Process: I cleaned the wig in mixture of about a gallon of warm water to a cup of fabric softener and let it soak for 24 hours. Immediately after, I removed the wig from the solution and let it dry on wig head on a wig stand with a towel underneath. Before beginning to style, I brushed through the hair with argon oil. I used a hair dryer and circular barrel brush to shape it. Once it was fully dry and had its base shape, I used straight hair cutting sheers to change its length and thinning scissors to create the long layers of the character. After cutting and layering, I used a straightener to reheat the hair and immediately place them in curlers. After taking them out of the curlers, I would lightly brush out the curls and coat them with hair spray. I then placed parted the wig on the left side and made three large braids. I wrapped copper wire around the braid and tucked the ends into the hair. For the feather and copper embellishments, I put them in the same way that most stylists put in fake colored extensions. I grabbed very small strands of hair and hot-glued the feathers and gears in. Any maintenance was done using an extension brush, and I re-curled the hair the same way that I initially curled it. I set the curls with hairspray.