Raquel Welch Leave-in Conditioner and Heat Styling Protector, for Wigs and Hair Extentions - 8 Fl Oz

This is a really good product, especially for heat-resistant wigs. It conditions and prevents the wig from getting dry and frizzy. Nice smell (and I'm very sensitive to scents).

Love the way a little spray eliminates tangles. Super effective in smoothing and moisturizing your hair and wigs. The scent is not too strong but pleasant. Leaves hair and wigs soft and shiny. Protects against heat damage and eliminates frizz. It’s the only spray I use!

Have been using this product for six years now and it's my #1 go-to for synthetic hair. Unlike other leave-in products for synth, this doesn't build up unless you egregiously over-use it. I've used it on HR synth, regular kanekalon, and HH. I like it best on kanekalon for an everyday detangle and comb-thru. It behaves differently on all hair types and to my experience, differently on different brands of each type of hair. Some caveats - if, after washing, you don't get all the shampoo or conditioner out of your hair, this product may not perform to spec and may do some weird stuff (like get tacky). If you spray this on top of another brand leave-in, it may do weird stuff (did for me). Best performance for me has come from a good wash & condition (I like HairUWear moisturizing s/c and Estetica S/C), ideally in distilled water, then do a last "dunk" by putting 12 or so sprays of this product into a small pan of water and dunking all your hair/unit into it for a few minutes, then hang to dry. It will make comb-out easier and you can spot treat areas later that might be more prone to tangling. Then a small spritz every day to keep things tangle-free. Depending on how long you wear your hair between washings, then yes, this can build up. If you are a multi-week bonder or if you clip in or whatever that has you wearing your hair multiple times between washes, then you might consider diluting this in distilled water for the nightly condition and comb-out (I use about 6:1 water/leave-in). This will also give you the moisture you need to restore curl/bounce to synth styles without having to saturate the hair. Also, if you're going thru a "windy" season or pollen season or work in a building that has a lot of dust (which has been every dang office/business I've worked in), remember that over-using this spray may cause more environmental stuff to stick to your hair, which will cause even more tangles. I learned this the hard way during one super-pollen spring. Came home with tangles, used more spray, still had tangles and weird texture to it all and then decided the 2" of pollen on my car might have collected on my hair while working outside. It had. If this is your situation and you're in a pinch and can't wash right away, just use the finest comb/brush approved for your hair to try to brush out some of the dust before re-spraying this product. Also, to the lady in 2017 who had white flakes - that sounds like hairspray or dry shampoo that might not have rinsed well? This hasn't flaked for me. Did you use it on a brand new unit, by any chance? Those come from the factory with some other kind of proprietary silicone on board. I always wash first (although I hate to lose that from the factory "slip"). In many years of dealing with long, synthetic hair, I've been surprised at the weird combos that can produce weird results - i.e. sometimes the shampoo/conditioner combo just doesn't work together, sometimes you have so much hard water buildup that no conditioner would work, or maybe the wash/cond products aren't rinsing well and everything down the line just doesn't work to plan. Overall, this is my favorite leave-in and I have tried many, some much more expensive, some cheaper. This one, for me, offers more conditioning, less built-up, and more day-to-day use without adverse effects. If you need serious restoration, try Velvasil with steam for intense treatment and then go back to this for your everyday. If you need everyday detangling and gentle moisture, this is your spray.

This product makes synthetic hair look more lifelike, and it has a very pleasant scent. The conditioner itself is great, but I deducted a star because the sprayer on the bottle shoots out bubbles and globs instead of a fine mist.

This review is for both the HairUWear wig shampoo and leave in conditioner. I’ll keep this simple… I wear wigs just about every day, and because I wear a lot of makeup including full coverage foundation, the front third of my wigs tend to pick up foundation and lipstick. When wigs get dirty from makeup, they lose their shape and softness. Other wig shampoos I’ve tried, require a lot of hand agitating, which the manufacturer’s instructions say do to do, to get them clean. Following the instructions, I placed the wig into a wash basin with cold water and the shampoo. To my amazement, a few minutes later, without any agitation whatsoever, the water in the basin was dirty and when rinsed, the wig was spotless! After it dried, I used the “Restore” leave in conditioner to remove any knots and smooth the hair. It too worked perfectly!

I have used this product on all my wigs.

The spray bottle does not work properly. The spray comes out unevenly. The product itself is ok. It smells very fresh. Don't use to much because the wig gets soapy. I always brush my wig after I use this product. The price is average.

Yes, it’s good for those who have wigs. Use lightly, it goes a long way.