistic looking! I so appreciate this because I haven’t worn a wig that’s so cute, but it looks like a wig. Until now. Yay 😀 Thank you again 😉
Oh Taz, you are just adorable. I’ve been watching your videos for the last 6mnths trying to work up the courage to buy a wig. Well I did. Today I went to the mall in Kristen, JR, Shaded Praline. I could of wept tears of joy from the sensation of having hair again💆♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️ Bless you for taking the time to film/upload your videos. Judging by-the many, many comments (I read them all!) you have touched SO many lives with your kindness & generosity of spirit. I’ve learnt from you how to measure, pick a style/colour from all your wonderful comparison videos. The shine I knew how to disperse, despite gasping when I first put her on. I live in NZ so it is a bit of a gamble having them shipped here. You are an angel 😇😇
Terrific video! So glad to see such great tips to reduce that shine. I wear mostly blacks and dark brown, and colored dry shampoo is a standby. The baking soda bath helps too. I've always used woolite for cleaning, mixed with a tablespoon of baking soda. Been wearing wigs for 25 years so I might know a little about this stuff. Lol. Awesome video as usual!!
Michelle Ray Awesome add Michelle! Thanks for sharing your experience. We all learn from each other. I think I’ll open this up on Community so others can share their methods! Love it! 💕💕💕
@@loridelafuente2548 Hi Lori, I have several human hair wigs, but mostly I wear synthetics because they are ready to wear at a moment's notice. I try to keep them brushed and styled on a Styrofoam head. Grab and go. Human hair is labor intensive, wash,condition,blow dry,set with hot rollers or flat iron...Since you're new to wigs, look up videos on RUclips on the care and styling of synthetics. Get yourself a hand held steamer, wig brush, wide tooth comb, watch those videos to learn how to steam out the inevitable frizzies and tangling at the nape of the wig. You'll learn that you can use wire mesh rollers and the steamer to recurl or restyle wigs that have seen better days. I find a steamer invaluable for fixing bangs on wigs that come out of the box all wonky and sticking out. Synthetics are made of plastic, and plastic can be bent and shaped with heat, just be careful, go slow, and you'll get the hang of it.
@@loridelafuente2548 You're welcome. My sister recently discovered her hair had been basically cut off near the roots by wearing tape in extensions, and it killed me to see her so devastated. She cried for a week. I got a beautiful wig for her to wear until her hair, hopefully, comes back. My own hair has been thinning for many years, and the final blow came in 2016 when my husband died. My hair not only fell out due to stress and worry, but when it started to come back in, it had changed texture. Now, it's frizzy and twisted looking. Wigs saved my sanity back in 94, when I tried bleaching my hair and it turned bright pumpkin orange. Cut it ALL off and bought a wig. Thank goodness the wigs nowadays are so nice, and even inexpensive ones look natural, or as natural as a wig can look. Just remember...fake hair, don't care! Wear your wigs as if they are your own hair, because they are. If anyone asks, is that your hair? Just say yes! Keep your chin up, hold your head high, don't even think about how you're wearing a wig. It doesn't matter what anyone thinks...it just matters what You think. One more thing, before you put on a wig, turn it upside down, give it a quick shake and put it on. Make it look like you just rolled out of bed! It's more natural looking that way. No one knows I'm wearing a wig, and I get nothing but compliments on how beautiful my hair is. Try to stay within a few shades of your own color...or have fun trying just the opposite. Life is short, have some fun!
I've been wearing wigs for years and wash my synthetic units with Woolite and for the "conditioner," use unscented fabric softener. The dry shampoo and the baking soda technique(s) for reducing shine really work. Thanks for another enlightening video, Ms. Taz !
The difference after the baking soda bath is impressive! Bless you for this video. Just purchased some synthetic hair for locs extensions and although it hasn’t been delivered yet it will most definitely be too shiny compared to my natural dry and thin hair 😂 needed a more permanent solution for the shine issue Can’t wait to try this when it’s delivered!
