Soy is a really unique fibre that requires very different care from other fibres such as alpaca, saran or angora.
Our resident fluffbeasts will help us show you how to care for your wigs. Its really very simple!
Our resident fluffbeasts will help us show you how to care for your wigs. Its really very simple!
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On the day that your wigs arrive home, please do not be alarmed if they look a little fluffed up from their long journey. While we endeavor to carefully pack every fluffbeast with a lot of love and care, sometimes mailmen can be a little rough with parcels. Fluffbeasts do not like to travel and may need a little coaxing and reassuring to return to their normal happy selves. The best thing to do is to carefully remove them from the box, give them a quick brush and pop them on the doll of your choice. Any kinks in the fibre will drop out during the time and the fibre will style much better after it has time to settle after transit. If you have any persistent kinks, you can try to brush them out or gently straighten them with human hair straighteners. |
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If your wig arrives and it is a little bit tight, don't try and force it on the head.
In colder temperatures the wigs can harden up and become a little more rigid. Take a hairdryer and carefully warm up the inside of the wig. That will make the cap material more flexible and it will ease onto the head much easier. Failure to do so can result in cracking of the wig cap so do be careful! |
One thing to note when watching these videos is that they were made by a person with a co-ordination condition and may seem a bit heavy handed, clumsy or awkward. Sorry about that!
Follow the steps along with the video.
Be careful when using brushes and combs near doll faceups and don't forget to always work with clean, dry hands or gloves.
Follow the steps along with the video.
Be careful when using brushes and combs near doll faceups and don't forget to always work with clean, dry hands or gloves.
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A short video with the tools we use to style wigs on a day to day basis. If using metal combs near doll faces scares you, consider trying a soft bristle toothbrush!
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A quick video to demonstrate the easiest way to remove your
soy wig from packaging without disrupting the fibres and making a mess |
STYLING THE LONG CUT
Step One: Shake the wig vigorously to loosen up any fibres that may be compressed from the shipping process
Step Two: Using a de-matting pet or designated doll brush, restore shine and smoothness to the wig. Don't forget to do the under layers.
Step Three: Position the wig on your doll. You can use poster tac or eye putty to secure the wig in place.
Step Four: A fine tooth comb, toothbrush or a pet flea comb can add a more natural hair like texture to your wig. This is our primary tool for styling and is definitely worth investing in.
Step Five: Use your fingers to gently pull out some layers if desired.
Step One: Shake the wig vigorously to loosen up any fibres that may be compressed from the shipping process
Step Two: Using a de-matting pet or designated doll brush, restore shine and smoothness to the wig. Don't forget to do the under layers.
Step Three: Position the wig on your doll. You can use poster tac or eye putty to secure the wig in place.
Step Four: A fine tooth comb, toothbrush or a pet flea comb can add a more natural hair like texture to your wig. This is our primary tool for styling and is definitely worth investing in.
Step Five: Use your fingers to gently pull out some layers if desired.
DEVON CUT
The Devon cut styling is very simple and quite self explanatory. Wigs
in this style are quite static and all that really needs to happen is
some fluffing with the fingers to achieve a desired texture. If you'd prefer
it smoother, simply comb through with a pet flea comb or brush and if
you want more texture, give it a good shake.
The Devon cut styling is very simple and quite self explanatory. Wigs
in this style are quite static and all that really needs to happen is
some fluffing with the fingers to achieve a desired texture. If you'd prefer
it smoother, simply comb through with a pet flea comb or brush and if
you want more texture, give it a good shake.
TACO CUT
The Taco cut is similar to the short cut with longer layers that frame the face.
You can style it downwards instead of brushed to the side.
Like the Devon cut you can also texturise it with fingers or a good shake or Comb smooth as per the video.
The Taco cut is similar to the short cut with longer layers that frame the face.
You can style it downwards instead of brushed to the side.
Like the Devon cut you can also texturise it with fingers or a good shake or Comb smooth as per the video.
ROSCOE CUT
The Roscoe cut is the only style that includes a braid but you can opt to have one without it.
The Roscoe cut is definitely asymmetrical with a lengthier side panel and a much shorter layered opposite side.
Make sure you fan out the fibres on the short side. This will really help make the wig look edgier and much more lifelike.
The Roscoe cut is the only style that includes a braid but you can opt to have one without it.
The Roscoe cut is definitely asymmetrical with a lengthier side panel and a much shorter layered opposite side.
Make sure you fan out the fibres on the short side. This will really help make the wig look edgier and much more lifelike.
The lionhead is a fun and versatile cut, inspired by an old bunny that has passed away.
The lionhead is essentially a cross between a sweepback and a long style but the beauty is that you can create an awful lot of volume by pulling the swept back side over the top of the long side as seen in the video. This one does require a comb or brush to execute well but it does look very nice simply kept with its two separate halves if you fluff up the fibres with your fingers as well.
The lionhead is essentially a cross between a sweepback and a long style but the beauty is that you can create an awful lot of volume by pulling the swept back side over the top of the long side as seen in the video. This one does require a comb or brush to execute well but it does look very nice simply kept with its two separate halves if you fluff up the fibres with your fingers as well.
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Please never get your Fluffbeasts wet. Water and other human hair styling products makes the fibre knot up really tightly and as a result your fluffbeast will be terribly sad. It would hurt him a whole lot if you were to try and comb it out. Dry fluffbeasts are happy fluffbeasts. |
Soy adores to be brushed! We like to use a pet flea comb and/or plastic comb for day to day styling and a wire pet brush for any thorough brushings. Of course, soy likes to be properly styled by teasing the hair lightly with your fingertips. It will hold its shape until you restyle it without the use of products or appliances. To return shine to a wig, brushing it for a couple of minutes will do wonders. It will not only make the fibre silky but will stop any clumps or frizz from forming, meaning your wigs look like new forever! Of course, never be afraid to shake them up for some good texture. Soy retains its shape really well and can be styled to look very natural, curled with straws and braided to form waves. Fluffbeasts are very affectionate with the right care and can be some of the most fun wigs that you will ever own. |
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For further care please see this post here and feel free to contact us at any time if you have any troubles with your fluffbeast. We believe that aftercare is just as important as the initial purchase so please send us a message if you have any concerns or doubts
We'll be posting a whole lot of styling and care videos in 2017 so do check back as we will add to this page often.
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