Aftercare

Looking after your hair

Good hair kept badly still looks bad. This is the routine we send with every order follow it and virgin bundles last a year or more, RAW bundles considerably longer.

Washing

·Detangle gently from ends to root with a wide-tooth comb before water touches the hair.
·Use lukewarm water and a sulphate-free shampoo, stroking downwards never scrub or bunch.
·Condition mid-lengths to ends only; keep conditioner off the weft so the stitching stays tight.
·Rinse until the water runs clear. Wash every 8 to 10 wears, or sooner with heavy product use.

Drying

·Press water out with a microfibre towel don't wring or rub.
·Air dry on a hanger or wig stand where you can; hair dries straighter hanging.
·If blow drying, use a cool-to-medium setting with a nozzle pointed down the strand.

Heat & styling

·Always apply a heat protectant first. Keep tools under 180°C / 355°F.
·One pass per section. Repeated passes are what dull the cuticle over time.
·Body wave returns with water and a little leave-in you rarely need heat to reset it.

Between washes

·A light argan or hair oil on ends only keeps shine without weighing the hair down.
·Avoid heavy silicone serums and alcohol-based sprays; they cause build-up and matting.
·Refresh the scalp with a diluted tonic rather than dry shampoo at the weft.

Overnight & storage

·Loosely plait or wrap in a satin scarf before bed to prevent friction tangles.
·Never sleep on wet hair it's the fastest route to matting at the nape.
·Store unused bundles flat in the satin bag they arrived in, away from damp and sunlight.

Installation notes

·Have a professional install and remove where possible tension damage is usually fitting, not hair.
·Seal the weft edges before cutting into a bundle to stop shedding.
·For mixed-length sets, install shortest at the nape and work upwards for natural graduation.