How To Wash Hair Weft

STEP ONE

The first step to our guide to the best way to wash your hair extensions is to mix half a cup of warm water with a tablespoon of shampoo. We recommend using a shampoo that’s been specifically designed for dry hair, as this will intensely moisturise and nourish your hair extensions, rather than add volume or protect colour

STEP TWO

Next, fill a stain-resistant bowl or sink with warm water and pour the diluted shampoo into it. Before putting the hair extensions into the water, detangle them by brushing out the ends, the mid-lengths and then from the roots to the ends to get rid of all the knots. cause Soaking the hair with water before straightening it out can lead to even worse tangles and knots, some of which may be impossible to remove without taking a pair of scissors to them. To avoid this mess, a comb can be used to gently separate the strands starting from the bottom and gradually moving to the top of the extension. Starting from the bottom is one way to avoid breaking off tangled bits unnecessarily.Now, here's how to wash your hair extensions: gently place the extensions into the water and leave them to cleanse for no more than ten minutes. Don’t be tempted to swish or swirl the hair around as this will only cause the hair extensions to tangle!

STEP THREE

After washing the hair extensions, remove them from the water and rinse them under a running tap, holding the extensions at the top of the weft. Letting the water run through them will help rinse away the shampoo and fully wash your hair extensions.

STEP FOUR

Once you have finished washing your hair extensions, gently squeeze out any excess water before laying them flat on a dry towel. Next up, apply a good quality conditioning treatment to the extensions.Fold the hair extensions into a clean towel and leave them be for one hour before rinsing the product away.

STEP FIVE

The next step in our guide to how to wash your hair extensions is to apply more conditioner to your hair extensions (you can use more conditioner on hair extensions than you would on natural hair, as it’s harder for them to get greasy!). When you've applied and rinsed out the conditioner, fold your clip-ins up in a clean towel and leave them to dry naturally overnight. If you're in a hurry, leaving them in an airing cupboard or by a radiator can speed up the process.(remember ;Making sure to dry your hair thoroughly is very important, Otherwise, a weave left wet runs the risk of acquiring mold, which will leave your hair smelling far worse than before. )

STEP SIX

Finally, comb or brush through your hair extensions when dry (remember, you should always comb your extensions working from the ends upwards but donn't  comb wet hair.Your hair is in a delicate state when it is wet. Hence, avoid combing in such condition as it leads to hair fall and hair breakage." ).

STEP seven
Replace your weave on a regular basis. Weaves will lose some of their lustre over time, so it's generally good form to replace them around every three months. Even natural hair weaves are fairly inexpensive, so making purchasing a new set part of your routine is a great way to maximize your look!