That's excellent, Taz! You can really tell the difference! I use the dry shampoo, but I'll tell ya, I may use this technique on some of the shinier wigs I have that which dry shampoo doesn't work too well with! Thanks!! Hope you had a great Sunday!! : )
Thank you so much for this review! Can I use the baking soda method on hand tied wigs and heat friendly fibers as well? And will the style remain the same after siaking even on very curly wigs?
Loved this view Taz!! I use all of the tips you have showed us, and they are Wonderful!! Such a difference it has made in my wigs!! I just love learning so much! Thanks again Taz, for an Amazing video as always!! LoveXOXOXO
Hello beauty, I have done your hack today, i was scared that it will hurt my wig but it did not. I follow the correct way as the tutorial and it works soooo good. The wig I treated is ciri's one And it make the sine disappear and also make it softer and easier To brush. I think I would do this for every wig I will receive soon Thank you
Thanks Taz. I wear dark color wigs and they can really shine. I used dry shampoo for brunettes but I can see the film on the fibers. I’ll have to try the baking soda rinse. Great tutorial
Once again you have really given us excellent information and advice. I absolutely LOVE to watch yourself videos. You are so sweet and intelligent and a pleasure to watch.
No question, you tamed the shine by all three methods -- it is quite obvious in this video and you made it look so simple. I like the baking soda bath. I wish I had known that shine would dissipate, when I first started wearing wigs. I gave away a few simply because they were too shiny and now can see that was premature. That said, I got a JR silicon spray to put on the heat friendly wigs to protect them each time I wear them and before putting them away, so I guess we add and subtract that coating as we need it. Funny, the silicon treatment does not seem to add shine, for some reason. This was helpful, especially for people who don't realize the shine is not a permanent problem! xo
Thank you sooo much!🔥 I just purchased some faux locs- they are beautiful...~but shine-Neee!!! Your wig turned out great! I’m going to try your methods and let you know which one worked best for me!🤗
Yes, definitely less shine on the dry-shampoo-treated side. I had to laugh with sympathy about your reaction to the spray. I do that too! And also with room freshener! :)And I thought after the baking soda rinse it was less shiny also, and fell more naturally too. Very informative video. Didn't know that about baking soda=salt and that dry shampoo was basically talcum. Thanks!
Thank for the information, including a heads up regarding inhaling the dry shampoo. I have asthma, and am glad to know ahead of time that I should be careful. Also: Cute kitty tail cameo appearance near the end. 🙂🐈
Hi Taz as always very helpful tips for us with are wigs. I have used the dry shampoo. I will try the baking soda I really could see the difference. Thank you very helpful.
Ok, going to put my new discovery here to share. So I purchased the L’Oreal Magic Root Cover Up spray. I have a few brunette wigs. One is the color Coffee Latte in the Amore and ROP lines. They are a little shiny for my liking. The L’Oreal spray has a super, super fine mist. Sprayed it all over…amazing! So excited it worked without clumping the fibers and no perfume smell or tell tale residue. I tried the dry shampoo for brunettes and the droplets were too large and didn’t really work. Left visible residue. I didn’t spray a lot either. The Root Cover Up spray comes in different shades too.
That is a huge difference! Such a beautiful shade of blonde!! How did you get the Harper to lay flatter? I saw your previous reviews of this wig and it was definitely big Texas hair. Looks amazing laying flatter. I am interested in purchasing the wig.....especially if i could get it to lay flatter like you have it here. Love your reviews! I am very new at this and your videos have been so helpful to me!!
Courtney Lang Thank you! This Harper seems to have a little less permatease than the previous review. This one is much more manageable. Maybe done if the newer lots are like this one🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hi Taz. Just to clarify one of your suggestions. I don’t think foundation powder is used, I know my foundation powder has my skin tone as it’s color. I believe what is suggested is the clear finishing powder...I might not be calling it by the correct name, maybe it’s called setting powder? ...but it is colorless.
