I took your recommendation! Bambu is the bomb. I was able to save a wig that was ready for its funeral. With the overnight Bambu treatment and a disguising curly style, I can now get more wear out of it. Thank you for the brilliant tip. XXOO
Hi there! So thankful for this video! This is the kind of help I need bc I am fairly new to wig wearing. For me, there is not enough of these kind of videos to watch. It’s very important to learn how to take care of the few wigs that I have. Thank you so much, I can say that I really mean it as I watched another video that u demonstrated the Bamboo silicon mix & it was GREAT! I ordered some & WOW, it made all the difference in the world! My wig that I thought had come to its end of life was suddenly revived!!! Please continue too make these helpful videos!!! I really need them! You are AMAZING, so knowledgeable & I really appreciate you! Thanks again! God Bless You! I am so GRATEFUL! Sincerely, Iris🥰
I am so glad that you recommended the Bambu silicone mix in a prior video. I was really frustrated with how my fibers were feeling on my skin after about 6 months, and how unrealistic it felt to the touch. I wear the same one every weekday full-time for about 8 months straight on average, and this year I was going for an entire school year if possible. So I tried the Bambu product and I could tell it made a difference after the first use. It feels and looks better now at 9 months than it did at 6 months, since I use it every washing - about once every 2 weeks. I realize they recommend most traditional synthetics are "supposed" to last 3-6 months, but if they still look good, why not stretch it out longer? I will probably try the silicone spray Simply Stylin some time, but this is working well for now. Thanks again for the recommendation!
The wig in this video is OVER A YEAR OLD!! People always ask me why I don't donate my wigs, and it's because I don't really get rid of many of them, I keep them going with this Silicon Mix as long as humanly possible!
@@TheWiggyWoman And old ones help with color and style comparisons when you are shopping for a new style too. I have old ones I will never wear again for that purpose.
I’ve been wearing wigs for about 4 years but lately I decided to go down the topper rabbit hole, found your channel and reconnected with some other channels I used to watch when I first got into wigs! Love your videos and topics!
I never heard of the bamboo silicon, been using simply stylin, but it looks like bambu does a phenomenal job. Will be looking for this product, but where can we get it at best price?
Thanks for the detailed tutorial. You did say to try to not get much of the mix on the wig cap. When folding up the slathered-with-mix ends into the cap before placing in the plastic bag to sit for several plus hours, isn’t that causing a lot of the silicone mix to find it’s way to soaking into the cap or are you finding that is not an issue? Thank you.
It is ok for some of the conditioner to get on the cap, or the roots - you just don't want to rub it into the roots. You'll see when I apply it, I do put conditioner on the top but more on the outer surface vs. working it in.
After using the bamboo silicone, my wig is left with a SUPER strong fragrance that I can't tolerate! How do you get rid of that smell? Is there anything else that can be used to condition wigs - without such a strong smell?? Thanks!
I would like to know as well. I used this after watching the video on my favorite wig. The smell was so strong! I rewashed it again the next day and added a little baking soda to help remove the smell. Still there… it is so strong when I enter the room that it’s in I can smell it. I’m not even sensitive to smells- but I can’t wear it. 😢
This is exactly why i don't use that stuff anymore... yeah it works but you smell like an old lady that broke her perfume bottle over her head. Yuck... wish they could make a less offensive scent
So I just purchased an Angelica wig. Are there drug store affordable products to wash and condition it? Also, do I put it on a styrofoam head to let it dry? Last thing, how are your wigs hung on your wig wall?
Let me start with the easiest question first! Here’s a video on how I made the wig wall! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uGQHrI0Jex4.html
Drugstore products, I personally don’t use because I prefer to use wig specific stuff. But, some people like to condition it with unscented fabric softener. My only advice there would be to not get a lot of fabric softener on the cap. And for shampoo, you could use a very very gentle baby shampoo!
Great video! Can I ask, why do you wash in cold water? Does it have to be cold? I've heard about giving a wig "a cold bath" to reduce the puffiness..? Is that why? Thank you!
@@TheWiggyWoman thank you. Can you please make a video about how to stop buying wigs addictively? And ruin yourself financially? It's so hard not to buy a wig, when you see all those reviews online. There are so many beautiful wigs... I honestly think that buying wigs could be very addictive. Also, I was wondering, what should we do with old synthetic wigs? It is plastic and do we recycle them somehow? Do you put them in a bin with other plastics? Thank you again! 😘
I only make videos on things I know- and I honestly am addicted to wigs and am no help here!!! I still wear synthetics I bought years ago, and have donated a couple to people I know personally who needed them. But there is a group on Facebook called Sister to Sister blessed with hair to share that will accept donations and help match them to recipients! If I don’t personally have someone to donate a wig to, that’s the next place I’d turn to. I personally would never throw a wig away. You’d be amazed at how the right person can bring new life to a wig.
Just don’t put the silicone near the cap. On a synthetic, the silicone won’t likely impact the knots but just don’t coat those knots and you should be ok. Stop about 2 inches from the root
That is a personal decision. It can help with the shine to wash it. If you like more volume letting it dry upside down also gives it a ton off oomph. But, personally - I do not. I feel like every wash adds wear and tear to them, so I try to get my 7-10 wears out of them first while it is fresh and looking its best and then wash it when it's needed.
The great thing about having a diagnosis, even if it wasn't the diagnosis that I wanted, is that things like this are a waste of money. It's hard to claim something can regrow hair without knowing the reason the hair fell out in the first place :) - Permanent scarring hair isn't growing back with shampoo, sadly
