A good lace wig cleansing alternative that will save you time and money is washing your lace wig unit (yourself) at home. Just peep our quick and simple Lace Front Wig Washing (at Home) tutorial video (above) for a quick how-to lesson.
One of the keys to preserving and maintaining the overall life and condition of your lace wig unit is through proper lace wig washing & conditioning.
Proper and careful lace wig washing cannot be underestimated. Lace wig units are pretty fragile and delicate to begin with, and they are at their most vulnerable state once wet and submerged in shampoo/soap and water. So the steps and methods used while cleansing your lace wig unit should be according to suggested manufacturer instructions. The basic rule of thumb: be patient and gentle while washing your lace wig.
Being tough, rough or overly agitating the unit (i.e., ladies, washing your lace front wig like a you wash your under garments) while washing can cause the hand tied hair knots to slip and/or loosen.
Using the wrong types of shampoos and conditioners can also lead to shedding (over the counter shampoos are usually the wrong pH level and can strip the hair – be sure to use a wig shampoo and/or the suggested shampoos and conditioners for wig cleaning and maintenance).
And, combing the hair of your full lace wig unit while it’s wet is a big Lace Wig no-no!
Also, hot water and using heated dyers to dry your wet unit are also damaging to your unit over time as they add increased stress.
If you're not comfortable washing your own lace wig unit on your own, you can have it professionally cleaned. But just make sure the service provider knows what they're doing. I've heard a lot of horror stories from ladies who've paid $135.00 for their wigs to be washed & conditioned only to get it back with patches and bald spots all over (yikes!).
A good lace wig cleansing alternative that will save you time and money is washing your lace wig unit (yourself) at home.
2015年7月28日星期二
2015年7月1日星期三
How to Avoid Hair Extensions Tangling And Matting
One of the worst things that could happen to a fresh install of hair extensions is matting and or tangling after one or two weeks of wear and normal manipulation. Below are seven tips that can be used as you take care of your hair to help with the reduction of these annoying characteristics:
1. Keep the hair clean by washing at least once a week with warm water. Washing hair extensions should be done carefully with the use of a mild shampoo or a sulfate free shampoo that does not cause dryness and lead to further tangles. Conditioners along with a wide tooth comb can be very useful in detangling the hair. Try to avoid conditioners that heavily laden with silicones that cause further buildup on the hair.
2. Leave in conditioners are great for refreshing extensions especially curly ones however, applying too much can also lead to buildup which is a recipe for matting and tangles. One great DIY leave in conditioner is simply using your favorite ‘regular’ conditioner and dilute it with distilled water. Again, if there is buildup, just shampoo!
3. Sweat and chemicals from workouts and swimming will almost always cause matting and tangling. After the gym or a day at the pool, wash extensions immediately removing all buildup and chemicals that may cause dryness. Exposure to chorine can wreak havoc on extensions; try wearing a swimming cap to avoid excessive exposure to chlorine.
4. Avoid washing extensions by rubbing and moving the hair up and around and never pile your hair on top of your head. This movement will only cause excessive tangling during the cleaning process. Instead; use your hands in a smoothing motion from top to bottom of the extension in one direction. Apply the product in the same manner smoothing and squeezing the hair gently and allow the stream of water from the shower head to naturally detangle the hair.
5. Make things easier in the shower by sectioning the hair when washing. Using the sectioning technique allows for easy product application and keeps tangles at bay during the cleaning process. Once each section is complete braid, twist or pin the section to keep it out of the way
6. Never go to sleep with the hair wet – sleeping with wet hair especially curly hair is a guaranteed recipe for frizz and matting. The best way to avoid this is to ensure that the hair is dry, sectioned and braided. (NB/ Braiding is not recommended for all hair types) Another necessity would be a satin pillowcase that prevents the hair from rubbing and does not dry out the hair.
7. Another excellent idea is to wear your extensions pinned up in an updo from time to time. You will find that tangling is most likely to occur at the nape area so pinning your hair up will eliminate the problem. You will find however that if you use quality virgin indian hair extensions, you will have very little tangling to begin with so spend wisely!
What are your tips for the prevention of tangling and matting?
1. Keep the hair clean by washing at least once a week with warm water. Washing hair extensions should be done carefully with the use of a mild shampoo or a sulfate free shampoo that does not cause dryness and lead to further tangles. Conditioners along with a wide tooth comb can be very useful in detangling the hair. Try to avoid conditioners that heavily laden with silicones that cause further buildup on the hair.