U r just so darn cute in every wig u wear!!! U talk about not having any hair and honestly.....u r beautiful enough that u can pull off the bald look too. Love your videos. U r so down to earth and informative. Thank u for all u do. But, could u do something for us??? Show how u do your makeup once.??? I love how great u look. I'm much older than u( grey wigs for me lol) , but, your hints would still be useful!!
I recommend using only shampoo formulated for synthetic wigs. If you have a human hair piece, you can use a regular shampoo that contains no sulfates. Thank you! XOXO
Just got the Jon Renau Julianne petite in Palm Springs Blonde today and i was so excited to get it, but when i opened the box i gasped at the shine! OMG!!!! I am new to wigs and my only other wig-my very first wig- is a Belle Tress HF in Rootbeer Float Blonde. So that’s all i had to compare it to. I am shook and very put off by the shine😩. I havent even put it on my head yet because i’m not sure about that shine. Its such a HUGE difference. I know there’s only one way to find out, but i am terrified 😬
I have only 2 wigs, but the blond hair is too shiny 🤔 and don’t know how can I fix the dresshair on her cause I used the iron for the process but isn’t fix 😓. It’s a tradicional synthetic wig, will baking soda work on my synthetic wig?
First Purchase is watch me wow in cocoa, I am a naturally dark brunette. Thank you for helping me so much through my hair loss journey and trying to feel beautiful again! Most your wigs are synthetic? Is it worth the cost of human hair once you get use to wearing hairpieces? Thank you again, you are beautiful inside as well as out!
Thank you for your tips! I just got a new wig and it is too shiny so I was ready send it back. I am glad I watched your tutorial video. I will try start with the dry shampoo. Is any kind of the dry shampoo will or do I have use one just like yours? I am wondering what brand is your dry shampoo?
You're so cute! Is that really a wig you're wearing? It's beautiful. I like the messy bun extensions and found a perfect color match but the shine gives it away . Thanks for these tips.
Hello! This is Henry Margu Harper in 614GR. You can get at most online retailers.. www.wigstudio1.com, namebrandwigs.com , cysterwigs.com wigs.com OXOX
I wonder if I'm using the wrong liquid fabric softener or if I have synth wigs on which it just doesn't work. I've tried the fabric softener method on my Lapin d'or wigs and my Dream Holic wigs and it just makes them more shiny. I've used baby powder and dry shampoo but that makes them rough and hard to comb through, plus it might transfer on black clothing so that doesn't have my preference either. Vinegar also didn't work on my wigs. I also used baking soda, also didn't work. This is maddening because I've seen fabric softener work on the cheapest "party city" wigs, but it doesn't seem to work on my wigs.
Thank you!! My throat clenches up at the first hint of it... I usually go in another room and hold my breath until I'm done..lol! Good info to know! XOXO
I have 100% human hair bundles from a trusted hair company but for some reason it came out of the bag looking very shiny. Is the baking soda bath okay for human hair? And is the soaking for 4 hours okay for human hair as well? I only ask because I've seen instructions elsewhere that say only 5 minutes 😳. Human and synthetic hair will react differently to soaking in the baking soda correct? Sorry for all the questions I am just scared of ruining my v expensive hair 😭
I used the baking soda bath on a brand new JR Cameron and it was so dry and crispy I can’t wear it. I used cold water and about 2 tbsp of baking soda 😪. Is there anyway to remedy this? I tried simply styling and Argonne oil already! Would love to reverse this process. Thanks.
Baking Soda is a salt and the synthetic fiber does not take it up into the fiber because it is not porous, so I would think making sure you rinse and rinse and rinse and do a nice soak in conditioner XOXO
I have used super sulfate free shampoo that was made for little babies when my kids were little and it kept the fibers ok, but it was just as expensive as synthetic wig products so I just stick to the products designed for wig use
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My cosplay wig was very shiny and this video helped so much! I also absolutely love your energy 💕
Cosplayer group 🐸🤝
Hello to the Cosplayer who googled: ways to make your wig less shiny
NUH UH I SEARCHED "HOW TO MAKE YOUR WIG LESS SHINY"
Oop calling me out
Lolita here, looking for the same help for a coord I'm wearing to Paris next week!
