Whether you wear a wig for medical reasons or simply like to change your style without the need for permanent hair cuts or coloring, a wig needs to be kept in good condition. There are many reasonably priced wig services and treatments available but making your own is easy. Wig care ensures that your wig stays glossy and helps reduce the risk of knots which can be difficult to remove. Following simple wig care guidelines such as home made wig shampoo and conditioners help your wig to stay looking fresh and fabulous for longer.
Remove the spray top from the spray bottle and rinse under cold water.
Measure 1 teaspoon of jojoba oil and pour it into the empty spray bottle.
Add 1 teaspoon of sweet almond oil to the jojoba oil.
Measure 1/2 teaspoon of vegetable glycerin and pour this into the spray bottle which creates a glossy finish to each hair strand and will help assist you when brushing out the knots.
Add 10 drops of rosemary oil into the mixture and then fill the spray bottle up with cold water.
Replace the lid and shake the spray bottle vigorously to ensure that all of the ingredients are combined.
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