Heat Friendly | HD Wigs | What you need to know about caring for these tricky fibers | TIMESTAMPS!

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  • @heathersword7043
    @heathersword7043 2 роки тому +11

    Another excellent video! I learn so much watching your channel, Denise! Thank you for sharing all your tools and tips on how best to use them. Your introduction was great - so detailed in explaining about how we all wear our wigs differently (frequency, duration, environment, etc) and that it affects the longevity of the wigs. It’s really helpful to hear that explanation, especially to have that information at the start. I’ve been watching your videos about a year and just started wearing wigs last October. I would say about 90% of all my wigs are heat friendly (85% are Belle Tress, my favorite brand). I love them! I work remotely so I definitely don’t wear them as often as those who work onsite and I know that’s an advantage to them lasting longer. But I have found the extra maintenance is not that big of deal, especially since all my styles are shorter bobs. I only have a couple regular synthetic wigs and while I do like them, I much prefer heat friendly. So enjoying everything I learn in this journey! Thanks for all you do!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      Thank you and I'm so THRILLED to hear you are doing well with wig wearing.... Belle Tress makes the cutest wigs and I LOVE their colors! I'm so glad I mostly got over my heat friendly fear and aversion (at least with straight styles), hugs!

  • @BuildAQuilt
    @BuildAQuilt 11 місяців тому +3

    When I was wearing wigs daily, the only ones I wore were Jacquelyn Smith for Paula Young and I typically got mine to last for 2 years. They are heat friendly. Let me be transparent in that I knew nothing about and it was a very difficult time for me and there was very little info available and no wig shops or professionals around to help me. I brushed them, cleaned them with sulfate free shampoo and conditioner and I would blow dry them on medium/cool about every three months. I told you, I knew nothing!!! As I look back at my wigs now, I can see that I should have probably changed them out more often, but they looked ok. I am blessed beyond words that after 13 years of wig wearing, my hair grew back, thinner, but I am able to go without wigs. I do wear a Remy Hair Sitting Pretty halo extension sometimes for a little fullness. Denise is doing such an amazing service to anyone on a wig journey. Denise you are a blessing. Even though I no longer wear wigs, I still enjoy your videos and I am learning a lot, which is helping me help a sweet friend that is on a wig journey. Peace and Joy... Diana

  • @lorifernandez1849
    @lorifernandez1849 Рік тому +8

    I've tried this and it seems to work. To apply heat to the end of the waves of a heat friendly wig..., with the wig on a canvas head, I loosely gather the bottom of the waves and "enclose" the wig with the hair net that the wig came in. I then hit it with the steamer and then let them cool. I usually have to do it several times. The hair net alleviates the "gravity" problem for long wavy wigs and holds the waves. When I remove the net, the wave pattern is renewed and the heat that heat friendly fibers need every couple of wears has been applied and it looks great!!

  • @susanhosko8590
    @susanhosko8590 Рік тому +10

    Denise, I honestly don’t know what I’d do without you on this very very new journey that I’m on now. Thank You so very much for all of your help and support.❤❤

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      Oh, Susan, THANK YOU!!!! HUGS!

    • @michele6740
      @michele6740 6 місяців тому

      I need to find how care for curly/wavy (?) Thought you would have it since you usually have the curly/wavy wig reviews. I will search

  • @cherylwiglover8400
    @cherylwiglover8400 2 роки тому +14

    Great information. One suggestion I have is when positioning a curl or section i.e. away from your face, etc., after steaming, wait for the fibers to cool - that is what actually sets the form. And it takes longer to cool than you might think.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +3

      I struggle with this so much!! I simply cannot get the hang of it and have tried so many times.

    • @cherylwiglover8400
      @cherylwiglover8400 2 роки тому +4

      @@heywigsister Holding the section in position however you do that- with a wire curler form, a clip or your hand for much longer than you expect is the key. Your videos are so great; you have helped me a lot, too.

  • @debbiesteinberg9248
    @debbiesteinberg9248 4 місяці тому

    I have watched many of your videos and just want to let you know how much I appreciate them (and you). As a new wig wearer, I have learned so much from your helpful tips. God's blessings to you.

  • @Its_just_gabs
    @Its_just_gabs 2 роки тому +7

    Great information Denise! You really have found your calling with this. I’m going to call you the wig whisperer 😉❤️

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      Thank you! I often wish I were better at many things wig related but I'm confident I'll keep learning (and then passing on those lessons).

