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So now you got your perfect wig. You know how to wear it and brush it, and you know how to store it. You're definitely off to a great start.

But there comes a time where you think...this is something you wear on your head, in the environment where there is dirt, and there's the wind that blows that dirt into your wig. Also, those wigs are pretty hot sometimes, and your head may be all sweaty and gross under there.

And then there are other things like lingering bad smells like cigarette smoke that you really don't like. It seems like it's trapped in your wig forever!

When it's time to wash your wig, you'll know it. Here's how I do it.

Okay, so you’re probably reading this because your synthetic or human hair wig has gotten terribly rough and knotted and you've been scouting for the best way to restore it. While searching, you came upon the weirdest thing ever and your mind is screaming “they really do boil hair wigs?!” Well, relax sister. Yes wigs (both human hair and synthetic hair) can be boiled just like chicken and according to research, boiling it is really not so weird. In fact, it has been said that boiling your knotted and old wig, has the potential to restore it back to how it looked and felt when you first bought it.

Now, although research has it that boiling your wigs can do them some good and save you the financial stress of getting a new one, you may just not be able to take the word of researchers for it. So, how about you carry out the experiment and find things out for yourself? To help you along, in this article,