Gently comb out the ends of the wig first. Once they are free of knots, work your way up towards the roots until you can run your brush or comb through it without snagging. Use a wire wig brush for straight or wavy wigs, and a wide-toothed comb or your fingers for curly wigs (including natural/African-textured). Use a high-quality shampoo that is suitable for the hair type you are washing. For example, if you are washing a curly wig, use a shampoo made for curly hair. If you know that the wig has been dyed, try a color-safe shampoo instead.  You won't be applying the shampoo directly too the wig fibers. Instead, you'll be using the soapy water to wash the wig. Do not use 2-in-1 shampoos that contain conditioner. You can use conditioner on your wig, but you don't want to place it too close to the roots. Use your fingers to turn the wig cap inside out and leave the wig fibers hanging loose. Place the wig into the water and press down on the fibers to submerge them. Give the wig a gentle swirl to help distribute the shampoo throughout the strands. Turning the wig inside out will make it easier for the shampoo to reach the wig cap, which is where most of the  dirt, sweat, and oils collect. Make sure that the wig is completely submerged in the water. Do not move the wig around during this time. Too much thrashing, squeezing, and swirling will cause the fibers to get tangled. You can rinse the wig in a bucket filled with fresh, cold water, or you can do it in the sink or shower. Depending on how thick the wig is, you may have to rinse it twice. Simply drizzle some conditioner onto the hair, then gently finger-comb it. If your wig is a lace front wig or a ventilated wig, take care to avoid the wig cap. The strands are knotted onto the lace. If you apply  conditioner to them, the knots will come undone and the strands will fall out. This should not be a problem with a regular, wefted wig because the fibers are sewn on instead.  Use a high-quality conditioner. You can also use a leave-in conditioner instead if that is what you prefer. Leaving the conditioner on the wig for a few minutes will allow the nourishing oils to penetrate the hair and hydrate it—just like the hair that grows out of your head. Once the 2 minutes are up, rinse the wig with cold water again until the water runs clear. Skip this step if you are using a leave-in conditioner.
مشّطي الباروكة سواء بالمشط أو الفرشاة بدءًا من الأطراف. املئي الحوض بماءٍ بارد ثم اخلطيه بمقدار ضغطة واحدة أو ضغطتين من زجاجة الشامبو. اقلبي الباروكة من الداخل للخارج وضعيها في الماء. انقعي الباروكة لمدة ٥ دقائق. اشطفي الباروكة بالماء البارد حتى تغسلي الشامبو. ضعي البلسم على الباروكة. انتظري لدقيقتين قبل شطف البلسم بالماء البارد.