  • @annfrostick4955
    @annfrostick4955 Рік тому +2

    Denise, thank you so much! It's so nice to watch a "regular person" demonstrate the how-to's without trying to sell a bunch of products that aren't really needed. When I first started wearing wigs, I learned from you the magic that is water, as well as the Simply Stylin' silicone spray. They're all I've ever needed for regular maintenance. Again, thank you so much for all the advice! 🌺

  • @sueroberts6193
    @sueroberts6193 6 місяців тому +1

    Hello lovely lady...you look fab in the new wig! Thanks for your information...God bless you and yours! 🎉

  • @aprilandbella6738
    @aprilandbella6738 Рік тому +2

    Oh my gosh real talk thank you. I have been so frustrated by all the wig girls showing hair after hair and not really telling us truths. I agree product is not helpful. I have been using plain cold water every night and let it dry. Seams to be working . I have done this for about 4 months and my heatfriendly longer wig has been happy. I do use heat but not every time. Also knowing a good vendor means everything to me. The one I was going she cuts tags immediately so you don’t have the info for later. No packaging so I can see care instructions. So mail order is for me but I cannot find somebody to order from that is transparent on order issues. I am so frustrated with that. I do want a human hai wig badly but if I cannot get synthetic easy why would I buy human at thousands of dollars from them. Holding a 600 purchase and not telling me it’s back order until I wait and wait and contact them then get oh your right it is back ordered. Hey I am not rich.

  • @tassey
    @tassey 2 роки тому +3

    Great information. Thanks Denise.

  • @janpoole910
    @janpoole910 Рік тому +1

    I'm a 71 year old Christian Hashimotos sister. Thanks for your research and help.

  • @ShelaghGRanalli
    @ShelaghGRanalli 6 місяців тому

    thank you for all your advice AND, for showing the deer!

  • @simoneb4177
    @simoneb4177 2 роки тому +3

    Thanks for tips. "Momma and baby" were so cute :)

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      Yay! You saw them! Wish I had zoomed in ❤️

  • @kimt1943
    @kimt1943 2 роки тому +2

    I have a bottle of Simply Stylin’! I absolutely love it! The scent is like baby powder! Smells amazing. It makes all 4 of my wigs look awesome! I use it both before and after styling. The momma and baby deer made this even more special

  • @sherrybatson2451
    @sherrybatson2451 2 роки тому +5

    You've ventured out from curly brown to straight blonde. You look awesome!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +2

      Thank you! Yes, my look has definitely evolved.

  • @pattylumpkin7529
    @pattylumpkin7529 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for this video! I've kept my older frizzy looking wigs in their box. Hoping id find a way to make them wearable again. Going to try the steam. Thanks for all the great info.

  • @susanhosko8590
    @susanhosko8590 Рік тому +1

    Yes, I saw Momma & her baby along with you. I live in Michigan on Lake of the Clouds and I will send you my pictures!!!!! You’ll love them!!!!

  • @juliemann3243
    @juliemann3243 2 роки тому +3

    Very pretty on you Denise. I have this wig but it doesn't look anything like this--wish you could fix it for me.

  • @chincaglieria
    @chincaglieria 2 роки тому +2

    You made so many good points, Denise, meaning you clarified wigs for people that are new to them. I was totally in the dark when I purchased my first few wigs, and this even informed me! You look thinner,
    have you lost weight? I read that you are now walking again. So glad to hear it. I hope it happens for me, too. God bless you. Diane🙂

  • @Clara-wo1hg
    @Clara-wo1hg 2 роки тому +4

    Mummy and baby deer what a wonderful sight Denise! Thanks for this video I feel better about heat friendly fibres now 🌸🌸🌸

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      You are so welcome, I'm so glad to hear that!!

  • @SeekinSerene
    @SeekinSerene Рік тому +2

    You packed a lot of important info into a really enjoyable video, thank you!

