1. Use proper products. -Tresemme, Pantene, Paul Mitchell or Nexxus.
2. Use Silk or Satin Materials. - It is highly recommended to use silk or satin materials such as scarfs and bonnets to tie your hair down with at night. Raw extensions are natural unprocessed, sleeping without wrapping your hair up will cause tangles as it would just as your hair would in its natural state. - If you are wearing a lace frontal or closure, it is also recommended to tie that down, front to back as well, especially when laying down, working out or showering.
3. Keep hair detangled. - Preferably throughout the day, use the tip of your fingers to keep your hair from detangling, although with raw extensions, there won’t be much but tangling is a natural process for any type of hair. When detangling, always start at the ends and work your way up avoiding snagging and tugging. Keep in mind, the hair has been sewn onto a weft. Pulling or snagging too hard will detach the hair from the weft and cause shedding. - If you fail the proper care instructions & your hair becomes tangled, saturate your hair using a spray bottle containing water and conditioner, and GENTLY brush detangling from the ends of your hair to the root. Afterwards, go through the shampooing process.
4. Shampooing. - Use warm water while shampooing and conditioning. After conditioning, rinse with cool water to seal the cuticles to prevent split ends. - Always let hair air dry. - Do not use heavy leave in conditioners. - If you like to wear “the wet look”, in a bottle, include, 90% water, 10% leave in conditioner and add oil serum after to prevent dryness.
5. Coloring. - Dying or bleaching your extensions would be considered chemically altering your hair. It is recommended that you use 20 volume developer when altering your extensions. - Keep in mind, altering your bundles chemically could change the curl pattern or damage your hair if not done professionally.
-With Love, Bundle Of Boujee. 🖤