Clip In Hair Extensions.

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Alex T.

Feb 23, 2013

Alex T.

Hi.
How do I look after my clip in hair extensions?

Alison S.

Feb 23, 2013

Alison S.

If they're real human hair then just use regular shampoo and (a little) conditioner. I just wash mine in my kitchen sink, it's easier than being hunched over the side of the bathtub on your knees! Also depending on how often you're wearing them and how much product is going into them. I don't wear mine very often, but if you are and spraying the crap outta them with hairspray, you might needa wash 'em more often, but I'll get about 5 wears without doing it. Just be gentle, use either a wide-toothed comb or tangle teezer brush on them, hold them at the clips and use your other hand to massage the shampoo/conditioner into them and rinse gently. If you can avoid it, don't blow dry them. I brush mine flat onto a towel and then roll them up in it to let it absorb the water. Then they'll probably dry with a slight natural wave in them so just lightly run over them with a flatiron! Hope this helped ^_^

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