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Factory made & freshly opened synthetic wigs should not
contain any smell. Yet, depending upon the supplier synthetic wigs might carry
pungent smell of chemicals often time. Synthetic wigs also absorb smells from
the environment such as smoke from cooking, fire, tobacco etc. Wearing
synthetic wigs over time without taking care to wash it also produces bad
sweaty smell that do not dissipate easily. Deposits and oil secreted by scalp glands
turn wigs dirty and make them stink. In order to remove the foul-smell out of
synthetic wigs, try one of the following DIY methods.
Apple Cider Vinegar Dilution
Since synthetic wigs are finished by alkaline to protect the
hair fiber & to keep them heat-resistant, they might generate unpleasant or
nasty smells. If the smell does not go even after ordinary washing then it is
time to roll the sleeves up for an extra step! Prepare a solution of Apple
cider vinegar with water in 4:1 ratio. Mix it well & let your wig soaked in
the solution for 20-30 minutes. The vinegar will work out to remove the white
film off of your wig. This film is actually the product buildup & chemicals
clinging to your synthetic wig. This method is also recommended to people who
are allergic to synthetic wigs just because of the chemicals or dyes used in
the manufacturing.
Baking Soda
Baking soda is a wonderful agent to deodorize synthetic
wigs. It also is considered a good alternative to wig shampoo. To use baking
soda, fill your washing sink with ¾ of water & add 1/4th cup of
baking soda. Dissolve it completely to prevent chalky residue and soak your synthetic
wig for 4 hours. Wash your synthetic wig as you usually do & let it air
dry.
After you are done with either of these DIY methods; spray
off your synthetic wigs with a DIY wig conditioner. Wig conditioner keeps your
wig soft, smooth & style intact. It also adds a natural shine & sweet fragrance to your synthetic wigs that you might have purchased after making
heavy savings out of your limited pocket money.
Apple cider vinegar worked!
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