2. Leave in conditioners are great for refreshing extensions especially curly ones however, applying too much can also lead to buildup which is a recipe for matting and tangles. One great DIY leave in conditioner is simply using your favorite ‘regular’ conditioner and dilute it with distilled water. Again, if there is buildup, just shampoo!
3. Sweat and chemicals from workouts and swimming will almost always cause matting and tangling. After the gym or a day at the pool, wash extensions immediately removing all buildup and chemicals that may cause dryness. Exposure to chorine can wreak havoc on extensions; try wearing a swimming cap to avoid excessive exposure to chlorine.
4. Avoid washing extensions by rubbing and moving the hair up and around and never pile your hair on top of your head. This movement will only cause excessive tangling during the cleaning process. Instead; use your hands in a smoothing motion from top to bottom of the extension in one direction. Apply the product in the same manner smoothing and squeezing the hair gently and allow the stream of water from the shower head to naturally detangle the hair.
5. Make things easier in the shower by sectioning the hair when washing. Using the sectioning technique allows for easy product application and keeps tangles at bay during the cleaning process. Once each section is complete braid, twist or pin the section to keep it out of the way
6. Never go to sleep with the hair wet – sleeping with wet hair especially curly hair is a guaranteed recipe for frizz and matting. The best way to avoid this is to ensure that the hair is dry, sectioned and braided. (NB/ Braiding is not recommended for all hair types) Another necessity would be a satin pillowcase that prevents the hair from rubbing and does not dry out the hair.
7. Another excellent idea is to wear your extensions pinned up in an updo from time to time. You will find that tangling is most likely to occur at the nape area so pinning your hair up will eliminate the problem. You will find however that if you use quality virgin indian hair extensions, you will have very little tangling to begin with so spend wisely!
What are your tips for the prevention of tangling and matting?
2015年6月28日星期日
Caring For Your Human Hair Extensions While At the Beach Or In The Pool
Human hair extensions have gained popularity with those who want to achieve the look of long flowing natural hair. Long weave extensions have become even more popular during the warmer summer months where flaunting sexy long hair is always in style!
However, if you choose this style for your every day look – especially while swimming in the pool or at the beach, you’ll need to follow some true and trusted tips to ensure the longevity of your hair extension investment. Fear not, yes, you can go for a swim while wearing them. If on the other hand you are wearing the clip in hair extensions, it is better if you remove them first before getting into chlorine treated or sea water.
For beaded, sew-in and glue-in hair extensions which would be more time consuming to take out, you have no worries because you won’t have to take them out.
Simply follow some of the tips below to preserve the quality and life of your extensions:
1.Before going into chlorine treated and sandy beach water, it will be better to wash your hair with an ultraviolet (UV) protective shampoo and conditioner. You can also apply a ‘leave on’ hair product that contains SPF and moisturizing agents for protection.
2.Wear a swimming cap to protect your weaves or hair extensions from the damaging effect of the chlorine and salt water, which can loosen and dry them out. There are a number of chic swimming caps available that you can choose from, to satisfy your taste in fashion. It’s best to also use a wig cap under your swim cap so that it’s easier to get all of your hair to fit under the cap. This one tip is golden and has helped many weave wearers!
3.If you want to sport your long hair at the pool or beach, and a swimming cap will ruin your style, you can still protect your hair by ensuring you avoid unnecessarily getting your hair wet. Braiding your hair before swimming can also help to prevent damage and drying out of the hair strands. Hair buns, braids and twist updo’s are not only fashionable styles, but also very functional when it comes to staying active.
4.After swimming, use the hair products mentioned in tip number 1 to wash and protect your hair weaves and extensions, and avoid allowing your hair to ‘air dry’. The Aveda line of products is excellent for the hair and scalp. They have a wide selection of products to suit your hair needs.
5.Never brush your hair while it is wet. Always use a wide tooth comb to pull apart strands. Using a leave-in conditioner like Infusium 23 is also an excellent choice. Not only does it easily detangle hair, but it also adds a nice protectant from the outside elements, leaving the hair soft and easy to manage.
You can also protect your hair from excessive exposure to sun rays by wearing a hat or bandana. This classic tip never gets old.
