admin Swiss lace is the finest grade of lace used to make modern wigs. While it is more difficult to detect than coarser grades of lace, it is extremely fragile and should be used gently to maximize the lifespan of a wig. The most common source of wear and tear for lace wigs is the washing process. By washing the wig carefully and gently and taking a few precautions, a Swiss lace wig can be washed with a minimum of wear.
Instructions
1 Place the wig on a wig holder using the same adhesive you use when wearing the wig. Attempting to wash a wig without a holder can distort the lace cap.
2 Brush the wig gently with a soft-bristle brush to remove any knots or tangles.
3 Rinse the wig with cold water until it is entirely saturated. Carefully work a mild shampoo into the wig by patting and gentle stroking. Never pull the hair away from the netting. Work the shampoo into the wig using the brush.
4 Rinse the hair thoroughly without rubbing until no suds remain.
5 Pat the wig dry with a towel. Do not rub the wig dry, and do not pull on the hair.
6 Allow the wig to dry fully on the stand. Do not blow dry or otherwise apply heat.