After wearing them, I spritz them with the Beauty Mark leave-in conditioner and gently comb through with my wide tooth comb, giving it a slight shake before putting it back on the wig stand. That usually does the trick for me. 

I've only recently returned to having longer hair. Until I discovered the benefits of using heat tools on low settings and steaming. That takes care of the issue, and I can now wear longer wigs as well.

I try not to pair them with heavy wool sweaters when possible. In the winter, however, I will apply a small amount of Frizz-Ease to the ends of the wigs to protect the synthetic fibers. When the ends get really, really bad, I trim the tiniest bits off.

I discovered the Pattis Pearls YouTube videos as well, and now I use the steamer, which works extremely well, but results in dead straight hair. I wear Jon Renau Zara, so after steaming it straight, I turn my wig inside out and gently twist the long length into a coil, which is very similar to how it looked when it was first put in the box, lay it down flat, and then run the steam over the wig. I leave my hair like this overnight, and by the next morning, I have movement back into my Zara.

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