6.It is important to note that these hair extensions and weaves care tips can also be applied to keep your natural locks healthy and shiny. If you follow these rules and care for your hair taking the necessary precautions to avoid damage, you no longer have to worry. Instead, you’ll be able to enjoy your new long, beautiful hair extensions, while doing the activities you take pleasure in.
However, if you choose this style for your every day look – especially while swimming in the pool or at the beach, you’ll need to follow some true and trusted tips to ensure the longevity of your hair extension investment. Fear not, yes, you can go for a swim while wearing them. If on the other hand you are wearing the clip in hair extensions, it is better if you remove them first before getting into chlorine treated or sea water.
For beaded, sew-in and glue-in hair extensions which would be more time consuming to take out, you have no worries because you won’t have to take them out.
Simply follow some of the tips below to preserve the quality and life of your extensions:
1.Before going into chlorine treated and sandy beach water, it will be better to wash your hair with an ultraviolet (UV) protective shampoo and conditioner. You can also apply a ‘leave on’ hair product that contains SPF and moisturizing agents for protection.
2.Wear a swimming cap to protect your weaves or hair extensions from the damaging effect of the chlorine and salt water, which can loosen and dry them out. There are a number of chic swimming caps available that you can choose from, to satisfy your taste in fashion. It’s best to also use a wig cap under your swim cap so that it’s easier to get all of your hair to fit under the cap. This one tip is golden and has helped many weave wearers!
3.If you want to sport your long hair at the pool or beach, and a swimming cap will ruin your style, you can still protect your hair by ensuring you avoid unnecessarily getting your hair wet. Braiding your hair before swimming can also help to prevent damage and drying out of the hair strands. Hair buns, braids and twist updo’s are not only fashionable styles, but also very functional when it comes to staying active.
4.After swimming, use the hair products mentioned in tip number 1 to wash and protect your hair weaves and extensions, and avoid allowing your hair to ‘air dry’. The Aveda line of products is excellent for the hair and scalp. They have a wide selection of products to suit your hair needs.
5.Never brush your hair while it is wet. Always use a wide tooth comb to pull apart strands. Using a leave-in conditioner like Infusium 23 is also an excellent choice. Not only does it easily detangle hair, but it also adds a nice protectant from the outside elements, leaving the hair soft and easy to manage.
You can also protect your hair from excessive exposure to sun rays by wearing a hat or bandana. This classic tip never gets old.
6.It is important to note that these hair extensions and weaves care tips can also be applied to keep your natural locks healthy and shiny. If you follow these rules and care for your hair taking the necessary precautions to avoid damage, you no longer have to worry. Instead, you’ll be able to enjoy your new long, beautiful hair extensions, while doing the activities you take pleasure in.
2015年6月25日星期四
HOW TO CARE FOR REAL HUMAN HAIR FULL LACE WIGS
Remy hair lace wig has become a lot of famous people.Remy hair wigs have a natural appearance, because they and lace wig base by Indian or Chinese remy hair, the two are thought to have the highest quality hair type. Gloss, shiny remy than traditional wig wig to make them more expensive .The best quality remy hair wigs cost anywhere from $100 to more than $900.The correct conditioning program will last lace wig.
Thing can be used to care hair:Hair conditioner,Moisturizing shampoo,Wide-tooth comb.
Instructions of caring human hair wig:
1.Wash and condition the hair lace wig on a weekly basis. Comb out the hair daily using a wide tooth comb to remove tangles out.
2. Run your fingers through the hair to remove any tangles and use a wide tooth comb or brush to comb through the hair prior to washing the lace wig.
3. In a spray bottle, create a mixture that is 50 percent conditioner and 50 percent cool water. Shake it up and spray it on the hair. Wet the hair gradually and then brush the hair.
4. Brush the lace wig hair starting from the bottom and then to the top. Use a vent brush like Bobby Original Vent Brush (which can be found on Amazon.com for $3 to $5)) to brush the hair of lace wig.
5. Use quality hair products to shampoo and condition the wig. Consider shampoo and conditioner, which sell for $15 each at some online stores.
6. Place the lace wig in a basin filled with cool water. Add a mild moisturizing shampoo to the water and soak the wig in it for at least seven minutes.
7. Lather the lace wig with the shampoo but do not rub or tug at the human hair wigs. Gently squeeze the soapy water through the hair from the top to the hair ends. Thoroughly rinse the lace wig in cool water before applying conditioner on it.