  • @pattycarosi9618
    @pattycarosi9618 2 роки тому +7

    Denise I loved seeing the Mommy Deer and her baby! Today is Tuesday and we had a mommy and two babies in are yard at 7:30 am as we were sitting out on are deck. So beautiful!! ❤
    Your tips are always so helpful. I have so many questions. I am going to have to e mail you. Thank you for all you do for us.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      Awwww. How wonderful! Hugs and thank you so much for your support 💗

  • @francescampbell1077
    @francescampbell1077 Рік тому +1

    You look great in the blonde eigs , they look so natural on you with your skin tone!
    ❤ & Blessings frances

  • @donnaq7626
    @donnaq7626 2 роки тому +4

    Great video! Making a heat friendly wig in a wavy pattern is an oxymoron, lol. The minute you steam or put heat on it it changes the fiber and does not necessarily help at all. I still love bon bon by belle tress in mocha with cream. They fixed the dark knots so that's a plus right there. Great video and love the deer.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      I'm so thrilled they are doing a better job with the knots! They were pretty atrocious a few years ago. Hugs!

  • @brendamercuri5728
    @brendamercuri5728 2 роки тому +3

    Went to the wig store with a 3x 5 card: Short, grey, NO HD, No lace front, no hand tied, wefted , cool. Ended up with RW Please Please. RW 30/27, TTL, lace front, 100% hand tied cap, long. It was me, my color, my length. The heart wants what the heart wants. Now I need all the help you can give me. I'm scared to death of this wig that has not arrived yet. SO, THANK YOU, THANK YOU

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      Congratulations on your first wig purchase!! Be gentle with yourself... it can be so challenging in the beginning but if you persevere you will get there!! Basic cap wigs can be awesome but also have their own set of challenges... accessories (headbands, clips) do wonders in helping them lookout realistic if you don't think they do in the beginning. Please let me know how it goes!

  • @sapat664
    @sapat664 2 роки тому +2

    This was a great video with the kind of info that newbie's like me need. Thx!

  • @19buttercup
    @19buttercup Рік тому

    Great information! I’m wearing a Raquel Welch HD topper every day for 9 months now. I was disappointed when it started to lose its newness after a few months. This video has really helped me to understand the normalcy of how the fibers age. Before this one, I wore regular synthetic toppers for about 5 yrs! They are pretty mtce free but they go flat and lose their body (volume). I like the HD fibers because they hold the body and look more natural. I will continue to buy the HD for that reason. Your video really helped me stay committed to HD. I guess it comes down to how much you want to work on them vs. easy care. I love working on hair (I was a hair extensionist for 10 yrs) so I’m in! I have all the tools you have, but I think I’ll invest in a freestanding wig stand. I currently use the kind that clamps onto a table. It keeps slipping off. Thx again Denise. This is a good video to save and refer back to!

  • @sherirm777
    @sherirm777 2 роки тому +1

    Loved the momma and baby diversion! Thanks for a terrific video, Denise. You are truly a treasure as you bless so many along their bonus hair journey.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      That is so kind of you... thank you so much ❤️!

  • @jenlhandy
    @jenlhandy 2 роки тому +3

    Great video! I started out hating HF wigs because they got so crunchy so fast. I've since learned a few different techniques to keep them wearable and now, I actually prefer them for straight styles as well.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +2

      Anything different than I shared here? Would love to know more tips!

    • @jenlhandy
      @jenlhandy 2 роки тому +2

      @@heywigsister I follow what I saw on Patti's Pearls. Along with water, for tougher spots she uses a little JR Detangler then goes over it with a flat iron on like 275 degrees. She has a video on HD wig repairs. I like your steam technique though. Ima try it!

  • @marklee1960
    @marklee1960 8 місяців тому

    Amazing tutorial, and just what so many of us need!

  • @helenemakuch8366
    @helenemakuch8366 2 роки тому +5

    I saw Bambi and his mama. :)

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      That is a first for me here in this house!

    • @helenemakuch8366
      @helenemakuch8366 2 роки тому

      @@heywigsister your house seems like a very blessed place

  • @geriweyer7340
    @geriweyer7340 2 роки тому +1

    GOD Bless You & Your Family Denise, this is such a Blessing, I wish I had seen this in 1972 ✌️😊

  • @mystabench
    @mystabench 2 роки тому +1

    Hi Denise, Thank you so much for the great information on HD Fibers. I have been wearing wigs for years and have been on the fence about wearing HD. You really did a fantastic job with breaking down all your tips and suggestions. I just recently purchased my first HD style and you definitely put me at ease with what to do . Thank you for sharing your thoughts. XXOO 💜💜💜

  • @bunelladunella
    @bunelladunella Рік тому

    Thank you for this very *honest* information, Denise.

