Hair care instructions

1). Just like your own hair, human hair will accumulate residue through normal wear. Indian hair is thick and can tangle more. It needs to be carefully well cared for in order to preserve your extensions as long as possible. You do not need to wash the hair everyday to keep consistent results: The hair should be washed as infrequently as possible or when you notice that the hair appears dull or Oily as your own hair would get.

2). Before shampooing, gently remove any tangles. If hair is excessively tangled, a spray on conditioner should be used.

3). Always use a mild shampoo or one specifically formulated for the hair such as a bamboo silicone mix deep conditioning. 

4). Run the hair under warm water and after placing a small amount of shampoo on your fingers, gently work the shampoo into the hair, stroking downwards from the weft base to the ends. Do not twist, scrub or rub the hair. Use the shampoo sparingly.

5). When clean, rinse thoroughly under warm running water until the water runs clear. Be sure to rinse until all shampoo is removed, as improper rinsing could result in damage.

6). Just like your own hair, human hair extensions need to be conditioned after shampooing to maintain a healthy shine and promote styling ease.

7). Place a decent amount of conditioner in your hand. Gently work into the hair and let sit for 10-20 mins. Rinse thoroughly in warm water. Gently towel blot to remove excess water.

8). After you have finished washing and towel blotting (drying) the hair, Starting at the ends, grasp the hair above the area you are combing and hold the hair firmly while moving a large toothed comb down from your grip towards the ends. When you have combed out all the tangles from the hair you are holding, release your grip and grab the hair closer to the top. Continue to comb the hair below your grip. Continue this method until all the hair is tangle-free. The key is to treat your hair as if it is on the head of a "Tender-Headed" person. By doing this, you create the least amount of tension that may result in hair breaking or pulling from the weft.

9). While wet, gently comb the hair to remove tangles. Using a large toothed comb, move in a downward motion away from the clips and to the ends. Do not use a bristle brush on wet hair as it may pull out or break the hair.

Hang to air dry, set in rollers, or use a blow dryer on a low setting, as desired.

10). If the hair is excessively dry, a "professional" conditioner may be necessary. Consult your stylist about this.

11). DON’T put any hair gel and hair spray on the hair