easiFringe Clip in Bangs by easiHair | Heat Friendly Synthetic Hair

Synthetic Hair Care

We Recommend Washing Your Alternative Hair Every 6-8 Wears

CLEANSE & CONDITION

• Before washing your wig or hairpiece, gently remove any tangles using your Wide Tooth Comb
• Wet hair completely using cool running water, allowing the water to flow in the direction of the fibers
• Do not submerge or soak your wig or topper
• Gently lather the hair with a small amount of shampoo specifically formulated for synthetic hair, making sure the hair is traveling in the same direction
• DO NOT rub hair as this may cause tangling
• Rinse thoroughly under cool running water until water runs clear
• Wrap wig or hairpiece in a towel and gently pat dry
• Spray fibers with a conditioning spray (3-5 pumps) keeping away from base of wig or hairpiece
• Please follow instructions for use depending on products used
• Gently detangle hair using your Wide Tooth Comb

DRY & STYLE

• Allow wig or hairpiece to air dry naturally by placing on a plastic or wire wig stand
• DO NOT blow dry synthetic hair
• For mid-length to long length styles, apply a detangling spray, (3-5 pumps) focusing on bottom half of wig or hairpiece.
• Gently comb through using your Wide Tooth Comb
• We recommend using your fingertips or wig comb for your desired style
• Consider additional products to add texture and definition, using a small amount and applying using your fingertips
• Do NOT use heat to style synthetic fiber (curling irons, flat irons or blow dryers)

TIPS

• Be cautious when standing near a heat source (i.e., open oven, heater, etc.)
• Excessive heat can damage the fiber
• We recommend using a detangling spray with a wide tooth comb to detangle your piece after each wear
• Please visit Accessories | Synthetic Hair Care at wigstudio1.com for a variety of products available for cleansing, conditioning, and styling your synthetic pieces

The Jon Renau HD synthetic color chart showcases the dimensional, salon-inspired shades available in the Heat Defiant (HD) collection. Designed for styling versatility, Jon Renau HD fibers can be heat-styled while maintaining the realistic depth and movement the brand is known for.

Understanding Jon Renau HD color codes helps you confidently select a shade that complements your skin tone, brow color, and lifestyle preferences.

How Jon Renau HD Colors Are Structured

• Base Number (e.g., 6, 8, 10) – Indicates the primary shade level

• Secondary Numbers (e.g., 6/33, 12FS8) – Reflect highlight or blend combinations

• FS (Fashion Syrup) – Denotes a shaded or rooted color with natural depth at the crown

• Tones – Warm (golden, caramel, auburn), Cool (ash, iced), or Neutral blends

Many Jon Renau HD shades feature multi-tonal highlighting to replicate professionally colored hair. Rooted options create a softer transition at the hairline and offer a more natural grow-out appearance.

This guide is designed to help you navigate Jon Renau HD synthetic colors with clarity, ensuring your chosen shade looks seamless, realistic, and flattering in everyday wear.