  • @marciacarolwillbanks888
    @marciacarolwillbanks888 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much. So helpful. I just purchased Top Billing and I am new to wigs. I appreciate all your information I want to take care of my investments in heat friendly wigs. God bless you!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      You are so welcome! HUGS and I hope you have tons of success with your new topper!

  • @Miak214
    @Miak214 Рік тому

    Yes! I’ve always used water with heat on non heat friendly wigs too and they last me years. I don’t use many products at all. If I do I’ll use demert lusterizer and conditioner or Estetica revitalize and shine (very seldomly) but usually only water with a straightener.
    Another great and informative video! Thanks I appreciate you!

  • @kimt1943
    @kimt1943 2 роки тому +1

    If I may add... I have a heat-defiant wig which I was trying in vain to put some curl into to no avail. I finally saw a video which showed that for a curl /wave to stay it has to be held in place until it cools! The light bulb finally came on! Unlike human hair these are synthetic fibers (sort of plastic-ish) and won't keep the shape until cool! Silly me😁

  • @deborahahonen6949
    @deborahahonen6949 Рік тому

    I have an HD wig that I wore for 2 years, and if I wanted to rejuvenate it, I could still wear it! It’s all about maintaining it with heat regularly. Straight, minimally layered HD wigs are easier to maintain than curly, imho, as you only need to heat the ends. I do tend to wear the long HD wigs only in updos. I feel more in control of HD fibers because they can always be rejuvenated with heat! I understand that curly/ wavy HD wigs can be rejuvenated with steam, though I’ve never tried it.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому +1

      I do the same with long wigs! Love them for updos!

  • @tracymc6007
    @tracymc6007 Рік тому

    thank you Denise

  • @tkit8548
    @tkit8548 7 місяців тому

    Thanks!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  7 місяців тому

      Thank you so much for your support! Big big hugs!!

  • @cindysmall1541
    @cindysmall1541 2 роки тому

    I used you idea of combing over ends of my wig(just got it in, Elizabeth from Paula Young) . It had some very short strands in the part and by the bangs, that stood straight up. Just ran my air brush over them and got them to lay down. I learn so much from your video’s. Thanks!

  • @vickicobb4871
    @vickicobb4871 2 роки тому

    Mama and baby wanted to be in the video! Always thrilling to me..

  • @Aloglow
    @Aloglow Рік тому +1

    Love your videos Denise! They are so helpful in my journey with alopecia and somewhat new to the wig world. You make a difference in this difficult process. Thank you thank you thank you ❤❤❤ alopeciaglow PS I know you love short straight wigs, wonder which ones are your favs?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      Hi!! Thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching!! Actually, my favorite wigs are curly or wavy. Ellen Wille Girl Mono is my favorite curly wig.... but I have so many I like for different reasons... depending on what I am doing.

  • @glasshalffull4831
    @glasshalffull4831 2 роки тому

    Hey Denise! Congrats on reaching 10K!!!

  • @dianecarrico2595
    @dianecarrico2595 2 роки тому

    Thank You - I have learned so much from you!

  • @resatobin4303
    @resatobin4303 Рік тому

    ❤️ learn so much

  • @BrendaWiggins
    @BrendaWiggins Рік тому

    You sure reduced my anxiety about treating my HF wigs. I’ve been avoiding wearing them often so I don’t wear them out. My favorite is human hair blend. I want to go longer, to the shoulder but I look weird to me in long hair until I could find something like color 38 in something other than pixies. I learn so much watching your videos. Show some examples with darker wigs and grays, not blondes. I would like to see How to Use Heat or products for maintenance or Re-styling Synthetic wigs. Can I heat the bake of a Synthetic wig similar to doing so to a heat friendly or blended?? I’ll check to see if maybe you’ve done i video on synthetic wig upkeep. I have 3 year old. synthetic wigs that look like ‘out of the box’ new condition. My rule has been not to do anything to modify the fibers. Wash, dry and spray a simple conditioner. Wait overnight before boxing it. What do you think 💭 about this idea? Thank you! You are an excellent teacher and video producer.

  • @sherrybatson2451
    @sherrybatson2451 2 роки тому +2

    I found that to be true about the Piece Out Cream. I found no advantage with it. It only gummed up and flattened the style.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      I do still like it with short wigs but only the short ones.

