SYNTHETIC HAIR CARE INSTRUCTIONS
WE RECOMMEND WASHING YOUR SYNTHETIC WIG EVERY 6-8 WEARS.
Recommended Jon Renau products you will need:
- Wide
Tooth Comb
- Fiber
Love Shampoo
- Fiber
Love Conditioning Spray
- HD
Smooth Detangler
- Fiber
Love Holding Spray
WASH
Before washing your wig or hairpiece, gently remove any
tangles with your Jon Renau Paddle Brush or Wide Tooth Comb.
Wash with cool running water using Synthetic Wig Shampoo
into the hair.
Gently lather the hair with shampoo while making sure that
the hair is traveling in the same direction. DO NOT rub hair as this may cause
tangling.
Rinse thoroughly in cool water until water runs clear.
DRY
Wrap wig or hairpiece in a towel and gently pat dry.
Gently detangle hair using your Jon Renau wide
tooth comb.
Spray with Jon Renau Leave-In Conditioning Spray (3-5
pumps).
Allow wig or hairpiece to air dry naturally by placing on a
plastic or wire wig stand. DO NOT blow dry!
STYLE
Styling is very easy with your Jon Renau wig or hairpiece. We recommend simply
using your fingertips or wig brush/comb for your desired style.
If fullness is desired, gently backcomb hair using your
brush/comb, then smooth the surface hair over and apply Jon Renau Holding
Spray.
DO NOT use heat to style synthetic fiber (curling irons,
flat irons, blow dryers, etc).
TIPS
- Be cautious when standing near a heat source (i.e. open
oven, heater, etc.) Excessive heat can damage the fiber.
- We recommend using HD Smooth Detangler with a wide tooth
comb to detangle your synthetic wig or hairpiece. This is especially important
with the mid-length to long length wig.
- If you receive your wig or hairpiece and there is a slight
"cold crimp" in the style, mist with water and HD Smooth Detangler
Spray and smooth back into the original shape; allow to air dry completely.
- Mono Top wigs allow multi-directional parting in the
monofilament area. If the fiber is being resistant when changing the parting,
warm your hands by vigorously rubbing them together and place your palm flat on
the part, hold for 10-15 seconds. The warmth from your hands will help the
fiber settle into the new parting and direction.
- When cutting synthetic fiber, we recommend using a dense
steel blade shear. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND USING A RAZOR FOR CUTTING SYNTHETIC
FIBER. This tool can shred the ends and lead to fraying and damage to the
fiber.