How often do I wash my wig? Wash your wig after wearing it 10-12 times. How do I wash and care for my new Human Hair wig? Soak your human hair wig in a mixture of mild shampoo and conditioner; use warm water only. Squeeze the shampoo/conditioner through the hair from top to bottom. Rinse with warm water. Gently blot hair with a towel. Comb wet hair from the bottom to the top using gentle downward strokes, one section at a time. Never begin combing at the top or middle and always comb down. Important! Allow wig to dry naturally! To restyle your human hair wig, you may use a blow dryer or curling iron on a low heat setting, or you may use steam rollers. Can I use regular mousse with my new wig? You can use regular mousse daily on synthetic and human hair wigs for extra body and a more natural look and feel.

Who donates hair to our company? Adults and children the world over donate their 10-inch and longer ponytails to our company. We use hair from adults and children, men and women, all colors, and all races. We estimate that children donated over 80 percent of the ponytails received. Is my hair donation tax deductible? The IRS considers donated hair a body part, and therefore, not tax deductible. Financial donations are fully deductible. Do you need financial donations? Yes, financial gifts will enable our company to pay for administrative expenses like long-distance telephone service, website maintenance, postage, shipping, printing, etc. What do the children pay for these hairpieces? Our company provides children with hairpieces and their subsequent repairs free of charge or on a sliding scale based on the finances of those responsible for the children. Hair stylists performing the initial "cut-in" of the our company hairpiece donated their services. What would be the cost if a child bought this hairpiece? Custom hairpieces start at $3,000 retail. Do you help all children? Yes, regardless of race, creed, or religion. Why don''t I receive an acknowledgement of my hair donation right away? Why don''t I receive a hand-written acknowledgement?

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