If you do not have the patience to install wefts of hair onto your scalp for or the budget for professional hair extensions, clip-in hair extensions are your best choice. Usually, we recommend you get real human hair clip ins to install. They are certainly more expensive than synthetic human hair extensions, but they are worth investing. The human hair clip in extensions looks better and is more natural, also they are more elastic and have a longer service life. Even the best clip-in hair extensions need care and attention. If you have clip-in hair extensions, then you need to learn how to care for them so that they stay for a long time.
Here are some important tips for the proper care and management of clip-in hair extensions:
1.Shedding Issues
Excess hair is also known as shedding, which is normal in the first two to three times using clip-on hair extensions. Our own hair sometimes falls off, so even the best clip in hair extensions will fall off due to unsafe attachments during the hair extension process. Human hair is like natural hair, because they also fall off, so don't panic when your hair shed a little hair time to time.
2.Washing hair extensions
Washing hair extensions is a care and maintenance requirement that owners need to do. It is necessary to keep hair extensions looking healthy and luscious. Comb your hair extensions with either a comb or a brush; make sure all knots and tangles are gone. Put shampoo on them, you don't need to be rough with them. Combing the hair product through with your fingers should be fine. Use a low or no sulfate-containing shampoo. We recommend shampoo and conditioners that do not contain sulfide and alcohol to lock in moisture and prevent damage to the hair follicles.
3.Rinse out the shampoo
Apply conditioner. Conditioner makes them easier to comb once they're dry, softer and shinier. Once you've rinsed out the conditioner and they've dried, comb through the extensions so that they won’t get tangled. You can leave the extensions out in the sun to dry if you're in a hurry, they'll need straightening. You can use a hair dryer to dry your hair, but first, use a thermal protectant to protect your hair from possible damage.
Do you want more tips on how to care for clip-in hair extensions? Visit our page and learn about clip-in hair extensions care and maintenance or choose from the wide variety of hair extensions we offer.
good
Thanks, dear coco, hope you enjoy it.