Can these become wet without becoming ugly?
1697547
Well as of now I have not put water on it just curl defining mouse and it is just beautiful.
1697548
I will be honest, I have not had any luck with this wig when it came to washing it. In my opinion it made the wig frizzy & the curls dropped. I would recommended buying more than one & just switch them out when it gets worn. Hope this helps.
1697549
No......if it gets wet it's over. I bought this for a cruise and it lastest for the seven days but it tends to tangle a lot....but it's a great wig
1560956
Depends on how wet... might be OK if they don't get drenched.... of course the safe answer is no, must no be used outdoors I think... but might be worth a try... pls. do not blame me if you have problems!
1311426
I really can't say since I did not have that same situation. I do know once full of liquid, they are heavy as all get out. I've yet to get them to dry out and that's been over a month ago. Laying them in the sun did not evaporate the water.
1560661
No...they are essentially made out of tissue paper so water would damage them.
1224386
I suppose you could but staying watertight over the longterm may be a problem. They seem to be sealled pretty well but I would defer to the manufacturers opinion for this use. They would look cool while they lasted anyway...
661103
If it is a large downpour, yes. They are better than most I have seen with repelling the water and drying pretty fast. We try to keep our turned over if we know it is going to rain. I love the ones that I got (floral print)
217574
I think so. They are not made for the water but there are not stickers that would come off or anything that might be damaged from the water. I would just make sure to set them out to dry when you are finished with them.
906240
Not really. They aren't glossy or smooth though. they are just powder coated.
575467
NO! You can get them a "little" wet i.e. swimming pool splash by accident but drop them in the water and say goodbye. They are great little radios but as they say "you get what you pay for". I believe they make water-proof soft plastic covers for them. Good luck David! Allen K.
245555
yes you can run water on them, use soap or an alcohol lens cleaner. ive done all of the above literally dozens of times a week for four years. every time i do my yard and get them really sweaty and dirty i clean them with soap and water. no problem.
1101743
My guess is, no. Not waterproof. They stick pretty well, but also not hard to peel off. Add moisture and I assume they'd come right off. Though I have not attempted to wet one and see if it stayed on.
1674425
I doubt it. They are indoor only. Definitely could wash off with repeated water exposure. However, you could coat them with a water proofing paint or an acrylic coating.
767932
I would say no. It is definetly not water proof and moisture would play havoc on them.
1782491
No, they do not mix well with water. I just tried it and they aren't water soluble. But why ruin a good thing? They already go on as well as the non-powder forms and they can be shaded by applying more or less pressure. With enough pressure, they look like the solid makeup. Good luck!
79051
they are not waterproof but the moisture doesn't soak through quickly if subjected to some water. i haven't submerged them in anything so i can't speak to that..
1109433
I think they could get wet. I would not was them in a washing machine but they stick pretty well to the wall and we use them a lot.
1703852
Yes, you can get them wet but I don't know how much longer they would last or why you would wear them under water? I use them each summer on our deck with the family and they are the best. After use seal them in a plastic zip bag, and they are ready for the next day!