Synthetic wigs are very easy to care for!. There is no need, to set, or blow dry the hair as you would, with human hair.
The hairstyle is baked in and bounces back into
place after washing the wig.
Before washing your wig, gently ease out any tangles and try not to stretch the
hair. To wash your wig, soak it in a large basin of cold water and wig shampoo.
I like to add baking soda which removes odors and gently boosts cleansing.
Do not use hot water when washing your wig! Heat will remove the style.
Next, follow with a wig conditioner in the final rinse, and gently shake out the excess water from the wig.
Place the wig, on a wire wig stand and let it air dry.
Never brush your wig while it's wet! When your wig is completely dry, give it a good shake, to bring the style back to life.
Most wigs, have a pre-set style, which will bounce right back after being washed.
To freshen- up your wig between shampoos, you may use a fabric spray like
"Febreze."

Don't try to get every hair perfectly in place. This can make your wig look "unnatural" or "wiggy".
Use wig brushes, combs, your fingers and other styling accessories such as
wig-oil spray, wig hair spray or styling gel.
Synthetic Styles:
Try the "shake and go" method. Many styles, just only need, a good shake or finger
styling and they're ready to wear. For tight, curly or ringlet styles, give the wig a gentle
shake, then, gently lift the curls with a pick comb or your fingers. DO NOT BRUSH. For
wavy styles with loose curls, just brush lightly with a wig styling brush or pick comb
using short, lifting strokes enough to relax the style. For long, curly styles use your
fingers, or a pick comb to gently lift and separate the curls.