Can u tell me what a cosplayer is? Is it to go to parties?
@@SolutionsWithin It's a hobby where you wear a costume of a preexisting character. It's a quite complex hobby so many people get different things out of it. Ex: Styling wigs, wearing clothes you enjoy, embodying a character you admire, going to conventions and meeting likeminded people, appreciating others interpretation or costume/hair/makeup/painting/sewing skills, etc.
I mix a little fabric softener with a bunch of water in a spray bottle for a quick spray once it's washed and dry. It helps with static too.
o3MTA3o 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That helps me with keeping curly wigs in shape too!
Cool ima try this
Never soak in it though as it stretches wig out offen
I can try that on my new synthetic wig to help with frizz
Wow more realistic looking! I so appreciate this because I haven’t worn a wig that’s so cute,
but it looks like a wig. Until now. Yay 😀 Thank you again 😉
Nani Womack Yay!!💕💕💕
the dry shampoo and the baking soda works amazing ! thanks for the tips.
Oh Taz, you are just adorable. I’ve been watching your videos for the last 6mnths trying to work up the courage to buy a wig.
Well I did. Today I went to the mall in Kristen, JR, Shaded Praline. I could of wept tears of joy from the sensation of having hair again💆♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️ Bless you for taking the time to film/upload your videos. Judging by-the many, many comments (I read them all!) you have touched SO many lives with your kindness & generosity of spirit. I’ve learnt from you how to measure, pick a style/colour from all your wonderful comparison videos. The shine I knew how to disperse, despite gasping when I first put her on. I live in NZ so it is a bit of a gamble having them shipped here. You are an angel 😇😇
Thanks so much for the kind thoughtful feedback! XOXO
Terrific video! So glad to see such great tips to reduce that shine. I wear mostly blacks and dark brown, and colored dry shampoo is a standby. The baking soda bath helps too. I've always used woolite for cleaning, mixed with a tablespoon of baking soda. Been wearing wigs for 25 years so I might know a little about this stuff. Lol. Awesome video as usual!!
Michelle Ray Awesome add Michelle! Thanks for sharing your experience. We all learn from each other. I think I’ll open this up on Community so others can share their methods! Love it! 💕💕💕
Michelle, do you always wear synthetic? Is it because of the price point of human hair? I am new to this as I just recently lost my hair on top.
@@loridelafuente2548 Hi Lori, I have several human hair wigs, but mostly I wear synthetics because they are ready to wear at a moment's notice. I try to keep them brushed and styled on a Styrofoam head. Grab and go. Human hair is labor intensive, wash,condition,blow dry,set with hot rollers or flat iron...Since you're new to wigs, look up videos on RUclips on the care and styling of synthetics. Get yourself a hand held steamer, wig brush, wide tooth comb, watch those videos to learn how to steam out the inevitable frizzies and tangling at the nape of the wig. You'll learn that you can use wire mesh rollers and the steamer to recurl or restyle wigs that have seen better days. I find a steamer invaluable for fixing bangs on wigs that come out of the box all wonky and sticking out. Synthetics are made of plastic, and plastic can be bent and shaped with heat, just be careful, go slow, and you'll get the hang of it.
