CLEANSING & DEEP CONDITIONING

Always cleanse your hair using cool to lukewarm water to help preserve its natural texture, softness, and overall integrity. For curly and wavy textures, avoiding hot water is especially important, as excessive heat may gradually loosen the curl pattern over time.

When shampooing, gently cleanse the hair using a downward motion from roots to ends. This technique helps minimize tangling, reduce friction, and preserve the hair's natural alignment.

For best results, use professional-quality, sulfate-free, silicone-free, and alcohol-free hair care products with a balanced pH. These formulas help maintain moisture, reduce dryness, and support the long-term health and longevity of your hair.

Before detangling, generously apply conditioner throughout the hair to provide slip and minimize friction. Using a wide-tooth comb or flexible detangling brush, gently work from the ends upward toward the roots, taking your time to reduce unnecessary shedding and breakage.

TIPS FOR MAINTAINING YOUR HAIR: DO'S AND DONT'S

Always co-wash your hair prior to installation to ensure it is clean, hydrated, and prepared for styling. This simple step helps restore moisture and enhances the hair's natural softness and manageability.

When detangling, avoid fine-tooth combs, as they may cause unnecessary tension and shedding. Instead, use a wide-tooth comb, flexible detangling brush, or your fingers to gently work through the hair from the ends upward.

Consistent care is essential to preserving the beauty, softness, and longevity of your extensions. A regular maintenance routine helps minimize tangling, reduce product buildup, and keep the hair looking its best.

Apply a lightweight serum or nourishing oil sparingly, only as needed, to enhance softness, reduce frizz, and maintain the hair's natural luster. Avoid products containing drying alcohols, which may strip moisture from the hair.

To prevent buildup and maintain natural movement, avoid layering multiple styling products. Authentic human hair performs best with a simple, lightweight routine.

For long-term care, choose professional-quality, sulfate-free, silicone-free, and alcohol-free shampoos and conditioners. These gentle formulas help preserve moisture, protect the integrity of the hair, and support long-lasting performance.

BI-WEEKLY MAINTENANCE   

To maintain the beauty, softness, and longevity of your extensions, we recommend performing a thorough cleansing and deep conditioning treatment every 1–2 weeks, depending on product usage and lifestyle. Regular maintenance helps remove buildup, restore moisture, and keep the hair looking and feeling its best.

Begin by thoroughly saturating the hair with cool to lukewarm water before applying a sulfate-free shampoo. Gently cleanse the hair in a downward motion, paying special attention to areas where product buildup may occur. Rinse thoroughly until all shampoo has been removed. Co-washing may also be incorporated between shampoos to help maintain moisture.

After cleansing, apply a generous amount of conditioner from mid-lengths to ends, distributing it evenly with your fingers, a wide-tooth comb, or a flexible detangling brush. For a deeper conditioning treatment, place the hair under a plastic cap and allow the conditioner to penetrate for 15–30 minutes before rinsing thoroughly with cool water.

After conditioning, apply a lightweight leave-in conditioner or serum as needed to maintain softness and hydration. Whenever possible, allow the hair to air dry. If heat drying is necessary, use a hooded dryer or diffuser on a low heat setting to help preserve the integrity of the hair.

To further protect your extensions, wrap your hair in a satin or silk scarf or bonnet before bedtime to minimize friction, reduce frizz, and help prevent tangling. Always ensure the hair is completely dry before sleeping, as sleeping on damp hair may lead to matting and unnecessary tangling.

 CARING FOR CURLY/WAVY TEXTURES

Wavy and curly textures require additional moisture and consistent care to maintain their natural definition, softness, and manageability. Because these textures are more prone to dryness and frizz, establishing a regular maintenance routine is essential.

When detangling, use a wide-tooth comb, flexible detangling brush, or soft-tip paddle brush, working gently from the ends toward the roots to help preserve the curl pattern and minimize unnecessary shedding.

To refresh the hair between washes, lightly mist with water or apply a lightweight leave-in conditioner as needed to restore moisture, enhance curl definition, and reduce frizz. Avoid applying excessive amounts of product, as buildup can weigh the hair down and affect its natural movement.

 HEAT STYLING 

Heat styling should be used in moderation to help preserve the integrity, softness, and longevity of your extensions.

Always apply a professional-quality heat protectant before using hot tools. Excessive heat or frequent styling may gradually alter the hair's natural texture and contribute to dryness over time.

Whenever possible, use the lowest effective heat setting, and avoid repeated passes with styling tools. Limiting heat exposure will help maintain the hair's natural beauty, shine, and long-term performance.

CHOOSING THE RIGHT PRODUCTS

The products you choose play an important role in preserving the beauty, softness, and longevity of your hair. We recommend selecting professional-quality, moisture-rich products that gently cleanse, hydrate, and nourish the hair without causing unnecessary buildup.