8. Saturate the lace wig with hair conditioner. Use oil free shampoo and conditioner. Let the conditioner sit on hair for at least five minutes.
9. Rinse the lace wig in cool water the basin to thoroughly remove any conditioner from the lace wig. Gently squeeze the water out of the hair before drying the lace wig. Towel dry the hair or let it air dry completely.
10. Apply a quality leave in conditioner to moisturize the lace wig and prevent the hair from becoming too dry. Use Organic Root Stimulator Olive Oil Moisturizing Hair Lotion. It is non-greasy, adds sheen and moisturizes the hair of lace wig.
11. Follow the previous steps after swimming with the lace wig on. Also ensure you wash the hair after exercising and after sweating to keep the hair clean enough.
12. Protect the hair when using heat styling tools like flat irons or curling irons. To prevent hair damage, it's better to use styling products .
13.When wearing your lace wig, ensure your scalp is clean and oil-free. When sleeping with a long real hair wigs for women lace wig on, braid it in sections or wrap the hair and cover with a silk scarf for hair security.
Thing can be used to care hair:Hair conditioner,Moisturizing shampoo,Wide-tooth comb.
Instructions of caring human hair wig:
1.Wash and condition the hair lace wig on a weekly basis. Comb out the hair daily using a wide tooth comb to remove tangles out.
2. Run your fingers through the hair to remove any tangles and use a wide tooth comb or brush to comb through the hair prior to washing the lace wig.
3. In a spray bottle, create a mixture that is 50 percent conditioner and 50 percent cool water. Shake it up and spray it on the hair. Wet the hair gradually and then brush the hair.
4. Brush the lace wig hair starting from the bottom and then to the top. Use a vent brush like Bobby Original Vent Brush (which can be found on Amazon.com for $3 to $5)) to brush the hair of lace wig.
5. Use quality hair products to shampoo and condition the wig. Consider shampoo and conditioner, which sell for $15 each at some online stores.
6. Place the lace wig in a basin filled with cool water. Add a mild moisturizing shampoo to the water and soak the wig in it for at least seven minutes.
7. Lather the lace wig with the shampoo but do not rub or tug at the human hair wigs. Gently squeeze the soapy water through the hair from the top to the hair ends. Thoroughly rinse the lace wig in cool water before applying conditioner on it.
8. Saturate the lace wig with hair conditioner. Use oil free shampoo and conditioner. Let the conditioner sit on hair for at least five minutes.
9. Rinse the lace wig in cool water the basin to thoroughly remove any conditioner from the lace wig. Gently squeeze the water out of the hair before drying the lace wig. Towel dry the hair or let it air dry completely.
10. Apply a quality leave in conditioner to moisturize the lace wig and prevent the hair from becoming too dry. Use Organic Root Stimulator Olive Oil Moisturizing Hair Lotion. It is non-greasy, adds sheen and moisturizes the hair of lace wig.
11. Follow the previous steps after swimming with the lace wig on. Also ensure you wash the hair after exercising and after sweating to keep the hair clean enough.
12. Protect the hair when using heat styling tools like flat irons or curling irons. To prevent hair damage, it's better to use styling products .
13.When wearing your lace wig, ensure your scalp is clean and oil-free. When sleeping with a long real hair wigs for women lace wig on, braid it in sections or wrap the hair and cover with a silk scarf for hair security.
2015年6月24日星期三
How To Seal Wefts To Prevent Your Hair Extensions From Shedding
More and more of us are shunning cheap hair extensions in favor of good quality virgin Indian hair and why not? Virgin hair is softer shinier, moves more naturally and lasts way longer than standard beauty supply store hair.
It would be disingenuous to suggest that there isn’t a place for non-remy or even synthetic hair. This cheaper hair can be used when you are trying out a new style that requires a lot of cutting and you don’t want to risk ruining your virgin hair. Non remy hair is also perfectly suitable for a styles that you don’t intend to keep for months on end.
If all you want is a different look for a couple of weeks, there’s nothing wrong with synthetic weaves but if you are are planning to make weaves part of a long term protective styling regimen then starting off with quality hair will help you hit the ground running.