Michelle, Thank you so much. Hair loss is so traumatic and I really appreciate the support. thank you so much
@@loridelafuente2548 You're welcome. My sister recently discovered her hair had been basically cut off near the roots by wearing tape in extensions, and it killed me to see her so devastated. She cried for a week. I got a beautiful wig for her to wear until her hair, hopefully, comes back. My own hair has been thinning for many years, and the final blow came in 2016 when my husband died. My hair not only fell out due to stress and worry, but when it started to come back in, it had changed texture. Now, it's frizzy and twisted looking. Wigs saved my sanity back in 94, when I tried bleaching my hair and it turned bright pumpkin orange. Cut it ALL off and bought a wig. Thank goodness the wigs nowadays are so nice, and even inexpensive ones look natural, or as natural as a wig can look. Just remember...fake hair, don't care! Wear your wigs as if they are your own hair, because they are. If anyone asks, is that your hair? Just say yes! Keep your chin up, hold your head high, don't even think about how you're wearing a wig. It doesn't matter what anyone thinks...it just matters what You think. One more thing, before you put on a wig, turn it upside down, give it a quick shake and put it on. Make it look like you just rolled out of bed! It's more natural looking that way. No one knows I'm wearing a wig, and I get nothing but compliments on how beautiful my hair is. Try to stay within a few shades of your own color...or have fun trying just the opposite. Life is short, have some fun!
I came to this video looking to reduce shine on my cosplay wig but omg I love you and your energy
Welcome Julie! And thanks so much for the comments! XOXO
Same im doing this to my todoroki wig
@@yezrm9235 i've done the dry shampoo trick to a black and white wig and it turned out pretty good!
I'm new to lace front wigs and I LOVE how informative you are about your wigs. You are now my go-to guru for wigs!
I've been wearing wigs for years and wash my synthetic units with Woolite and for the "conditioner," use unscented fabric softener. The dry shampoo and the baking soda technique(s) for reducing shine really work. Thanks for another enlightening video, Ms. Taz !
Wow! Big difference after using the baking soda. Thanks for the tip! 😊
Michele KT Thanks Michele ❤️❤️❤️
When you show the two from the back I could really see the difference.Thanks so much for the demo.
The difference after the baking soda bath is impressive! Bless you for this video.
Just purchased some synthetic hair for locs extensions and although it hasn’t been delivered yet it will most definitely be too shiny compared to my natural dry and thin hair 😂 needed a more permanent solution for the shine issue
Can’t wait to try this when it’s delivered!
I like energy and enthusiasm you have when demonstrating,, very confident ,🥰🥰🥰
Great tips, Taz. I hadn't heard of the baking soda bath so it's good to know.
That's excellent, Taz! You can really tell the difference! I use the dry shampoo, but I'll tell ya, I may use this technique on some of the shinier wigs I have that which dry shampoo doesn't work too well with! Thanks!! Hope you had a great Sunday!! : )
Thank you so much for this review! Can I use the baking soda method on hand tied wigs and heat friendly fibers as well? And will the style remain the same after siaking even on very curly wigs?
Loved this view Taz!! I use all of the tips you have showed us, and they are Wonderful!! Such a difference it has made in my wigs!! I just love learning so much! Thanks again Taz, for an Amazing video as always!! LoveXOXOXO
Jackie Marsh Thanks Jackie. Enjoy the weekend❤️❤️❤️
One word: WOW! Love your videos. So well-presented and packed with high-value content. Thank you, TAZ!!!💯
I just love watching your videos. When I wear my wigs I always hope they look as good on me as yours do. Thanks for sharing
Thank you Erica!! Wear all your wigs with confidence and I KNOW they will look amazing on you! XOXO
Hello beauty, I have done your hack today, i was scared that it will hurt my wig but it did not. I follow the correct way as the tutorial and it works soooo good. The wig I treated is ciri's one And it make the sine disappear and also make it softer and easier To brush. I think I would do this for every wig I will receive soon
Thank you
You are so beautiful! Like Courtney Cox! Thanks for the video! Best video I’ve found for this issue!
Thanks Taz. I wear dark color wigs and they can really shine. I used dry shampoo for brunettes but I can see the film on the fibers. I’ll have to try the baking soda rinse. Great tutorial
Thanks for commenting Gerri! XOXO
Once again you have really given us excellent information and advice. I absolutely LOVE to watch yourself videos. You are so sweet and intelligent and a pleasure to watch.
