How do you clean synthetic hair extensions?

You can, but you have to keep your dryer on a low heat setting. To make things easier, split the hair into sections and blow dry them one by one.

You can curl most types of synthetic by wet setting them on rollers. Avoid heat styling which can damage or destroy synthetics.

Yes, but you should use a mild shampoo and focus on washing the scalp, not the braids.

You wash them with wig shampoo, swirling them in soapy water, rinsing, and conditioning. You should only do this when they look or smell dirty.

If you're washing extensions that are bonded to your hair, make sure you avoid scrubbing the bonds when you shampoo your extensions so you don't weaken them. Lift up your...

This depends on the type. Generally, you'll need to wash very gently focusing on the scalp, use specially designed combs to detangle very gently, and keep extensions hydrated with a...

Hair extensions should be removed every 6-8 weeks. It's best to let your hair rest for at least a week or two before getting a fresh set.

Extensions put extra weight on your hair and can cause damage if not properly cared for. If your hair is healthy and you care for them correctly, you can have...

The only thing that I don't suggest is to come with greasy hair. It always should be applied on clean hair and with no products in there.

If your hair is severely damaged, it will not be possible to get a color that requires pre-lightening, such as pink, without risking severe damage and breakage.