Girls with extensions- Share tips & tricks?

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Sable G.

Oct 24, 2013

Sable G.

I apologize in advance as I havent seen many recent posts on extensions [I'm also mobile so for all I know I'm just missing it lol.] so if this is just redundant my bad. :3

What are some of your techniques/tricks (washing, styling, brushing, coloring, sleeping, etc), tools, and/or products you use to keep it looking gorg?

Briana K.

Oct 24, 2013

Briana K.

Don't wash them too often. When you wash them leave the conditioner in for a while then rinse. DO NOT BLOW DRY. The rest is just like taking care of your own hair, be gentle.

Amanda F.

Oct 24, 2013

Amanda F.

I have bonded extensions. when I sleep, I keep my hair in a loose braid. That way as I move around while sleeping, my extensions won't tangle. It's also better than sleeping in a pony, because there's less tension on the bonds.

Sable G.

Oct 24, 2013

Sable G.

Me too Amanda. It took me a little getting use to personally lol. I always do the loose braid, not only does it keep from tangles but when I wake up and go over them with a boar hair brush I get really soft and bouncy natural waves. :D

I also recently picked up that NYM's Beach Babe which seems to help. I also picked up their dry shampoo but have yet to try it lol.

This is my first time having them bonded and I'm never going back, lol.

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