  • @sueroberts6193
    @sueroberts6193 6 місяців тому

    Just a quick idea...maybe give unwanted clean wigs to your local High School's drama department...they will be so pleased! 😊

  • @teresamessenger5399
    @teresamessenger5399 Рік тому

    Very good video!

  • @mgray3130
    @mgray3130 Рік тому

    Heat friendly was my starting point for me. I went through probably 4 in 2 months. So listen to what she is saying! I got the Jon streamer, though that was cash away! Great video

  • @Greenilady13
    @Greenilady13 2 роки тому

    Very helpful as always! I love your shirt. Where did you get it?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      I've had it for YEARS! I haven't worn it in a long time but I just lost some weight and it fits again so I get to wear it!!

  • @marilynbrown2297
    @marilynbrown2297 7 місяців тому

    Where do you put it stays? How do you not get it on the lace if you have a lace front wig Denise? Do you put it on your actual hair line? What if you don’t have hair? I start chemo tomorrow!!!!! I’ve saw a video that your not suppose to put it on your lace if you have a lace front wig is that right? Plz let me know or show us plz would be great? I love your videos!!!!!!!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  7 місяців тому

      I actually use it on my hairline and use it to secure the lace. Here is a video: ua-cam.com/video/DcWQalk0fPI/v-deo.htmlsi=5hRdjqmsyQYBwvHw

  • @janetcraig9308
    @janetcraig9308 2 роки тому

    Yeah sound problem fixed 👍.

  • @Greenilady13
    @Greenilady13 2 роки тому

    The deers were definitely a treat!

  • @danajohnson1509
    @danajohnson1509 2 роки тому

    Denise! I’ve learned more from you in just the past few days than since I started my wig journey, which was Jan. 2022. I’ve ordered and returned probably 5 -6 wigs, kept one (another story). Now I got 2nd one. Ignite. However, the lace in front will not adhere to my skin. It’s like there is a slight bend in it. Manufacturer said steam it out. Well, I surely don’t have a fancy steamer. What would you suggest? Even thought perhaps some glue would take it away. Thoughts? BTW I’m a fellow Minnesotan. Way north of you. Thanking you in advance for your consideration of my dilemma.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      Hi!! OK, so maybe you could send me an email and send me pictures so that I can see what you're dealing with. My email address is Heywigsister@gmail.com....

    • @Miak214
      @Miak214 Рік тому

      I have this same problem with all of my wigs. I have a tiny head so I’ve come to the conclusion it’s because of that. Because of this I won’t wear my wigs without a hat to hide the lace. I’ve been on this Strugglebus for years 😢 any suggestions? I’ve started sewing wefts together to make them fit better but still doesn’t help. IT stays and I have a hate hate relationship and got2b glued burns my skin

  • @francineleathers5418
    @francineleathers5418 2 роки тому

    Loved your video on heat friendly wigs. I have one and it needs some help. I will try what you have said. I do have a question on regular synthetic wigs. Will the sun do damage to your wig if you are outside in the sun for a long time? Thanks for all you do!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому +1

      I've had a few people ask me that question recently. I honestly don't find that the sun damages synthetic wigs and I wear mine in the sun all the time. That's sad, and some Southern climates that's on can get pretty darn hot so if you're sitting in the sun for long periods of time with it really heating up those fibers I can't say that it won't potentially alter a curl pattern if it is a super curly wig. Things can get pretty hot if they are sitting in full beating sun in the summer. I haven't personally experienced this, but if it's that hot out I'm not likely sitting in the beating sun for any significant period of time anyway.

  • @donnagreene3744
    @donnagreene3744 11 місяців тому +1

    Do you ever wear your wigs for days or take it off every night? I just ordered an HD wig.

