Steam a Frizzy, Damaged Wig back to Life
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2020
- Patti shows you how you can steam a frizzy, heat damaged wig with steam to bring it back to life. While we suggest using a wig steamer which can be found here: www.wigsbypattispearls.com/jo..., you also can use the steam setting on your iron. Be careful not to let the iron touch the wig! Keep it at least 1 inch away from the hair!
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I love it when you call me punkin! ❤️💋
I love when she calls me pumpkin and precious and sings to me.
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I know this is off topic, but the way you add endearments brought me to tears. It reminds me of my grandma and it's just a time when I need things like this a little more. Thank you.
Wow, thank you so much for sharing!!!
I agree! So precious to be spoken to with such love! ❤ Way to go!
I just love how you speak to your wig and us!
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I just love listening to you! You make me feel like your talking right to me 😊
Thank you ma’am found you video now at 2022 and it worked on my Jon renau wig she looks good as new.
So happy to hear that!! Thank you for watching❤
You are so clever. Thank you for showing us how to care for our wigs.
I just found you Patti! I've watched several of your videos and learned so much! I have worn synthetic wigs most of my adult life. I'm 77 and modeled in the past and I continue to try and look my best!! I live in San Diego. You're a treasure!! Keep up the inspirations!!! Thank you!! Susan
Welcome to our community!❤ We're so happy you found us and we hope you continue enjoying our videos. Thank you for following along!😍
My heart lit when you called out nicknames 😍
Tried this today and my JR Brooklyn is no longer frizzy and feels like new again. A miracle forsure. Thanks for sharing 🥰
Oh wow, going to try this on my wig! I cosplay and totally accidentally heat damaged the bangs on one of my favorite wigs, so I’m so excited to have found your video.
So excited for you!🤩 Thank you for watching!
I've started using silicone on all my wigs...trying to stay away from too much heat..miracle treatments.♥️
You are precious 💕
Haha, that wig is awful! What a mess! Increcible that you were able to restore it. I'm learning so much from Patti. Such a shame with all the wigs I've thrown away in the past. Some of them could definitely have been saved.
This is definitely a great trick for making those synthetics last longer!😊 So glad you found it helpful!
I totally fixed a gross thrift store wig into a beautiful one using this trick! Thank you!
Wow!! We'd love to see that transformation. You go girl!!👏👏
You are so cute Patti--love watching you.
TY so much for showing us how to fix our wigs
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You seem like a super sweet wonderful woman. Thank you for the tutorial, helped me a lot!!
You are so so kind. Thank you❤ So glad we could help!
i do this with my wig but i cover the wig with a towel so the iron doesn`t melt the synth hair!
you are a sweetheart
Brilliant, love it! Patti I watch from home in quarantine in the Highlands of Scotland and I just wanted to say thank you for all your advice and tips as I started this journey only 2 months ago and I have done the tears and the not telling anyone and now I'm a hussy and telling everyone yeah I have alopecia and yeah I m lucky cause i get to change my hair every day and have perfect hair everyday! lol xx
Well done you..😊
Way to go Dawn. Me too . 👍👍
You go girl. Stand tall and be proud.
Well God bless you, my brave little Highland pal. I hope to someday get to your part of the world.
Glad to know I’m not alone.
Excellent, so very many thanks Patti. I have an iron and this i will use till i can get my steamer. Thanks again🌸🙂💐💕❤️
OMGah! I just love you for this! Although my (and my husband’s) favorite ever girl is heat-friendly, because I wear her so often, she’s become a tangled mess of frizz at the ends and due to her price tag I can’t just replace her every 4-5 months (ok, that’s actually stretching it a bit). So your tutorial has me singing that same tune you let out early in the video, lol, and I can’t thank you enough. New subscriber here! You (and this video) rock!
Hi Beth!!!! We're so glad you found this video helpful! Hopefully, you will find the rest just as enjoyable! Sending many blessings in your direction.....
Thank you so much! Very helpful! Just baked 2 favorite wigs along with the pizza!
I wish I had a naturally sweet disposition like Patti 💕💕
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Nice my love. Thank you for showing us
Thank you you love ❤️ it worked brilliantly
That is wonderful to hear!! Thank you for sharing❤
Fantastic!!!always so helpful ❤
So glad it was helpful!💖💖
This is brilliant! 😎
What do you do if you have cut your lace to short?
Mama Patti 💓
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Thanks Patti
You bet!😘
Thanks alot! U saved mee
omg nooooo the iron this made me laugh
🤣🤣 A regular steamer or a wig steamer are perfectly acceptable choices as well 😝
I have a brand new wig that I paid a lot of money for ($500). But I wear it everyday and I only have the one wig. The ends are super nasty dry, tangled and frizzed like the hair on an old Barbie doll that was abused. But my wig is not heat resistant and it is curly. Will steaming it ruin it? And will I lose the curls? It is Avalon by Estetica.
Those ends wear out super quick on a longer wig. You can use steam. I would suggest using a handheld steamer instead of the iron. Steam is considered wet heat which you can use on regular synthetic. Heating tools like a flat iron are dry heat and damaging to regular synthetic. While you can use steam on your Avalon to improve the fiber, it will remove the curl. That said, you can add curl back by putting in rollers and applying steam. A steamer is a synthetic wig's best friend!!! It basically works as a styling tool. You might also try the Envy Renew and Repair spray. It really helps with tangling, frizzing, and that rough texture.
So for a straight wig do I just leave on the towel to air dry?
You can either hang on a wig stand or lay on a towel
I am new to wigs. I’ve been wearing a non-heat friendly synthetic wig for 2 weeks now. The nape is already starting to frizz. Is that normal?
Hi Natalie! Yes, it is very normal for any synthetics to frizz after wear, especially if it is a longer piece that is constantly rubbing against clothing, chairs, car seats etc. You can use a silicone wig spray to prevent this from happening as quickly. We recommend Envy's Renu and Repair Glosser Spray, found here: www.wigsbypattispearls.com/envy-renu-and-repair-glosser-spray.html
You can use a silicone spray before wear, and then a detangling spray after you take it off (or vice versa). This will help it not happen as quickly. Once it does happen, you can use a steamer to smooth it back out😊
@@Wigsbypattispearls Thank you 😊
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Hope it was helpful! :)
Hi is this only for Synthetic wigs or can I use it heat Friendly wigs
This is for both! Steam is a wet heat (not a dry heat) so it's safe for both fibers.
Good scoop...but when I start my wig journey I'm gonna start a wig replacement fund. LOL. I wish Patti was in CA, but I'm thinking she's glad she's not. LOL