Winter poses a lot of challenges
for natural hair. From harsh winter winds outdoors to rapid temperature
changes, it is a season that is extremely unfriendly to hair. Since Louise
Bailey’s extensions are made of virgin human hair, they also need a little love
and attention to stay safe during the winter. Even though my extension products
are very durable and long-lasting, they do require a bit of care every now and
then, especially if you wish to use them for a long time. So, I have outlined a
winter care guide for tape or any type of extensions that you have.
Use sulfate-free hair care
products
Caustic drying ingredients and
chemicals like, lather-creating sulphates typically found in shampoos and
conditioners strip the hair’s natural oils and damage the cuticle layer. As
your extensions will not get a top up of natural oils from the scalp as your
natural hair, it is important that you take steps to protect them. This is why
you should only make use of sulphate-free hair care products when washing your
extensions. If you need help deciding the products that you should get, contact
me.
Make it a habit to brush your
extensions
Previously, shedding, matting and
tangling were some of the biggest challenges with extensions. With out hair
extensions we can guarantee that matting and shedding is the least of your
concerns. Unfortunately, tangling is still an issue that gets aggravated during
the cold months. You can take care of tangling through gentle brushing.
However, ensure not to use plastic or. metal bristly brushes as that can damage
the extensions. Also, be gentle and always brush from the roots to the tip. I
recommend a good natural bustle brush to set angle your locks.
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