Washing
Wash in the direction the hair falls rather than piling it on top of your head, and rinse thoroughly so no product is left sitting at the roots.
Aftercare
Good aftercare is most of the difference between extensions that last well and extensions that don't. This is general guidance, you'll be given advice for your specific fitting at your appointment.
Wash in the direction the hair falls rather than piling it on top of your head, and rinse thoroughly so no product is left sitting at the roots.
Brush daily, holding the hair in your hand and working from the ends upwards. Little and often prevents tangling at the root area.
Dry the root area rather than leaving it damp. Take your time and keep the heat moderate.
Never sleep on wet hair. Loosely plait or tie the length before bed to stop it moving around overnight.
Use a heat protector and keep tools away from the attachment points.
Choose gentle, sulphate-free products. Keep conditioner and oils on the mid-lengths and ends.
Wet the hair with clean water first, tie it up, and rinse well afterwards, chlorine and salt water are drying.
Sun, sea and pool time all take their toll. Pack a leave-in conditioner and plan a maintenance appointment for when you're back.
Extensions need checking and refitting at regular intervals. Your timings are agreed at your consultation.
Method-specific care
Care instructions specific to each extension method will be added once the methods offered are confirmed, general advice only until then.
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