Are there any wigs washing and drying instructions?

Cleaning methods for cosplay wigs may vary depending on the materials used. Here is a general guideline for cleaning cosplay wigs:

Brushing: Before washing the wig, gently brush it with a wig brush to remove any tangles or loose hair. Start from the ends and work your way up to avoid damaging the fibers.

Pre-wash: Fill a basin or sink with cold water and add a small amount of mild shampoo specifically designed for synthetic wigs. Swirl the water to create a gentle lather.

Washing: Submerge the wig into the soapy water for one minute and gently swirl it around. Use your fingertips to lightly massage the wig, paying attention to the areas that are most soiled. Avoid excessive rubbing or twisting, as it may cause tangling or damage to the wig.

Rinse: Empty the soapy water and refill the basin with clean cold water. Rinse the wig thoroughly by submerging it and swirling it around in clean water. Repeat this step until no traces of shampoo remain.

Conditioning (optional): You can use a wig conditioner specifically formulated for synthetic hair. Follow the instructions on the conditioner bottle and apply it to the wig, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends. Rinse the conditioner out thoroughly with cold water. Or apply conditioning spray very lightly over wig, spraying 10–12 inches from the wig.Drying: Gently squeeze out excess water from the wig without twisting or wringing it. Place the wig on a wig stand or a towel to air dry. Avoid using heat sources such as hair dryers or direct sunlight, as they can damage the fibers. Allow the wig to dry completely before styling or storing it. And brush wig only when completely dry.