- Brush hair to help remove styling products and reduce tangling before wetting the hair.
- Wet hair with warm water, not hot. Hair and scalp must be shampooed regularly, but not excessively, to remove excessive scalp oils.
- Do not agitate or rub hair in a circular motion while shampooing.
- Concentrate the application of conditioner to the ends of the hair. You may use a large tooth comb/pick in the shower to gently comb conditioner through the hair to help remove tangles.
- Blot dry the hair with towel.
- When your hair is wet caution must be taken not to put excessive tension the bond. This includes but is not limited to swimming, shampooing combing or brushing etc.
- Do not use silicone or oil based products on or near the attachment.
- Avoid intense heat situation such as , saunas, steam rooms, tanning beds etc.
- Curling irons and heat rollers may be used, and will not effect the attachment if they are used properly and away from direct contact with the attachment.
- When combing or brushing the hair start at the ends of the hair and work toward the crown of the head a little at a time. Make sure to hold weft or hair system at the attachment areas to reduce tugging.
- A more thorough washing is required after swimming in a pool or salt water or using a spa. Chlorine makes the hair tangle. To help avoid this problem apply conditioner to the hair and do not rinse out before swimming.
- The hair additions have been chemically processed. It is not recommended that you bleach, tint or perm the additions.
- Never sleep on wet hair as it will cause excess tangling.
If these guidelines are not followed, the quality of your hair additions and the attachment can not be guaranteed.