EBIN NEW YORK(Detangler for Wigs) - Natural 5 second Detangler For Wigs (59.2ml)

Works great & smells wonderful.

... but the fragrance is way too strong. It does a better job at detangling than other products I've used, and it leaves your synthetic hair feeling very soft and silky.

The bottle is pretty small, but the price is too. This product is fantastic! I use it on each synthetic daily.

Smells nice gets tangles

I shaved my head for chemotherapy because I couldn’t stand dealing with clumps of long hair falling out. I then kept my hair really short through neck surgery because I didn’t have proper use of my arms for a while (I beat both situations and am feeling better, thank you!). It is now time to feel good about my grooming, and wigs look like a great idea. Only, there is a learning curve.I got a new inexpensive synthetic wig which looked great out of the packaging in my hands, but felt a little strange when I wore it. It was puffy and fly-away and overly shiny — which made me uncomfortable about wearing it. In addition, recent medication made my face wider with edema and the last thing I needed was a wig with tendrils spreading horizontally from off my head! A friend who I trust suggested that some of my synthetic fiber adventures resembled tarantulas! They really did!In reality, a new wig does need a little “taming.” I want a wig to feel OK with minimal effort, because of medical issues and I am really tired right now.This is my second wig — the first was a short teased thing I could throw on like a cap, but I felt that I could do better. So I set out to find the minimal “fussing” I could do and still feel good throwing a wig on day after day.I watched several YouTube demos suggest using detanglers, conditioners and dry hair shampoos to make synthetic wigs look less synthetic (some also like washing and rinsing in fabric softeners or boiling in silicone, but I didn’t want to go there). I was ready to take a hairdressers blade to the wig to “thin it down” but don’t want to make the mistake of thinning when the real problem is either the wig structure or the behavior of the fibers. I am new at this and I want to wear it, not create another arachnoid thing while totally ruining an otherwise acceptable wig!Its problem was, in fact, the fibers and static electricity. The proof is how soft and livable the wig became after one treatment.So, although this synthetic wig is brand new and not tangled, I sprayed the tips with a little of this wig detangler/conditioner, just a little at a time, and used a wig brush from the tips brushing downward, and working my way up to the crown. Just as if it had actual tangles. Then I took some Pantene dry shampoo spray and went all around again.The synthetic fibers became less Synthetically shiny, more natural, with less static. They fell downwards in tamed locks, instead of reaching out like spider legs. The synthetic hair flows softly down, or back over my shoulders in a way that I feel comfortable with.I think it is important to use just a little of this spray at a time, so as not to over-do it. Same with the dry shampoo (some dry shampoos will leave a white residue on dark hair – the Pantene brand is less offensive in this respect).I notice that wigs tend to get snarly and nasty at the back on the underside, and I suspect I will be treating this area with this detangler every couple days if I want to continue to enjoy this wig for many months.I am really happy with the detangler/leave-in-conditioner spray. With my next wig I will try to use just this spray, without the dry shampoo, because it may be sufficient by itself. Great product!