Aftercare

To brush your hair extensions, start at the ends and gently work your way up, using a soft-bristled brush, I recommend the Remi Catchet Paddle Brush. Avoid pulling or tugging on the extensions to prevent damage. It's recommended to brush your extensions at least twice a day and before washing them.

When it comes to shampoo and conditioner for hair extensions, it's important to choose a gentle, sulfate-free formula that won't damage or loosen the bonds. I recommend using Remi Cachet shampoo and conditioners. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and avoid using too much product or scrubbing too vigorously when washing your hair extensions.

When washing hair extensions, it's important to be gentle and use mild products. Start by brushing out any tangles and then wetting the hair. Apply a sulfate-free shampoo and gently massage it into the scalp, being careful not to tangle the hair. Rinse thoroughly and then apply a conditioner, focusing on the ends of the hair. Rinse again and gently squeeze out any excess water. Always wash your hair in the shower instead of the bath to keep the hair in an upright position.

Using a conditioner treatment on your hair extensions can help to moisturize and nourish the hair, making it softer, smoother, and more manageable. It can also help to prevent tangles and breakage, and can extend the life of your extensions by keeping them healthy and strong. Regular conditioning can also protect the hair from the damaging effects of heat styling and environmental factors, helping to maintain its natural shine and vibrancy.

Always dry your hair extensions fully never go to bed with wet hair, always use a heat protector when using any heat on your extensions. Smooth the hair downwards.

To style your hair extensions, start by brushing them gently with a wide-tooth comb. Use heat protectant spray before using hot tools like curling irons or straighteners. For a natural look, blend the extensions with your real hair by curling or straightening all the hair together. Avoid using too much product to prevent buildup.