Frizzante Ponytail by Ellen Wille – Volume and style!

Transform your hairstyle in seconds with the Frizzante voluminous ponytail from the Power Pieces collection by Ellen Wille . Mounted on a practical clip , it ensures a quick, stable and effortless attachment to your natural hair. Made of heat-resistant synthetic fiber , it allows for light thermal styling while maintaining a flexible and natural appearance. The Frizzante extension instantly adds volume , style and density for a glamorous look, for everyday or special occasions. A versatile accessory to enhance your hair without wasting time.

Matter

Heat resistant synthetic fiber

Care

Heat Resistant Synthetic Fiber Care Steps

1. Bath preparation: Dilute a small amount of Ellen Wille shampoo for synthetic hair in about a liter of lukewarm water.

2. Soaking: Before dipping the model, shake it lightly. Then let the wig or hairpiece soak in the shampoo bath for about 10 minutes. Avoid rubbing or twisting the model.

3. Rinse: After 10 minutes, rinse the model with clean, lukewarm water, without rubbing or wringing.

4. Conditioning: To preserve the structure of the fiber and keep it supple and silky, apply Ellen Wille's special synthetic fiber balm. Dilute a small amount of balm in a basin of lukewarm clear water and leave to soak for 10 minutes. Then rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry.

5. Drying: Never wring out a wig or hairpiece made of heat-resistant synthetic fibers. You can, however, gently brush them with a soft bristle brush. Air drying will restore the wig to its original shape.

Expert advice:

Ellen Wille's synthetic fiber conditioner provides optimum protection and a long-lasting silky effect. After washing, lightly spray the conditioner onto dry hair from about 10 cm away. Feel free to use it daily.

Social Security Reimbursement

People who have lost their hair due to illness or treatment, such as chemotherapy, can benefit from full coverage for the purchase of their wig or accessories intended to conceal total hair loss (called alopecia). The new pricing agreement applicable since April 3, 2019, divides hair prostheses into three different categories. Each of them entitles them to specific coverage.