You are an absolute angel, thank you so much!!! I work primarily with 40in/100cm synthetic wigs light in colour that I have to combine together so the weft tracks don't show through and then go through the combined wig with a razor and shears to manually thin it out, but these shearing scissors work so great and are such a life/time savor!!!
I did this without twisting but on the inside first. You can see some cuts on the inside but not the outside. I should of twisted 😆 it would of solved that issue.
I guess because the manufacturers want customers to keep buying them regularly. Imagine if they do this will you be needing to buy them as often as you should?! Just saying though. I don’t know for certain
@@divabyqbwigs Well, I mean, a long wig that this hasn't been done to, in my experience, is just completely unusable. Brush out the tangles, put it on, all the tangles are back. I'm not saying this doesn't work, I'm just puzzled as to why they don't do this.
@@BerryTheBnnuyI agree with you because if it works they should be doing it at the factory so we can keep coming back to buy more because synthetic is cheap and by doing that it will also be tangle free
Hi Danielle, sorry to hear that, but there are different reasons why this happens. If you are wearing Synthetic Wigs, it is due to the fiber in them, however you can reduce frizzing by using the hack shared in this video. Another tip is to use leave in conditioner as this helps to keep your wig soft and moisturized and prevent it from being dry. Lastly you need to comb or brush your wigs as often as needed. I hope this helps.
