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MORE TUTORIALS HERE --------> www.facebook.com/AlexaMaddenCoβ¦Removing the shine to your wig
Materials:
Fabric softener
Talc
Fork
Hair Iron
Hair spray
Let soak in a bucket. Fabric softener and a liter of water for 5 days!! and allow to dry in the shade! P.D:Β dried with the fabric softener!!
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so just a cup of fabric softener and a liter of water for five days?
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U have to cover the wig with the amount of water necessary
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oka thank you c:
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so just a cup of fabric softener and a liter of water for five days?
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No problem!! Oh! I invite you to my page on facebook of Cosplay: click here: [link] <3
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Does it make the wig softer also?
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soft and leaves a rich scent
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I don't really get what the talcum is for .__."
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The fabric softener removes the brightness but not entirely.
Talc helps remove excess shine
Many people use it to remove the fat the natural hair if you have not bathed. ah ah ah
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Aaaah, I see! Thanks very much!
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did the wig lose its shape after being soaked?? o:
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the shape of the wig is maintained. After you can stylize it as you wish
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thank you very much!!!
I hope everything you find on my site is functional for you
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The link appears to be broken? (I tried refreshing and it still didn't work.) Do you think you could comment with the link again?
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awww 
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Thanks! There it goes!
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that link doesn't work.
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can you take the shine out of multiple wigs at once? I have a lot of gross shine on my favourite wigs and I'd like to get them a ll done quickly. Does the fabric sotener make the wigs any more or less comfy to wear?
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of course you can use it in all the wigs you want.
No matter what fiber is (Kanekalon or other).
then are very soft and easier to comb
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so I could fill up a bucket with the solution take all my wigs and put them in and 5 days later they are all matte and soft?
How would you recommend doing this for long wigs?
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Wait, so can you iron even non-heat resistant wigs after doing this? Or is this just for heat-stylable wigs??
this tutorial is really cool though either way :V
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You have to try if your wig heat resistant hair iron
my tutorial only teaches you to remove the shine on your wig
All wigs are different. Test on hair to a very low temperature.
And if it does not work I recommend using a fabric as protection between one thing and another.
Thank you very much for asking!!
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what about wig fire
the wig i want to use is not heat resistant
but i dont need to style it or anything
id just comb it back out
is that okay?
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of course
I put everything I did with the wig
but all is not necessary
the important is let in the water with a cup of fabric softener and sufficient water for 5 days
then not wash or spin and let it dry in the shade
put a little talcum powder and hairspray and ready!
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yay thanks!
just wanted to make sure there wouldn't be something strange happening do to a result of different types of wig fibers
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Thnks!! I hope this tutorial works for you
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I hope u like this!
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if you wanted your wig to be shiny still, but not as shiny as before, would you just leave it in the fabric softener for a lesser amount of days?
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yeah right!
you can use in ur quality wigs also
I've left my kanekalon wigs for a day or three
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This looks pretty neat, when soaking it did a lot of hair come out? Or just like the usual wash amount?
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We must stop the softener in the wig. And dry in the shade
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Looks amazing now! Very useful!
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Thank you very much!
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Ohh genial! muchas gracias por este tutorial
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thank you, so so much! I needed this!
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