Symptoms of chlamydia infection can vary among individuals. Some people, particularly women, experience no symptoms at all, especially in the early stages of the disease. However, serious permanent damage to the reproductive tissues and infertility can occur even in the absence of symptoms.
How to care for your Synthetic Wig. Before washing, gently brush the wig thoroughly with a wig brush. For wigs with a tight curl, do not brush, use fingers and gently remove tangles. Use wig shampoo specially formulated for synthetic wigs. In a sink or basin, mix 2 capfuls of shampoo with cold water only.
Comb all of the hair back, leaving a 1/2-inch section in the front of the wig. Make sure the wig is 100 percent human hair. Some synthetic wigs are damaged by wetting or everyday styling. Comb the section forward toward your nose, as if your are going to cut a bang.