  • @TheRapnep
    @TheRapnep 11 місяців тому +2

    I cannot believe the level of care wigs require! And they're not even human hair! In many cases, the care required is more than one's natural hair. 😮 I just bought 3 expensive synthetic wigs and now I'm petrified that I made a bad decision to buy them. Didn't realize their life span was so short either, even with good care. Very disheartening. 😢

    • @StayPositive47
      @StayPositive47 4 місяці тому

      I feel the same way. I bought some 2, I don't think I will purchase anymore. If you have to have several and they don't last long I'll just wear a hat

  • @starrvankirk1091
    @starrvankirk1091 8 місяців тому

    Can you set a heat friendly wig long wig because I like it wavy can you arm where it said it and rollers or just set it in rollers and then steam it put a bag over it then to DrRau

  • @sassybanjo3586
    @sassybanjo3586 Рік тому

    I ordered Straight Up With a Twist and it laid in my face. I got an exchange and same thing. Not at all laying the way Denise's wig looks like in this video. I couldn't try and make it work because of the return policy.

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      Unfortunately, that can happen with most wigs. I almost always have to use heat to get lift in the front of my wigs, especially straight bobs. They can sometimes train over time with wear as well. I NEVER do that for an initial wig review, but if you see me using a wig after the review it is possible I made it my own. If it is recent I will mention that so people aren't confused if they purchase, but when a wig is older like this one was, sometimes I can't remember what I did to it, lol.

  • @francescampbell1077
    @francescampbell1077 Рік тому

    Is that hot air brush good for natural hair? ❤ Frances

  • @donnagreene3744
    @donnagreene3744 11 місяців тому

    I work 12 hour nights in a hospital. Would you suggest a topper or wig to wear to work?

  • @marisalicata9881
    @marisalicata9881 2 роки тому

    You are my go to

  • @lindamiller972
    @lindamiller972 Рік тому

    Please include information about a wig that is a human hair/heat friendly blend. Is there a difference
    ?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      Hi, Linda! I would treat one of the blends just like you do a straight heat-friendly... while human hair can take higher heat, the heat friendly can typically only go up to 350 degrees so that is what I would limit the heat to. Something really cool about those blends is that they hold the style like a heat friendly synthetic does, but they don't show wear nearly as quickly. Hope that helps!

  • @janicemills8820
    @janicemills8820 2 роки тому

    I just found you. Would you please do a how to wear glue and style a human hair blend wig. I have an Envy human air blend wig

  • @loopthetube
    @loopthetube 5 місяців тому

    I have a background in hair styling and have a guestion. Can you use some smooth, gentle hair rollers and steam them while they are placed?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  5 місяців тому +1

      Yes!! That is a great way to add curl! I haven't done it myself, but I've heard from dozens and dozens of wig sisters who recommend doing that.

  • @janpoole910
    @janpoole910 Рік тому

    The steamer is $75 at wig warehouse.

  • @jeuliablinke8949
    @jeuliablinke8949 Рік тому

    Maybe it also depends on "where" you live climate wise. Do HD wigs last longer in the south due to humidity? Just wondering.

  • @janpoole910
    @janpoole910 Рік тому

    Denise, may I ask what color are your eyes?

  • @austineheldman3979
    @austineheldman3979 2 роки тому

    So you convinced me. Just bought the silicone spray and the hot tools. So afraid of heat cuz I accidentally scorched a topper trying to curl my own hair to integrate it into topper. Also, what do you know about Hairdreams Microline integration system?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      I've never heard of them... sounds interesting!!

  • @lyndawallace8741
    @lyndawallace8741 Рік тому

    Hi Denise so are you saying that if you purchased a curly wig, short or long, that it would be human hair. If I wanted to purchase a curly short wig would you recommend human hair

  • @MarjolaineDaudrumez
    @MarjolaineDaudrumez Рік тому

    Believe it or not, I like my light blonde hair wigs to have frizzy ends because I am naturally a brunette so if I would bleach my hair to get it very light, it would look a little fizzy and damaged so for me it feels more natural this way lol. It takes a long time before I restore my blonde wigs!

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      Thank you so much for sharing your perspective!! Love hearing people's unique preferences. HUGS!

    • @MarjolaineDaudrumez
      @MarjolaineDaudrumez Рік тому

      @@heywigsister ❤️

  • @marilynbrown2297
    @marilynbrown2297 7 місяців тому

    How do you store a wig when you’re not wearing it? Do you put it on a wig head or what?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  7 місяців тому

      Hi! Here is a video I made showing how I store my wigs: ua-cam.com/video/a11FjNaYzyg/v-deo.htmlsi=tyNi7UnwajOK1zc5

  • @cristiwatson9924
    @cristiwatson9924 Рік тому

    I am having trouble finding a curling iron with digital numbers for heat level, not just low, medium and high. Don’t the heat friendly wigs need to be set on a very low heat or it frizzes it or burns it?

