Rinsing a Wig

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Summary: How to rinse a wig after washing; get professional tips and advice on methods, techniques, and products for buying and wearing wigs in this free beauty video.

Views: 418 | Tags: natural, hair, female, human, costume, wigs, womens

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Verdiana Medina Verdiana Medina works at a wig store, and she has been wearing wigs for many years. read more

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Rinsing a Wig

Hi, my name is Verdiana and we are with expertvillage.com. Today we are talking about how to take care of your wig. How to wash it. Previously we have mentioned shampooing it. You don't have to worry about conditioning it cause most of your wig shampoo would be a wig and conditioner shampoo it would be the two in one. So once you washed it and it soapy full of water, you would want to rinse it through thoroughly. You want to make sure you get all the soap out and be very very careful because you don't want to pull on it too hard. You just maybe want to run your fingers through very lightly. You know kind of just let the water run out or switch basins and just have one basin full of water with no soap in it. Swish it in there and make sure all the soap is out. Maybe pull it in and pull it down and let the water drip down along with the soap.