No question, you tamed the shine by all three methods -- it is quite obvious in this video and you made it look so simple. I like the baking soda bath. I wish I had known that shine would dissipate, when I first started wearing wigs. I gave away a few simply because they were too shiny and now can see that was premature. That said, I got a JR silicon spray to put on the heat friendly wigs to protect them each time I wear them and before putting them away, so I guess we add and subtract that coating as we need it. Funny, the silicon treatment does not seem to add shine, for some reason. This was helpful, especially for people who don't realize the shine is not a permanent problem! xo
Great feedback! Thanks for reminding us about the necessity "adding and subtracting"... it may seem confusing for newbies. XOXO
Your personality is so much fun ahh. Thanks for a helpful video
I am going to try the baking soda technique. Thank you, Taz!
Looks great! Noobie to wigs here...need all the teachings I can get. You are very good at teaching!
Excellent tip . Thanks, Taz
Thank you for the feedback Susan! XOXO
Thank U TAZ. You r adorable. I love ❤️ your reviews- informative intelligent beautiful & fun!
Patinkular Thank you so much for the sweet comments❤️❤️❤️
Thank youuuuu.... I’m into drag right now, and the only wig I have is horribly shiny. It sucks so thanks so much for this
Im starting drag. Have any tips?
@@VeeMiyakee best tip i ever heard was 'just have fun'
This worked wonders on my wig. It was just from party city and this took out a lot of the shine. Thanks for the tutorial
Thank you sooo much!🔥 I just purchased some faux locs- they are beautiful...~but shine-Neee!!! Your wig turned out great! I’m going to try your methods and let you know which one worked best for me!🤗
Excellent instructions!!!!!
Super helpful 👏🏽
Yes, definitely less shine on the dry-shampoo-treated side. I had to laugh with sympathy about your reaction to the spray. I do that too! And also with room freshener! :)And I thought after the baking soda rinse it was less shiny also, and fell more naturally too. Very informative video. Didn't know that about baking soda=salt and that dry shampoo was basically talcum. Thanks!
cinnie2 Thanks so much for tuning in! 💛💛❤️
Very beautiful wig! Looks like my JR Rachel in laguna blonde! Thanke for the tips Taz! I will try the baking soda!
I have Rachel and love her too!! She’s my go to summer glam!
I'm trying this tomorrow on my new platinum wig.
Great job Taz you can really see the difference thank you for the tip😍
Debera Crabb 💛💛💛
I’ve had one for 6 years and it’s still shiny 😂 and I’ve tried all these multiple times.
Oh dear! 😂😔🙏🏻
Time to get a new one.
That was a bad wig
you’re so cute and cheery! i love it!
Thank for the information, including a heads up regarding inhaling the dry shampoo. I have asthma, and am glad to know ahead of time that I should be careful.
Also: Cute kitty tail cameo appearance near the end. 🙂🐈
Hi Taz as always very helpful tips for us with are wigs. I have used the dry shampoo. I will try the baking soda I really could see the difference. Thank you very helpful.
Patty Liort I was surprised by the results actually. I’ll definitely do this again if needed💛💛💛
Thank u for the baking soda tip. I have yet to notice any reduction in the shine using dry shampoo.
Wow! very useful and important tips! Thank you. very cool. 👏👏👏👍❤️
Thank you! XOXO
Ok, going to put my new discovery here to share. So I purchased the L’Oreal Magic Root Cover Up spray. I have a few brunette wigs. One is the color Coffee Latte in the Amore and ROP lines. They are a little shiny for my liking. The L’Oreal spray has a super, super fine mist. Sprayed it all over…amazing! So excited it worked without clumping the fibers and no perfume smell or tell tale residue. I tried the dry shampoo for brunettes and the droplets were too large and didn’t really work. Left visible residue. I didn’t spray a lot either. The Root Cover Up spray comes in different shades too.
Always love your tips and tricks videos...thanks so much! :-)
rhondalyn134💕💕💕
Excellent, it worked on mine 🙏🏽
Thank you so much for this! You’re so helpful 🙂
Looks gr8. Gonna try.