  • @lornareynolds8052
    @lornareynolds8052 7 місяців тому

    Denise I have two Ellen Wille Luna Hi Heat wigs They are fairly long and I fear the Hot Tools brush is too small. I have searched everywhere for a bigger barrelled brush without success and I didn’t want anything with bristles.I also don’t want to straighten my wigs.Could I use steam and Velcro rollers .What do you think?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  7 місяців тому +1

      Absolutely!! And you are right, it is IMPOSSIBLE to find a hot air brush that is large without those bristles.

    • @lornareynolds8052
      @lornareynolds8052 7 місяців тому

      @@heywigsister Thank you so much Denise.A steamer it is.

  • @Grammasarge
    @Grammasarge 2 роки тому

    What mannequin do you recommend? Are there different size heads?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      Yes, you can get different size heads. Here is the one I have, and it is a 22".... I would get one that is similar to your head size. amzn.to/3RUbMKS

  • @liia9736
    @liia9736 Рік тому

    How do you feel about Jon Renau cleanser /conditioner/detangler? Is that going to gunk things up?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому

      To be honest, I do not like them at all. I do think they gunk wigs up and I have heard the same from MANY wig sisters... that said, i do know some who like those products so there is a personal preference factor here. I will say... I can't count how many times someone has reached out to me complaining that they washed their wig and it feels terrible, and when I recommend trying a different product it ALWAYS makes a difference. Here is a video I made showing my favorite products: ua-cam.com/video/nDzixbbOsPc/v-deo.html

    • @liia9736
      @liia9736 Рік тому

      @@heywigsister Awesome, thank you I will check out that video. I had a feeling you would say that and also based on some comments I found at /r/wigs I cancelled my order on amazon. I saw comments that dish soap or dr bronners soap work well and hey i have those things! lol

  • @heatherhumphrey2263
    @heatherhumphrey2263 2 роки тому

    Wigs are very expensive, so if I have one I am wearing everyday, how long will it last?

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  2 роки тому

      That is a great question.... and there are actually quite a few answers because it depends on so many things... I have a video coming out in the next week or so on this so stay tuned!

  • @se5442
    @se5442 Рік тому

    To try to put some volume/poof/lift/roundness at the top/crown of a wig (Belle Tress Morning Brew)(my first wig) that has no permatease, could that be steamed in, put in with heat from a heat styler? Or what would you recommend? And would it stay? Thx

    • @heywigsister
      @heywigsister  Рік тому +1

      It really depends on the wig... Belle Tress wigs are tricky because there just isn't anything to hold the volume. I have sucessfully gotten lift in the front with a hot comb or steam, but to get true volume is next to impossible, and even if you do it is hard to get it to hold without permatease.

    • @se5442
      @se5442 Рік тому

      @@heywigsister Well, thanks for that info. I'm afraid I misjudged in purchasing the Morning Brew style. The Belle Tress color blends solve the color question for me - but I need crown/top volume such as Noriko makes. Do you know of a good style that would combine both?

  • @marilynbrown2297
    @marilynbrown2297 7 місяців тому

    I am new to wig wearing!!!!!!! I do not have a wig yet but I want one but with all the cancer meds I’m taking I can’t afford a wig right now so if anybody can help I would greatly appreciate it so much!!!!!!!!! I have hair down to my shoulders and would like a wig in the same length as my own hair!! I start chemo tomorrow!!!!!!! I will be loosing all my hair!!!!!!!!! I don’t want to loose my hair but I know I’m going to!!!!!!!!! Sadly!!!!!!!!! If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it!!!!!!!!

  • @brendadarling60
    @brendadarling60 8 місяців тому

    Denise, again thank you so much for helping me on this journey which has been expensive & difficult for me, but I can truly say, since I met you as my You Tube Wig Advisor, I have come a long, long way in understanding my wigs. I started losing my hair by the handfuls when my intestine burst open in 2020 and I was at death’s door with a body full sepsis. After 4 major surgeries, I am so thankful to be alive today. I have now lost lots & lots of hair and I am so thankful for wigs and you!! Just a quick question, did you say my Hot Tool dryer, which is just like yours, could be used on regular synthetic wigs that are not heat resistant??? 🫶