Comments on: How to defrizz a synthetic wig http://jeezlouise.net Tue, 24 Jan 2012 20:14:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: | Jeez Louise http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3833 | Jeez Louise Wed, 11 Mar 2009 14:05:49 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3833 [...] How to defrizz a synthetic wig [...] [...] How to defrizz a synthetic wig [...]

]]> By: MN http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3832 MN Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:02:20 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3832 Hi Louise. 4/28/08 Great presentation. Actually, I tried something similar ('Cause I said anything would be better than the frizz.) and got pretty good results. The hair got smooth and didn't burn. But I think I just used the curling iron alone, and I lost the loose curl or body of the style. (Yeah, fibers are akin to plastic, so synthetic hair has no body as does human hair.) But your suggestion seems the best yet. I may try it and if I lose the curve or style, I may try a stiff gel and tautly roll the hair on large curlers and let it air dry and see what happens. I was trying to find out if there was a secret finishing lotion or spray or something with which the manufacturer finishes the synthetic wig as the last step in the process of making it. My wig was ultra smooth and silky and the hair swings - when I first buy it. But in about a week, it loses its original sheen and swing. So I just wondered what the wig maker uses, and it is probably a trade secret. Regards, MN Hi Louise.
4/28/08

Great presentation. Actually, I tried something similar (‘Cause I said anything would be better than the frizz.) and got pretty good results. The hair got smooth and didn’t burn. But I think I just used the curling iron alone, and I lost the loose curl or body of the style. (Yeah, fibers are akin to plastic, so synthetic hair has no body as does human hair.) But your suggestion seems the best yet. I may try it and if I lose the curve or style, I may try a stiff gel and tautly roll the hair on large curlers and let it air dry and see what happens. I was trying to find out if there was a secret finishing lotion or spray or something with which the manufacturer finishes the synthetic wig as the last step in the process of making it. My wig was ultra smooth and silky and the hair swings – when I first buy it. But in about a week, it loses its original sheen and swing. So I just wondered what the wig maker uses, and it is probably a trade secret.

Regards,

MN

]]> By: Nezumi http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3825 Nezumi Tue, 22 Apr 2008 00:38:59 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3825 Thank you so much, you are a wig saver! The difference in my wig is amazing. My wig had looked so frizzed before and after reading this it still took my a few weeks to decide whether or not I would actually do this( Taking heat to a synthetic wig? Scary thought). I'm glad I did because my wig turned out amazing. This has helped my wig last longer and I can't wait to show my friends this wonderful discovery. Thank you so much, you are a wig saver! The difference in my wig is amazing. My wig had looked so frizzed before and after reading this it still took my a few weeks to decide whether or not I would actually do this( Taking heat to a synthetic wig? Scary thought). I’m glad I did because my wig turned out amazing. This has helped my wig last longer and I can’t wait to show my friends this wonderful discovery.

]]> By: Jeymy http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3826 Jeymy Tue, 08 Apr 2008 02:05:00 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3826 Great tip!! i tried it and it worked perfectly! i had the same problem u had, i have had this wig for less than one month and the ends were getting frizzy and now the ends were def. softer and it looked unfrizzed. :) Great tip!! i tried it and it worked perfectly! i had the same problem u had, i have had this wig for less than one month and the ends were getting frizzy and now the ends were def. softer and it looked unfrizzed. :)

]]> By: Sachi http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3827 Sachi Wed, 02 Apr 2008 17:25:37 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3827 Thank you! You're a lifesaver. I brought a 3/4 wig in november of last year, and it's gotten quite frizzy. I'm not in a great financial situation right now, so it'll be a while before I can afford to replace it. So... I've been walking around with a ragged looking head of hair. Hopefully your technique will work, and I'll be able to get a little more use out of my faux mane x) Thank you! You’re a lifesaver. I brought a 3/4 wig in november of last year, and it’s gotten quite frizzy. I’m not in a great financial situation right now, so it’ll be a while before I can afford to replace it. So… I’ve been walking around with a ragged looking head of hair. Hopefully your technique will work, and I’ll be able to get a little more use out of my faux mane x)

