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• use salon-grade, extension-safe products
• avoid silicone, sulfates, protein, bond builders, and acidic/repair products—they can dry out or damage extensions
• avoid heavy oils, including argan, coconut, and soybean oil— they can coat and weigh down your extensions
• hydration-focused products are best for longevity
• use clear oils only—tinted oils can discolor lighter shades
• for product recommendations, click here
• do not lighten or bleach extensions—this will compromise the hair
• toning or depositing color is okay when done properly
• because our hair is textile dyed, it may absorb color differently
• always perform a test strand before applying color all over
• purple shampoo can be very drying and easily over-tone
• if needed, dilute with regular shampoo or opt for a quick purple bath
• thoroughly cleanse your scalp and between each row
• a shower filter or soft water helps extend color and overall lifespan
• use a leave-in conditioner on ends after washing
• brush from ends up with an extension-safe brush
• avoid brushing directly at the weft
• section by rows to prevent tangling and matting
• fully dry the base of your wefts—never sleep with wet hair
• always use heat protectant when styling
• keep tools under 350° to prevent damage and discoloration
• excessive heat can strip toner and cause brassiness
• apply conditioner or a mask before swimming to protect from dryness and tangling
• wash immediately after swimming
• chlorine and salt water can cause discoloration and damage
• use mineral sunscreen—chemical sunscreens can discolor extensions
• schedule move-ups every 6–8 weeks
• stay consistent with maintenance to prevent matting in your grow-out
• sleep in a loose braid or ponytail on a silk pillowcase
• saunas, steam rooms, and heated workout classes can dry out extensions—apply heat protectant beforehand to help maintain hydration
• UV exposure can discolor and dry out the extensions—use an UV protection cap when bed tanning
• use salon-grade, extension-safe products
• avoid silicone, sulfates, protein, bond builders, and acidic/repair products—they can dry out or damage extensions
• avoid heavy oils, including argan, coconut, and soybean oil— they can coat and weigh down your extensions
• moisture-focused products are essential to maintain curl integrity
• use clear oils only—tinted oils can discolor lighter shades
• for product recommendations, click here
• do not lighten or bleach extensions—this will compromise the hair
• toning or depositing color is okay when done properly
• because our hair is textile dyed, it may absorb color differently
• always perform a test strand before applying color all over
• purple shampoo can be very drying and easily over-tone
• if needed, dilute with regular shampoo or opt for a quick purple bath
• use a hydrating shampoo and deep condition every few washes
• thoroughly cleanse your scalp and between each row
• a shower filter or soft water helps extend color and overall lifespan
• detangle only when wet using a leave-in conditioner
• use a wide tooth comb or extension-safe brush
• avoid brushing directly at the weft
• section by rows to prevent tangling and matting
• never brush dry curls—this can cause frizz and breakage
• air dry whenever possible
• gently dry the base of your wefts with low heat
• limit heat styling and always use heat protectant
• keep tools under 350° to prevent damage and discoloration
• excessive heat can strip toner and cause brassiness
• refresh curls with leave-in conditioner and clear oil on non-wash days
• apply conditioner or a mask before swimming to protect from dryness and tangling
• wash immediately after swimming
• chlorine and salt water can cause discoloration and damage
• use mineral sunscreen—chemical sunscreens can discolor extensions
• schedule move-ups every 6–8 weeks
• stay consistent with maintenance to prevent matting in your grow-out
• sleep in a loose braid or ponytail on a silk pillowcase
• saunas, steam rooms, and heated workout classes can dry out extensions—apply heat protectant beforehand to help maintain hydration
• UV exposure can discolor and dry out the extensions—use an UV protection cap when bed tanning