Tutorial: Fixing Ponytail wig
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Hopefully you guys can follow this. This is the easiest way I've found to return any straight ponytail wig to its frizz free glory.
Any Miku or Linalee cosplayer knows how bad these wigs can get the moment you put it on, let alone halfway into a con. With the above methods though my wigs look brand new every-time I use them.
Added benefits is the product left in the wigs from this process makes them slightly less likely to frizz.
EDIT: The little pink bottle of wig spray is no longer available at this time, you can make your own with liquid fabric softener and water though!
Featured wig:
Any Miku or Linalee cosplayer knows how bad these wigs can get the moment you put it on, let alone halfway into a con. With the above methods though my wigs look brand new every-time I use them.
Added benefits is the product left in the wigs from this process makes them slightly less likely to frizz.
EDIT: The little pink bottle of wig spray is no longer available at this time, you can make your own with liquid fabric softener and water though!
Featured wig:
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Just wondering, does the lubricant you use ever stain your cosplay?
Nope!
Thank you !
Good luck!
This looks like it will be useful for my hip-length Satsuki wig, which has been worn twice for like twenty minutes each time and not once at a con, and is already frizzing up.
Long wigs are the worst that way!
Very informative. 8> Thank you.
No problem!
Thank you so much. My life with the miku wig has been so difficult *n* but now i can sleep at night
do I have to put that spray thing? D: because I can't found it from Finland
Nope. It make it easier but you can do without if your more patient!
This is sooo helpful!
Just got a white wig for one of my cosplays, haven't even worn it yet,
And it still looks rats nest
(Not anymore thanks to you!
)
Just got a white wig for one of my cosplays, haven't even worn it yet,
And it still looks rats nest
(Not anymore thanks to you!
) Your welcome!
Could you post a new link for the wig spray on Ebay? The old one isn't working.
Sadly I cannot find that spray anymore! Seems to not be working! However you can make a version at home, Get a spray bottle, some liquid fabric conditioner/softener and mix it with water till its thin enough to spray. Works about the same! I hope that helps!
for step 1 , which spray did you use ?
the silinon one ,or the wig care one ?
You can use either one 
My miku wig went a bit frizzy...
so I laid it out on an ironing board, and covered it with fabric then ironed it - it straightened out really well!
so I laid it out on an ironing board, and covered it with fabric then ironed it - it straightened out really well!
Good to hear
Hi!
I'm gonna purchase a Miku wig soon, and I'm definitely balancing out which one takes the longest to tangle.
Still, I'm going to need this tutorial, I know that.
I'd just like to make a small note that I know wigs that can't handle just any brush. :/ Even quality wigs need a wig brush to keep falling strands to a minimum. Combs work just fine though. Brushing the wig brutally can have the same effect.
But since we're using a detangler, I guess it's safe to use any brush. I just like to be careful with my wigs. I don't want them to get a lot thinner every time I try to fix them haha.
I'm gonna purchase a Miku wig soon, and I'm definitely balancing out which one takes the longest to tangle.
Still, I'm going to need this tutorial, I know that.
I'd just like to make a small note that I know wigs that can't handle just any brush. :/ Even quality wigs need a wig brush to keep falling strands to a minimum. Combs work just fine though. Brushing the wig brutally can have the same effect.
But since we're using a detangler, I guess it's safe to use any brush.
I just like to be careful with my wigs. I don't want them to get a lot thinner every time I try to fix them haha.
I feel kind of dumb asking this, but I'm kind of comfused on what you do with the hairdryer 
( I'm dumb
)
And does this work on regular wigs?
( I'm dumb
)And does this work on regular wigs?
Don't feel dumb! Firstly you should always test a small bit of your wig before attempting this but in my personal experience it has worked on every wig i've ever tried it on! Now with the hairdryer, think of it as an iron & brush. What you are doing is running the hot air of the hairdryer long the strands to melt them flat again. You angle the hairdryer so its facing down the hair towards the ends and by letting the hot air flow over the strands you are forcing them back into straight lines. I hope that makes sense?
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