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Put the water and the wig cleanser in a shallow baking dish on the kitchen counter. Wrap your doll in something, plastic wrap, towel, cover her eyes, and bring her string around front, either tie around her arm or tape to her chest. Lay the doll on her back and put the dolls hair in the solution, let it soak, than swish it around some, just like the instructions. Do not rub, rinse in cool water very cafefully so that no water gets into her eyes. Squeeze the water out with a towel and lay flat to dry. Brush small sections from the bottom up and she will be beautiful and smell wonderful. Good luck! [img]graemlins/rose.gif[/img]
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I have that same wig cleanser from Sallys I use it just like shampoo, I later and rinse with warm water. It has worked fine..
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Thanks! I'm off to wash Lissie's hair!
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I have used it both ways with great results. Let us know how you did it and how it worked for you!
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I have used it both ways with great results. Let us know how you did it and how it worked for you!
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Last week my mom and I bought wig cleanser. It's Fantasia brand wig cleaner and conditioner for all types of human and synthetic hairpieces. I bought it From Sally Beauty and it was basically all they had for wigs. It says "super concentrate. cleans, freshens, softens and restores natural shine. removes dulling film oils and buildup. conditioners prolong the use of wigs and hairpieces." on the front and on the back it says for synthetic wigs to: 1) gently comb out tangles and spray buildup with widetooth comb. 2)fill sink with cool water. at 3 oz. of cleaner to cool water. 3)dip and swirl the hairpiece/wig for minute in the solution then rinse in cool water until clear. gently squeeze out excess water and air dry.
Now my questions are is this cleanser okay for the dolls? And how should I use it to clean their hair? Should I dip thier hair in the solution and sort of wa**** like a shampoo?
Any answers are greatly appreciated!
