Curly Extension Home Maintenance & Care.pdf

Sleep. The friction between your hair and your pillow can cause extra frizz. Sleeping with a satin pillow or headscarf is a simple solution to this problem. Also, as with all types of extensions, sleeping in a braid keeps hair from matting and tangling, and it works double duty for wavy and curly extensions—it helps them keep their shape longer!

Keeping your extension detangled without disrupting the curl: use your hands at the roots and isolate each piece. If you encounter a tangle, gently use your fingers to work it out and use the refresh to rehydrate if you have caused frizz.

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CURLY EXTENSIONS Home Maintenance & Care Guide

Like your natural curls, moisture is the most important with curly extensions.

Using the Products in your kit: Using an extension safe leave-in like the one included in your kit (B3 Ionic Extension Refresh spray) helps extend the life of your extensions and ease styling. Use this to refresh curls after sleeping on them.

Deep condition with the HotHeads Conditioner once a week by replacing the above conditioning step. Once applied, leave in for 5-10 minutes for optimal benefits.

Towel dry using your new microfiber in your kit.

Squeeze out the excess water instead of rubbing your hair to prevent frizz and tangles. Then you can spray in the B3 Ionic Refresh.

Avoid Silicone & Sulfates The shampoo and conditioner in your kit is the best option for your extensions, no matter your hair type.

They're formulated explicitly without the above ingredients that can wreak havoc on your new investment.

Using a curl cream helps lock in the moisture and defining curls. Ask your stylist to recommend one for you. Be sure to avoid products with alcohol and parabens.

If you need a refill before your next appointment, you can email us to arrange a pickup order.

Brushing; Brush gently with the brush from your kit. Always hold the hair in one hand and the brush in the other to avoid additional tension on the attachment points.

Shampoo with your fingers close to your scalp in an S pattern. Try not to use circular motions to prevent adding more tangles. Don't worry about running the shampoo through to the ends; it will clean with gravity and run down to the rest when you rinse.

Drying: Use a defuser to dry your hair at the root, you can let the rest air dry, but the root area must always be dried. Avoid doing this too close to bedtime to ensure the hair is dry before bed.

Conditioning your hair, use a small amount and distribute with your fingers below the attachment points. Using conditioner on the scalp can cause buildup.

Finger combing with the conditioner helps easily remove tangles and ensures the product is evenly distributed throughout your hair.

Never go to bed with wet hair and try to contain or protect your hair while you sleep.

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