How To | Wash Your Clip-In Hair Extensions

Hi everyone and thank you for watching in this video, I'm gon na, show you how I wash my hair. So I start off by brushing the hair and making sure that it's so brushed out and there's not tangles in it, and I do this for all my clip ends. Now I use lukewarm water and you don't want to use a hot water and you don't want to use cold water. You want it to just be one, then I go ahead and sock all the hair extensions under water. You want to do this before you apply your conditioner and the one I'm going to be using today is by Trevor main, so I go ahead and I apply it on the hair. After applying the hair conditioner, you want to leave the hair to sit for five to ten minutes. You can leave it for longer if you want, but I just leave it for about five to ten minutes. That should be more than enough time after the five minutes. You want to go ahead and rinse the conditioner off and just run it back under the warm water and repeat this process for all your clippings. Now, just in case you're wondering I don't use, hair shampoo and the reason for this is a fund that is trips. The hair and it makes the hair really really dry. When you get to this part, you want to gently squeeze the water out. If you would like to see a video on how I put in my hair clippings, the link is gon na, be in right now, and I'm also gon na put in a link on how I style the hair you, after rinsing all the hair, clippings I'll, go Ahead and use the Garnier's, fruity slick and shine now this is an anti-frizz serum and I got it actually on Amazon link is gon na be in the description down below a poor head, and I apply this on to the hair. Now you wanna apply just a little bit after applying it onto the head. What I normally do is I leave the hair to air dry, so this will probably take up to about eight hours. But if you can't wait to new in the rush, you can go ahead and use a blow dryer and just blow dry. Your hair - and I hope you have enjoyed this video, please like comment and subscribe. Thank you. Bye.