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Your Ultimate Guide To Squeaky Clean Hair Extensions

Keep Those Locs Happy And Healthy

Hair extensions are so versatile! You can add length and volume to your hair, choosing from a number of varieties available such as the Darling Brazilian Wave Weave to the Darling Mini Hollywood Weave . Extensions aren’t all fun and play though if not managed well. They require regular care and upkeep. Read on to know a few tips to wash your hair the right way.

1. Detangle
Detangling hair extensions is key before you wash them. It is important to remove any knots that may have been formed as detangling after washing can lead to breakage of the hair extensions.

2. Choose The Right Shampoo
Just like your natural hair, it is advised to use a mild, sulphate-free shampoo for hair extensions too. It is recommended to wash hair extensions at least once in three weeks to get rid of the grime and dirt build up. This will leave your hair extensions as good as new!

3. Cleanse The Right Way
Simply soak your Darling Talia weave in cold water and let it sit for a few minutes. Use your fingertips to gently apply the shampoo to the hair. Do not keep rubbing or turning the extensions while wet, as this will cause them to tangle. Rinse the extensions gently by soaking in water and wash off the shampoo for squeaky clean hair.

4. Moisture Is Your BFF
Condition your hair by using a moisture enriched conditioner. This will give the hair extensions lustre and body and make it much more manageable. Hair extensions need more moisture than regular hair so do apply the conditioner liberally but make sure you don’t overdo it as this would weigh the hair down. Let’s get moisturizing!

5. Seal The Deal
Just like regular hair, hair extensions need a protective layer that would enable safety from external environmental stressors such as pollution and dirt particles. Using a moisture intense hair serum will not only form a protective layer, but it will also seal in the moisture from the conditioner. So seal the deal ladies!

Looking for a hair makeover but can’t make up your mind? Check out our guide on The Best Extensions For Afro Hair.

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