Wig Wash™ Shampoo & Conditioner Set for Human Hair Wigs & Extensions

• Human hair wigs, lace-front wigs and toppers
• Clip-ins, tape-ins, wefts, beads and other human hair extensions
• Color-treated and processed human hair
• Customers who want a complete wash routine instead of guessing which products belong together

Always follow your wig maker’s or extension stylist’s instructions for lace, knots, texture and attachment areas.

1. Gently detangle dry hair from the ends upward.
2. Wet with lukewarm water.
3. Apply Shampoo in a downward motion. Do not rub, twist or bunch the hair.
4. Rinse thoroughly.
5. Apply Conditioner mainly to the mid-lengths and ends.
6. Leave on for 2–5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.
7. Blot with a towel and dry according to the wig maker’s or stylist’s guidance.

Wash as needed—often every 7–14 wears, depending on activity, styling products and buildup.

• Cleanse gently in a downward direction.
• Apply Conditioner mainly to the mid-lengths and ends.
• Avoid saturating tape, keratin, bead, weft or bonded attachment points.
• Rinse thoroughly so residue does not collect around bonds or tracks.
• Follow the aftercare instructions for your exact extension method.

Why do I need both products?
Shampoo removes residue and buildup. Conditioner restores softness, slip and manageability after cleansing. Each performs a different job.

Can I use premium salon shampoo and conditioner instead?
Most systems—including premium formulas—are designed around hair growing from a scalp. Wig Wash™ was created specifically for human hair wigs and extensions.

Is sulfate-free shampoo enough?
Sulfate-free is one important feature, but it does not replace conditioning or a complete wig-care routine.

Will the Conditioner weigh the hair down?
When applied to the mid-lengths and ends and rinsed thoroughly, it is designed to add softness and slip without a heavy, coated finish.

Can my stylist use the Set?
Yes. Bring both bottles and ask your stylist to use the Shampoo first, followed by the Conditioner.