Thank you for the tip's
What would be the best option for a bride of Frankenstein wig? I don’t want it to lose its shape or color but it’s very shiny
Fantastic tutorial Taz This will help me sooo much!! Thanks
Thanks I didn't have baby powder nor dry shampoo but I did have baking soda I see a big difference
That is a huge difference! Such a beautiful shade of blonde!! How did you get the Harper to lay flatter? I saw your previous reviews of this wig and it was definitely big Texas hair. Looks amazing laying flatter. I am interested in purchasing the wig.....especially if i could get it to lay flatter like you have it here. Love your reviews! I am very new at this and your videos have been so helpful to me!!
Courtney Lang Thank you! This Harper seems to have a little less permatease than the previous review. This one is much more manageable. Maybe done if the newer lots are like this one🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
I see a big difference Taz. I never heard of soaking in baking soda before but it sure worked!
Thank you so much for this! I got synthetic extensions for pictures and it looks specially shiny on camera 🥺
Thank you so very much again. I’ve a couple of wigs that I love but hate the glare that my wigs have.
Bobbi Buttons Thanks Bobbi! 💕💕💕
Hi Taz. Just to clarify one of your suggestions. I don’t think foundation powder is used, I know my foundation powder has my skin tone as it’s color. I believe what is suggested is the clear finishing powder...I might not be calling it by the correct name, maybe it’s called setting powder? ...but it is colorless.
Thank you. Excellent help! Will try the baking soda technique Ona all blonde wig I just bought.
U r just so darn cute in every wig u wear!!! U talk about not having any hair and honestly.....u r beautiful enough that u can pull off the bald look too. Love your videos. U r so down to earth and informative. Thank u for all u do. But, could u do something for us??? Show how u do your makeup once.??? I love how great u look. I'm much older than u( grey wigs for me lol) , but, your hints would still be useful!!
Linda Moser Thank you so much Linda! Maybe one day I’ll do a video on my makeup routine💛💛❤️
I do this and I'm happy with results. I'm going to leave the baking soda on for more than 4 hours.
Thank you sooo much for the tips ❤️❤️ can u tell me if we can use our ordinary shampoo instead of what u r using ?
I recommend using only shampoo formulated for synthetic wigs. If you have a human hair piece, you can use a regular shampoo that contains no sulfates. Thank you! XOXO
Just got the Jon Renau Julianne petite in Palm Springs Blonde today and i was so excited to get it, but when i opened the box i gasped at the shine! OMG!!!! I am new to wigs and my only other wig-my very first wig- is a Belle Tress HF in Rootbeer Float Blonde. So that’s all i had to compare it to. I am shook and very put off by the shine😩. I havent even put it on my head yet because i’m not sure about that shine. Its such a HUGE difference. I know there’s only one way to find out, but i am terrified 😬
Good luck!! This is perhaps the main reason I prefer heat friendly fibers.. they aren't "plastic" shiny looking XOXO
@@TAZSWIGCLOSET thank you Taz. Probably will try the baking soda.❤️
Looks great. Thanks.
So helpful! I love your tips.
sdraper2011 💛💛💛
Wonderful video!
I have only 2 wigs, but the blond hair is too shiny 🤔 and don’t know how can I fix the dresshair on her cause I used the iron for the process but isn’t fix 😓. It’s a tradicional synthetic wig, will baking soda work on my synthetic wig?
This method should be effective on any synthetic wig:-) XOXO
First Purchase is watch me wow in cocoa, I am a naturally dark brunette. Thank you for helping me so much through my hair loss journey and trying to feel beautiful again! Most your wigs are synthetic? Is it worth the cost of human hair once you get use to wearing hairpieces? Thank you again, you are beautiful inside as well as out!
I am new to wigs! Thank you for your video! This will be very helpful!
Thank you for the very important information.
Does Batiste carry a non Tinted spray!!??
Yes, the one I am using here is not tinted.. its scented, but not tinted
Thank you for your tips! I just got a new wig and it is too shiny so I was ready send it back. I am glad I watched your tutorial video. I will try start with the dry shampoo. Is any kind of the dry shampoo will or do I have use one just like yours? I am wondering what brand is your dry shampoo?
