Yes! It survived the shampoo service! My custom made stocking cap wig needed to be shampooed to maintain a freshness from the weather and elements. I forgot to mention that I got rained on. So if it survived the rainfall, then I figured it should survive a wash. It did fine. I did Not shampoo inside the unit. I focused just on the outside hair while it was NOT on my head. I kept the unit right side up. Some of the infusion hairline lifted off and another hairline track lifted partially. All were easy and quick repairs. I have to admit that it was harder for the freshly washed and conditioned hair to hold a curl. Also, the velcro rollers that I originally used did not curl as neatly as I wanted. I still had to use the hot curlers.
So as you can see, the stocking cap wig is in the ballpark, but I will have to re-curl it with some holding spray soon to give the curls some firmness or the wind is going to blow my curls back out.
So the glue and the stocking cap held up fine, and I used Herbal Essence Color Me Happy shampoo and conditioner.
It looks lovely on you.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I am loving it! My locks underneath provide enough texture to keep it from sliding off. LOL! Maybe women should consider locks to pad their wigs. LOL!
DeleteI know what you mean. Since I have been wearing the braids under my wig, my wig also feels much more snug as well.
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