Hair extensions are amazing! You can add volume and length to your natural hair, using only a few clip-in extensions. Want to experiment with different hairstyles and colors, but don't want to damage your natural hair? Feel free to do all kinds of hair experiments with human hair extensions. But, just like any natural hair, hair extensions demand special care. Here are a few tips that will help you to take proper care of your extensions and ensure their good appearance.
Quality Comes First
When choosing hair extensions or wigs, you should check whether it is made from natural human hair or synthetic. Human hair extensions come in a variety of textures and colors, but most important is the quality and condition of these hairs. Good quality natural hair extensions should come in their natural state, and should not be chemically processed or damaged. TedHair, a premier hair trading, and manufacturer, has a huge range of high-quality virgin human hair and it comes in a variety of textures, colors, and lengths. You will find premium hair extensions and other products:
Wholesale wigs: Human hair wigs provide the most natural look and feel. Usually, wigs are used either for prosthetic, cosmetic, or convenience reasons. Wigs are versatile, easy to style, and color. A good quality human hair wig with proper care will last a very long time, though it isn't a cheap pleasure.
Wholesale Closures: Closure is a special hairpiece made of soft breathable material: lace or silk. The closure is usually used with a natural hair weave and allows you to attach a weave around the perimeter of your head. Weave helps to protect your own hair, solving the hair-loss problem and improving the look.
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How To Take Care Of the Natural Hair Extensions?
If you want to treat your hair extensions, make sure to consult a hair specialist first. A professional will explain to you the risk of hair damage and recommend the best color treatments to use on your extensions. Love to heat styling your extensions? Ask your hair specialist what heat-protecting product to use on hair extensions and what temperature is the best for them.
Wash your hair extensions once per month with a soft, paraben-free shampoo. Gently massage hair and rinse it under warm water. Moisturize hair extensions with conditioner and leave them in for 5 to 10 minutes. Don't leave the conditioner for too long on your extensions or they will become greasy and heavy. Rinse your hair and dry it with a soft towel. Place your human hair extensions in a well-ventilated area and let them dry.
Make sure that your hair extensions or wig is dry, before combing it. Combing wet hair can be very damaging to hair. Use a wide-toothed comb and start combing hair from the tips, slowly moving towards the roots. To make the process easier and less stressful you can use natural oil sprays and other products, that detangle hair knots.
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