Hair Care

Apply only small amounts of product to avoid weighing the hair down.

Protect your extensions at night by sleeping with a satin bonnet or pillowcase.

Always use a heat protectant before styling with hot tools.

Wash your hair at least once every two weeks using sulfate-free shampoo. Rinse thoroughly, then apply a generous amount of moisturising conditioner from weft to tip.

To protect your extensions, cuticles, and scalp, use lukewarm water when shampooing.

Wash gently with your palms in a downward motion — avoid scrubbing or bunching the hair, as this can cause the cuticles to rub together and create friction.

While wet, apply 2–3 drops of natural oils like Almond or Coconut oil to evenly moisturise the hair and penetrate the cuticles for extra hydration.

Use a small amount of Argan, Almond, or Coconut oil 2–3 times a week or as needed. Argan oil works well for styling and taming frizz but doesn't provide as much moisture as Almond or Coconut oil.

Some shedding is normal, but excessive shedding — more than what you would typically experience with your natural hair — is not.

Avoid products containing sulfates, isopropyl alcohol, formaldehyde, and propylene glycol, as these harsh chemicals can strip the hair of natural oils, leaving it dry and potentially damaged over time.

Keep in mind that longer hair typically comes with thinner wefts.

If you plan to bleach or colour your extensions, we strongly recommend seeking professional assistance to ensure the best results.