There’s nothing worse than wearing your gorgeous Indian remy hair for a few weeks then noticing that it is continuously shedding from the weft. I once had some beautiful curly extensions which had very intense shedding during the first wear and after a month I had areas of the weft that were completely bald! Needless to say, those extensions had to be thrown away.
Good hair extension vendors will make sure that the wefts are reinforced with extra stitching to prevent shedding but not all vendors do this. In fact because adding extra stitching to the wefts can make them bulkier, some vendors find that it’s not worth it.
Sealing the wefts
Sealing simply refers to reinforcing the hair extension wefts with glue to erradicate shedding altogether. By sealing the wefts as soon as you recieve the extensions, you safe-guard the weave against excess shedding making them last longer.
Even if you manage to get your hands on extensions that have reinforced, it is still good to get in the habit of sealing those wefts as soon as you get the hair to avoid any unnecessary headache mid wear.
Types of glue
Fabric glue: This is by far the best glue to use because ir remains flexilbe, dries clear and it’s also strong and water resistant. Some fabric glues may be white initially so make sure that the bottle states that the glue dries clear.
Super glue: Some ladies have had success with super glue because it is strong and prevents shedding completely but it also leaves the wefts hard and somewhat inflexible which may be a problem.
How to stop hair shedding
Here’s how you go about sealing the wefts
>Lay the hair extensions on a long table (I use my dining table) with the wrong side facing up. The wrong side is the one where the hair has been folded and the shorter hairs are clearly visible. It is also a good idea to protect the table with old newspaper to catch any glue spillage.
>Make sure that the glue that you are using has a pointed nozzle or an applicator brush. Start applying the glue directly over the stitches on the weft being careful not to get any glue on the hair itself. If the glue is not runny and does not soak through the weft, use your finger to rub it in.
>Once the entire bunde of hair has been sealed, let the glue dry completely without disturbing the hair.
>When dry, move on to the next bundle of hair and seal as before.
This is a very simple process and you will find that it will extend the life of your extensions wonderfully. Happy weaving!
It would be disingenuous to suggest that there isn’t a place for non-remy or even synthetic hair. This cheaper hair can be used when you are trying out a new style that requires a lot of cutting and you don’t want to risk ruining your virgin hair. Non remy hair is also perfectly suitable for a styles that you don’t intend to keep for months on end.
If all you want is a different look for a couple of weeks, there’s nothing wrong with synthetic weaves but if you are are planning to make weaves part of a long term protective styling regimen then starting off with quality hair will help you hit the ground running.
There’s nothing worse than wearing your gorgeous Indian remy hair for a few weeks then noticing that it is continuously shedding from the weft. I once had some beautiful curly extensions which had very intense shedding during the first wear and after a month I had areas of the weft that were completely bald! Needless to say, those extensions had to be thrown away.
Good hair extension vendors will make sure that the wefts are reinforced with extra stitching to prevent shedding but not all vendors do this. In fact because adding extra stitching to the wefts can make them bulkier, some vendors find that it’s not worth it.
Sealing the wefts
Sealing simply refers to reinforcing the hair extension wefts with glue to erradicate shedding altogether. By sealing the wefts as soon as you recieve the extensions, you safe-guard the weave against excess shedding making them last longer.
Even if you manage to get your hands on extensions that have reinforced, it is still good to get in the habit of sealing those wefts as soon as you get the hair to avoid any unnecessary headache mid wear.
Types of glue
Fabric glue: This is by far the best glue to use because ir remains flexilbe, dries clear and it’s also strong and water resistant. Some fabric glues may be white initially so make sure that the bottle states that the glue dries clear.
Super glue: Some ladies have had success with super glue because it is strong and prevents shedding completely but it also leaves the wefts hard and somewhat inflexible which may be a problem.
How to stop hair shedding
Here’s how you go about sealing the wefts
>Lay the hair extensions on a long table (I use my dining table) with the wrong side facing up. The wrong side is the one where the hair has been folded and the shorter hairs are clearly visible. It is also a good idea to protect the table with old newspaper to catch any glue spillage.
>Make sure that the glue that you are using has a pointed nozzle or an applicator brush. Start applying the glue directly over the stitches on the weft being careful not to get any glue on the hair itself. If the glue is not runny and does not soak through the weft, use your finger to rub it in.
>Once the entire bunde of hair has been sealed, let the glue dry completely without disturbing the hair.
>When dry, move on to the next bundle of hair and seal as before.
