This is a 8oz bottle of the same formula I use here in the studio to help detangle and add shine to my wigs. (And it smells pretty too!)

I also use this after I've dyed a wig to make it softer and to better protect the color from harsh styling products.

Wearing a coordinating wig cap not only helps keep your wig in place, but hides your natural hair color so it doesn't show through the fiber.

Although I sometimes make other colors (like purple or green), below are the most commonly used colors I have. Some are handmade, some are machine-made. All 100% Nylon.

Use these to hold your wig in place instead of bobby pins. One pack should be enough for most wigs, but really heavy designs might need two packs.

They're also useful when making up-dos or other lifted styles. ^_^

This is the "magic goo" you need to make perfect J-Rock hair. Just squeeze a tiny amount (like a half inch diameter dallop...) into your palm, rub your hands together until they're sticky, then scrunch them into dry wig hair to make instant poof!

I only takes a tiny bit to add a LOT of volume, so one tube will last for many, many wigs!

This is the stuff I use to give that "separated pieces" look to anime wigs. It adds texture and shine without stiffness or a lot of weight. And it smells nice too! ^_^

I only takes a tiny bit to texture a whole wig, so one tub lasts a loooong time!

This is what I use as my primary adhesive, as well as a styling agent for extreme gravity-defying 'dos. It is skin-safe, dries clear, and doesn't stink up your room.

Please note that this is not intended as a replacement for hair glue. For some examples of how I use caulk with wigs, see the tutorials section. ^_^