Synthetic hair wigs boost confidence & appearance by adding an instant appealing factor. Since everything has its pros and cons, synthetic
wigs also hold side effects including making your scalp dry & itchy. Things
however remain under control, provided you take serious but immediate measures
to tackle the underlying issues that might be causing the infection. Synthetic wigs if are not washed properly, develop product build-up or holdup washing residues
that instigate itchy scalp, promote bumps & infections. To avoid
suffering from synthetic wig related side-effects, consider the following tips
& treatments.
Good Quality Synthetic Wig
It is a myth widely believed that only human hair wigs can be
quality wigs. Contrary to the myth; synthetic wigs are often far way better
than human hair wigs. They are easier to maintain than human hair wigs. Some
people opine that they wash easy & stay comfortable. Synthetic wigs are also
considered more airy and breathable than human hair wigs.
Cotton Liner
Wearing cotton liner ensures comfortable experience with
synthetic wigs. Cotton liners absorb moisture & help reduce greasy or oily
buildup that could spoil the wig’s base.
Rinse & Wash
If you use handful of styling products, gels & sprays
over synthetic hair wigs; be very careful about washing them after 15 to 20
wears- or a bit more frequently depending upon your lifestyle. Product buildup
or shampoo residues turn wig dry & the wig base scaly that might cause rash
on your scalp.
Witch-Hazel
If when wearing synthetic wigs you feel an intolerable
itching sensation that divert your attention then go private, remove your
synthetic wig & pass a cotton swab soaked in witch-hazel over your scalp.
This calms down the dryness in instants as it is known for removing the annoying
build-up.
Zinc Lotions
Wearing synthetic wigs in routine can block the hair
follicles. It also reduces the flow of oxygen that might cause scalp
irritation, bumps, and redness. To help relieve the wig stress, use zinc
lotions. Zinc is a natural anti-bacterial agent that helps prevent infections
caused by synthetic wigs.
There might not necessarily be any serious reasons behind synthetic wigs causing itchy scalp. Sometimes only few lose or stray fibers
that come off during casual combing & brushing are the innocent culprits.
Always shake off synthetic wigs gently before putting them on to shed the free
fibers off the wig. As a side note, keep your synthetic wig hydrated using this DIY conditioner for a soft, cooler & pleasant experience with synthetic
wigs.
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