You're so classy and charming! 😍 reminds me of an old Hollywood actress 💕
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing. 🤗😘👍
Thanks for comments Rita! XOXO
you are a LIFESAVER! thank you so much ❤️
Thank you so very much. This was so very helpful. Blessings 🤗🤗🤗
You're so cute! Is that really a wig you're wearing? It's beautiful.
I like the messy bun extensions and found a perfect color match but the shine gives it away .
Thanks for these tips.
Thank you for the great tips!
Omg u have such lovely wigs, and what a difference the baking soda made!!!!!!!! I need to try this . Thanks for great video new subby!!! Yay!!!!
Such a nice woman
Have you any tips for flattening a new wig? when it seems to thick... 🤔
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What can i do with frizz control? I like my to be smooth for that 40s style look?
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I like this style ..what is it called and where did you get it, thank you
Hello! This is Henry Margu Harper in 614GR. You can get at most online retailers.. www.wigstudio1.com, namebrandwigs.com , cysterwigs.com wigs.com OXOX
When I use the dry shampoo to get rid of the shine I go outside to do it. It gets to me too.
I wonder if I'm using the wrong liquid fabric softener or if I have synth wigs on which it just doesn't work. I've tried the fabric softener method on my Lapin d'or wigs and my Dream Holic wigs and it just makes them more shiny. I've used baby powder and dry shampoo but that makes them rough and hard to comb through, plus it might transfer on black clothing so that doesn't have my preference either. Vinegar also didn't work on my wigs.
I also used baking soda, also didn't work.
This is maddening because I've seen fabric softener work on the cheapest "party city" wigs, but it doesn't seem to work on my wigs.
Careful with spraying that talcum powder. I breathed in medicated talcum powder for an itchy scalp and developed double pneumonia!
Thank you!! My throat clenches up at the first hint of it... I usually go in another room and hold my breath until I'm done..lol! Good info to know! XOXO
Oh my gosh I’m glad you’re ok now!
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Thank you! Much needed!!!!
I have 100% human hair bundles from a trusted hair company but for some reason it came out of the bag looking very shiny. Is the baking soda bath okay for human hair? And is the soaking for 4 hours okay for human hair as well? I only ask because I've seen instructions elsewhere that say only 5 minutes 😳. Human and synthetic hair will react differently to soaking in the baking soda correct? Sorry for all the questions I am just scared of ruining my v expensive hair 😭
I recommend emailing support@wigstudio1.com XOXO
I have 2 darker wigs i am definitely trying this on today. Love the wigs, not the shine
Your eyes are gorgeous
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I've found this very helpful, though i use Sauve shampoo
I used the baking soda bath on a brand new JR Cameron and it was so dry and crispy I can’t wear it. I used cold water and about 2 tbsp of baking soda 😪. Is there anyway to remedy this? I tried simply styling and Argonne oil already! Would love to reverse this process. Thanks.
Baking Soda is a salt and the synthetic fiber does not take it up into the fiber because it is not porous, so I would think making sure you rinse and rinse and rinse and do a nice soak in conditioner XOXO
apple cider vineyard also gets rid of shine. and talc too.
do you have to wash the wig after a day with dray shampoo or some other product?
I wash my wigs every 8-9 wearings with wig safe shampoo:-) XOXO
Just Skip to 6:15. You're welcome!😉
Cool who knew !
I know were supossed to use shampoo formulated for synthetic wigs, but what will happen to it if we use regular hair shampoo?
I have not tried it, but most shampoos have sulfates that may damage synthetic fibers. XOXO
I have used super sulfate free shampoo that was made for little babies when my kids were little and it kept the fibers ok, but it was just as expensive as synthetic wig products so I just stick to the products designed for wig use
I’m new here and I got a new synthetic wig and it’s frizzy, how do I get rid of the friz
Maybe try steaming the areas of frizz? Shoot some steam at it while using round brush to pull through:-) XOXO