Hair Extensions Issues

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Lupita C.

Dec 7, 2013

Lupita C.

I've been having hair extensions for 8 months now and they are really damaged. I'm about to buy new ones and it would help A LOT if you guys just give some general tips on how to take care of them, use, brands, comments, ANYTHING! thanks :)

Jolynn M.

Dec 7, 2013

Jolynn M.

Don't use heat on them everyday and if you do use product to protect it and also buy really hair ones they last a lot longer

Eve K.

Dec 7, 2013

Eve K.

Buy good quality ones that's human hair and treat them just like your own hair so wash regular with a mild shampoo ( baby shampoo ) when washing don't scrub though just let them soak in the soapy water make sure it's warm water and rinse them off with cool water ull see the dirt come off! N pat dry with a towel and it's best to let them air dry. Also if your having them curly then use flexi rods to eliminate the amount of heat your using.

Lupita C.

Dec 8, 2013

Lupita C.

Thank you soooo muchhh for all that info I'm for sure going to do all that! thanks!! :)

Eve K.

Dec 9, 2013

Eve K.

No problem x

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