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Use a curling iron sparingly to avoid overheating when curling the synthetic braided wigs. Or, use your fingers to curl the braid after briefly submerging it in hot water. For optimal effects, remember to apply a heat protectant spray before setting and allow the curls to cool.

Synthetic braids can be made softer. You can do this by soaking them for several hours in a mixture of fabric softener and water. After rinsing well, let them air dry. By relaxing the fibers, this process improves the braid's pliability and comfort.

Indeed, braids made of synthetic hair can be washed. Gently massage the mild shampoo into the braid after diluting it with water. After rinsing well, let the air dry. To avoid frizz and tangles, do not scrub or twist the braid.

To maintain JALIZA's high quality synthetic braided wig, gently detangle it regularly and store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. Wash the braids with a gentle shampoo and conditioner. Avoid overheating them to preserve their integrity and longevity.

To add synthetic hair to a braid, start by separating a small section of natural hair. Then, braid the synthetic hair with it. Secure the ends with a headband or knot to ensure natural and synthetic hair blends seamlessly.

Apply a tiny bit of conditioner or oil to the ends of the boho braids. This helps to keep them from tangling. To keep the braid smooth, avoid over-brushing or rubbing. Instead, gently comb it with your fingers to get rid of any knots or tangles. Try JALIZA's Tangleless Boho Braids collection for the ultimate tangle-free experience. It's made to reduce knots and keep your hair looking perfect all day.

JALIZA's high-quality synthetic braids wig can last up to a year with the right maintenance. They can be kept in better condition and last longer with regular care, such as mild exfoliation, mild product washing, and avoid hot styling.

It's not recommended to dye synthetic braids. Doing so could damage the fibers and result in poor color retention. If you choose to dye them, make sure to use fabric dyes made for synthetic materials. Pay close attention to the directions for best results.

To help detangle a synthetic braid, gently use conditioner or mist it with a detangling spray. Utilize your fingers or a wide-toothed comb to gently remove knots, starting at the end and working your way up. Do not pull or tug on the woven fabric as this could break or damage the fibers.