Hair Extensions Care

Tangled hair is a common headache for many, often caused by daily styling, environmental factors, or simply neglect. Whether it’s gentle knots or stubborn snarls, understanding how to effectively care for and detangle your hair is key to maintaining its health and appearance.This guide explores practical tips and step-by-step techniques to help you tackle tangled hair with ease, preventing damage and restoring your locks to their smooth, manageable best. Read on to discover how to transform frustrating tangles into a thing of the past. Hair extensions aren’t just instant length – they’re a canvas for color artistry. But hair extension color maintain requires 3x more care than natural hair. Learn salon-proven techniques to lock in vibrancy against UV rays, heat damage, and color fade. Tape-Ins

Cause: Aging adhesive or pulling on the tape area.

Solution: Gently apply hair oil to the breakage area. Replace the damaged tape sections during your next reapplication.

Clip-Ins

Cause: Frequent application/removal or excessive force on the clips.

Solution: Check the clip tension regularly. Avoid repeatedly clipping the same area. Replace clips or trim damaged sections if necessary.

Weft Hair

Cause: Heavy tension or severe friction at the sewn area.

Solution: Regularly care for the stitching area. Consult a professional stylist for inspection and replace wefts if needed.

Ponytail Extensions

Cause: Friction or pulling caused by straps or Velcro.

Solution: Apply conditioning spray to reduce dryness. Avoid long periods of tight, high ponytail styling. Trim damaged sections if needed.

U/I-Tips (Keratin Bond Extensions)

Cause: Heat damage or bond detachment.

Solution: Strengthen care at the bonds. Avoid frequent heat exposure. Seek professional help for reapplication if necessary.

Cause: Pulling or wear at the micro ring connection.

Solution: Regularly check the security of micro rings. Avoid tugging. Repair or replace micro rings if breakage occurs.

Toppers

Cause: Friction at the clip area or prolonged use in the same position.

Solution: Adjust the placement regularly. Perform routine care. Trim damaged sections if needed to maintain a natural look.