Clip In #4-12ash Human Hair Vietnamese Cuticle Aligned Raw Human Hair

USE

APPLICATION

• Step #1: Brush Your Own Hair And Your Hairpiece Through Evently To Remove All Knots.
• Step #2: Take Your Hair and Section It Off In A Clear Curved Part Across Your Head and Secure It With Air Clip.
• Step #3: Open All Snap, Hook Clips.
• Step #4: Place The Middle and Clip In The Center Of Your Part Just Above The Section Line, And Close The Clip.
• Step #5: Close The Clip.
• Step #6: Release Own Hair From Hair Clip And Comb Through

TIPS ON CHOOSING THE CORRECT LENGTH
The length of our hair depends on the texture you choose. Our straight hair naturally falls longer because it lies completely flat when it’s measured. We measure the length of our curly hair when in a straight position because it has more volume for the same weight. The length of our wavy hair texture lies between straight and curly.

Note: Ladies here is a chart that gives an estimate of where the inches fall. Since the curly and wavy extensions are processed from straight styles, curly and wavy hair will be shorter by 1″ to 2 ” than straight hair of the same length. This guide will help you to determine where a length will fall when placed at the top of the head. The hair will fall even longer when placed in the nape area.

CARE
Clip-ins are easy to keep clean and maintain. Consider the following tips to keep your hair extensions in good condition:

1. Brush Before and After Use
Make sure to brush your extensions thoroughly before you clip them on and after wearing them. Start by running your hairbrush from the bottom part and work your way up. Be gentle, especially when brushing tangled hair sections, and avoid pulling too hard to maintain the thickness of your clip-ins.

2. Wash Your Extensions
Extensions can soak up your hair’s natural oil, so it’s important to wash them to maintain their shape and quality. Some of the fibers may fall out if your extensions are allowed to get overly greasy. To avoid this, set a schedule to wash your extensions and follow these steps:
– Simply soak your extensions in water in your bathroom sink. Use tepid water when soaking since hot water can affect the wefts.
– Use a gentle, clarifying shampoo and cover them gently – don’t scrub in the shampoo as you would with your natural hair. Scrubbing it aggressively will just lead to a tangled mess. Instead, wipe the shampoo down the length of each extension weft, and rinse thoroughly with cold, clean water. After shampooing, use a gentle conditioner with a low pH level to smoothen the extensions.
– Repeat the process by washing the wefts individually or in pairs.
– Applying a deep conditioning treatment once every week or 2 weeks is also recommended to keep your extensions shiny. Apply generously and evenly. You can leave them on for a few minutes or even overnight if you’re not in a hurry. Rinse them completely with cold water to help lock in moisture.
– If you want to detangle the wefts, make sure to only use a wide-tooth comb or an extensions brush with soft bristle before washing them. Don’t comb or brush extensions while they’re wet because you’ll risk tearing out the hair strands.

3. Air Dry Your Extensions
 Do not blow dry. Allow your extensions to dry naturally. This is why it’s important not to scrub too hard while shampooing the extensions. Many hair experts do not recommend blow drying your clip-in hair extensions, but on rare occasions where you need to dry them quickly, you can use the lowest heat setting possible. So far, the best way and the golden rule for drying any kind of hair extension is air drying. It is the key to maintaining their softness and quality.
 After washing your hair extensions, place them in a clean, dry towel, and wrap the towel around to squeeze any excess water. Then, unravel the towel and leave your extensions to air dry.

4. Hydrate Using Quality Hair Care Products
Please remember, it’s extremely important to take care of your extensions by using high-quality sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner. Using products with harsh chemicals can not only damage your extensions but also your natural hair. Just as you hydrate and moisturize your skin, your hair also needs some TLC to keep hydrated and looking full of life.

5. Comb and Moisturize
 If you haven’t brushed your extensions before washing, you can comb them with care once they are completely dry. You should do so using a wide-tooth comb to smooth them out and remove any tangles. Start brushing from the tips of your hair extensions, working your way up. Brushing from the top can move tangles toward the middle part of your extensions which can cause hair breakage.
 Just like your natural hair, extensions can also grow dry in the colder months, especially when you heat style them often, so be sure to moisturize them when they feel dry. A little leave-in conditioner or Argan oil applied from the mid to the ends of your hair should do the trick. On the other hand, you want to make sure not to over-moisturize or to apply too much treatment to your hair roots, or else your extensions will grow oily and flat. Just use a small amount every once in a while.

6. Styling Your Extensions
 Heat styling is very popular when it comes to adding flair to your hair. For this reason, many ladies use a curling iron or a flat iron regularly. One would even say that it’s necessary if you want to achieve good styling, even though it can be damaging to natural hair and extensions alike.
 In the same way, to blow drying, it’s not recommended to apply heat styling to your extensions often. If you are using Remy human hair extensions and you really want to use straightening irons and curling irons to achieve your look, it’s best to start with the lowest heat setting possible. Use a salon-recommended heat protectant spray as well. Keep in mind to heat style hair extensions only when they’re completely dry.