This is a very simple process and you will find that it will extend the life of your extensions wonderfully. Happy weaving!
2015年6月22日星期一
WIGS FOR CANCER PATIENTS
Everyone has a different experience of dealing with hair loss, but the feelings we shared are the same. Hair loss has an impact on your self-image and self-esteem. Beautiful,yet comfortable wigs for cancer patients can help boost confidence and regain some sense of normalcy. Our wigs for cancer patients are just one of the many helpful aids that make a difference for people going through an often grueling and difficult time.
Your search for “wigs for cancer patients”,there are many choices. We carry the best brands and the highest quality wigs for cancer patients from top wig manufacturers. Our wigs for cancer patients offered in the most popular styles and beautiful colors are sold at the guaranteed lowest price on the internet. The our website has information about wigs for cancer patients to help in the selection, wearing and caring of these flattering hairpieces.
There are a number of hair cap constructions found in the different designs of wigs for cancer patients.Many cancer patients are able to wear any conventional wig with a standard wefted cap. There are, however, several different types of constructions in hairpiece caps of wigs for cancer patients that provide specific benefits and may be the answer to some unique individual needs. Whether you chose ultra light weight caps, monofilament caps, or special caps, we wants you to understand the options and differences in all types of wigs for cancer patients.
Your search for “wigs for cancer patients”,there are many choices. We carry the best brands and the highest quality wigs for cancer patients from top wig manufacturers. Our wigs for cancer patients offered in the most popular styles and beautiful colors are sold at the guaranteed lowest price on the internet. The our website has information about wigs for cancer patients to help in the selection, wearing and caring of these flattering hairpieces.
There are a number of hair cap constructions found in the different designs of wigs for cancer patients.Many cancer patients are able to wear any conventional wig with a standard wefted cap. There are, however, several different types of constructions in hairpiece caps of wigs for cancer patients that provide specific benefits and may be the answer to some unique individual needs. Whether you chose ultra light weight caps, monofilament caps, or special caps, we wants you to understand the options and differences in all types of wigs for cancer patients.
2015年6月15日星期一
How To Care for Brazilian Hair
Let’s Talk Hair Care!
Weaves and hair extensions are popular because they allow women to have longer and thicker looking hair. Virgin Brazilian hair extensions are beautiful and natural looking as well as smooth and silky so that you look and feel wonderful. You should take care of your hair extensions so that they last long and do not damage your hair. There are some things that you can do at home to take care of your hair extensions so that you do not have to go to the salon every time which can be time consuming and expensive.
How To Care For Brazilian Hair Extensions
The first thing to do is have the weave applied professionally so that it is easy to care for and looks good. If it is not applied as it should, it may come out earlier than it should or it will strain your own hair causing excessive damage and breakage. The weave should not be too tight as this may damage your natural hair and scalp which will lead to pain and damage.
It should also not be attached loosely as then it may also cause your hair to break and it will not last long as it may look untidy after a very short period of time. This will make it expensive for you. You should also attach hair extensions according to your hair type. If your hair is very light, do not use too many extensions as these will break your natural hair if they are too heavy for it.
Cleaning Virgin Brazilian Hair Extensions
If you have virgin Brazilian hair extensions, you need to clean your scalp and the extensions as well. If you have an oily scalp, it is best to use powder shampoo because it is able to absorb the oil as well as clean your scalp and extensions. You can wash your hair weekly with a mild shampoo starting with the scalp down to the hair edges. Work slowly so that you do not tangle the hair extensions anymore than you have to.
After washing use a light conditioner to keep the hair extensions smooth and silky. It is best to do a deep conditioning at least once a month. However, if your hair or the extensions have been colored or are dry then do a deep conditioning treatment every two weeks so that the extensions are smooth and silky. If they dry out too much then they will break much easier and this can also damage your own hair.
Ensure that you rinse out the shampoo and conditioner thoroughly so that there is no product build-up which will negatively impact your scalp. Dry your hair using a thick towel. Do not rub but rather pat dry. If you have to use a dryer, do so when you absolutely have to as frequent heat will destroy virgin Brazilian hair extensions. Use a wide toothed comb or a weave brush to carefully comb and style your hair extensions. Work slowly from section to section to avoid tugging or pulling which may lead to breakage. If the extensions or your scalp is dry, apply a light oil or moisturize your scalp as you comb it out.
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