]]> By: rudydanielle http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3828 rudydanielle Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:41:24 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3828 I just wanted to thank you. I am waiting for my new wig to arrive, 6-8 weeks, I live in Anaheim, CA so no matter where you live, you wait. After spending somewhere upwards of $750.00 for a human hair wig and dermafix I still needed to be able to wear my synthetic wig for 6-8 weeks while I wait for the new one and spending more $$ didn't really appeal to me and your article here helped a bunch...now if there was someway to keep the hair from pulling out of the wig everytime it's brushed wouldn't that be awesome. Thanks again. I just wanted to thank you. I am waiting for my new wig to arrive, 6-8 weeks, I live in Anaheim, CA so no matter where you live, you wait. After spending somewhere upwards of $750.00 for a human hair wig and dermafix I still needed to be able to wear my synthetic wig for 6-8 weeks while I wait for the new one and spending more $$ didn’t really appeal to me and your article here helped a bunch…now if there was someway to keep the hair from pulling out of the wig everytime it’s brushed wouldn’t that be awesome. Thanks again.

]]> By: Ally http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3831 Ally Tue, 12 Feb 2008 11:38:55 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3831 absolute genius...thanks sooo much x absolute genius…thanks sooo much
x

]]> By: Paris http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3830 Paris Mon, 11 Feb 2008 19:17:53 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3830 Hi Louise, I hope wearing your wigs give you the same confidence as if you were styling your own hair. You're a woman and you are beautiful no matter what. I was so giddy after reading your post and saying to myself had I known this question needed an answer I would have told someone a long time ago. I'm 26 so let me think. Around tenth grade I decided to get individual braids in syntheic hair. A pretty dusty blonde color. I like to be different so I decided to straighten the ends kind of like all the young girls are wearing the human hair braids now. Anyhow, the same process you stated worked. I combed the tangles out and brushed it until it looked almost like how a horses mane looks. I then took my curling wand using the lowest heat seating and went over the hair like it was a flat iron. I then curled the hair in ringlets. Let's just say everyone was amazed that the hair didn't burn or melt and that the curls actually held up and didn't look frizzy. Suprisingly I also did a pony tail updo like this but I dipped the ends in the boiling hot water after combing all the kinks out. It looked just like a human hair pony tail. Trust me it works. Just take your time. Hi Louise,

I hope wearing your wigs give you the same confidence as if you were styling your own hair. You’re a woman and you are beautiful no matter what. I was so giddy after reading your post and saying to myself had I known this question needed an answer I would have told someone a long time ago. I’m 26 so let me think. Around tenth grade I decided to get individual braids in syntheic hair. A pretty dusty blonde color. I like to be different so I decided to straighten the ends kind of like all the young girls are wearing the human hair braids now. Anyhow, the same process you stated worked. I combed the tangles out and brushed it until it looked almost like how a horses mane looks. I then took my curling wand using the lowest heat seating and went over the hair like it was a flat iron. I then curled the hair in ringlets. Let’s just say everyone was amazed that the hair didn’t burn or melt and that the curls actually held up and didn’t look frizzy. Suprisingly I also did a pony tail updo like this but I dipped the ends in the boiling hot water after combing all the kinks out. It looked just like a human hair pony tail. Trust me it works. Just take your time.

]]> By: Alex http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3829 Alex Mon, 04 Feb 2008 18:16:15 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3829 Thanks! I will start wearing a wig very soon due to hair loss thanks to illness and meds. I have been very overwhlemed by the whole thing and ended up buying a wig on ebay. It is synthetic and I do hope that it won't look too obvious. I am very happy to know that there are other people out there that are helpful and can provide insights into wig problems and can help us newbies. Thanks again, Alex - London Thanks! I will start wearing a wig very soon due to hair loss thanks to illness and meds. I have been very overwhlemed by the whole thing and ended up buying a wig on ebay. It is synthetic and I do hope that it won’t look too obvious. I am very happy to know that there are other people out there that are helpful and can provide insights into wig problems and can help us newbies.
Thanks again,
Alex – London

]]> By: Jeez Louise » Check it out http://jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/comment-page-1/#comment-3824 Jeez Louise » Check it out Sat, 26 Jan 2008 23:17:58 +0000 http://www.jeezlouise.net/how-to-defrizz-a-synthetic-wig/#comment-3824 [...] spent a lot of time this morning writing a page about how to de frizz a synthetic wig. You can check it out here, if you have any interest in that sort of [...] [...] spent a lot of time this morning writing a page about how to de frizz a synthetic wig. You can check it out here, if you have any interest in that sort of [...]

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