How To Wash Your Clipin Hair Extensions | Theanayal8Ter

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I'M taking my bigger clips and folding it in and just making sure all the clips are closed and then I'm gon na put them all together and I'm gon na take my hair tie and wrap it around the root area, because we want to make sure that Everything is together for this wash and we're not gon na be wetting the top part where the clippings are we're gon na wash the base of the hair. So you guys can use a wide tooth comb or a Denman brush. I like to use a Denman brush to kind of brush out my hair and I'm going to be washing the hair using cold water, cold water basically locks in the moisture into the hair, and it just makes the hair have that shine and luster. So that's what we want for our clippings. We don't want to wash our hair using warm lukewarm or hot water, so make sure that you guys are using cold water when washing your hair extensions. So the shampoo I'm gon na be using is from Garnier and it's their booties. Actually, the shampoo is very cheap and affordable. I think target has it for, like $ 2, I've seen certain stores have it for two for five dollars, so it's very affordable. I actually like this shampoo and conditioner onto my straight clip-in extensions just because it makes the hair feeling rhythmic makes the hair feel really nice. I'M like way it was about to say then I'm gon na take the rat tail comb and basically comb through the hair. I kind of want to get all in each and every strand, so that's optional again, you guys can use a wide tooth comb through it in this process again, please make sure that you guys are using cold water, because you want your hair to feel nice and Soft, so yeah, so this is pretty much how I do the wash then I'm gon na take the conditioned or what I really do like about this lincolnshire from Garnier is that it has vitamin E and arrogant oil, and it also helps with frizziness and maintain the Hair luster and shine so anytime, I'm doing conditioner whether it be on my hair, extensions or my natural hair. I always leave my conditioner in for about 15 to 20 minutes and you guys can see how gentle I am on with the hair. I'M not stroking in the opposite direction. I'M always kind of going down to keep the hair follicles going down and you guys can do the same process when washing your natural hair as well. So now that the 15 minutes is up, I'm going to basically run this under cold water, and I'm gon na be using my hands to kind of massage this product down. So it can rinse out really nicely you kind of want to make sure you're getting it. Rinsed out all the way, so the hair isn't feeling kind of like sticky or weird, because you didn't rinse it out good enough. So please use like a comb or a brush to do so again. You could use a wide tooth comb or a Denman brush and you're going to let it air dry. You guys can use a blow dryer, but I highly recommend letting your hair air dry overnight. So if you guys are wanting to wash your extensions and wear the same day, I just recommend doing this process like cleaning your hair extensions the day before you actually want to wear them, or maybe the night before so you guys have enough time to let it Dry and styling, and I'm just going to comb it out and place it on this towel, and then I placed it outside on my balcony, so it can dry and yeah. So this is the next day and the clippings have air dried and I'm gon na be taking my baby bliss straightener, and I think I have this one 3, something I'm not sure the degree, but I don't have it on the highest that I want to say. I have it on the middle setting and you could either take a wide tooth comb to straighten your hair, a Denman brush, whatever you feel comfortable with, and I did spray heat protectant spray. I will have my amazon link, so you guys can shop my hair products and everything that is used in this video, so yeah, that's pretty much it. I'M just straightening the hair again just making sure it's nice, sleek, smooth and just popping for whenever I want to use this, you guys can wash your hair once a week or it just depends on how often you're, using it styling and putting product onto it. I like to wash my straight hair extensions once a week, but that's if I'm wearing it, so I went ahead and washed this hair and I decided to make a video for you guys right now. My hair is curly, so if you guys do want to see updated how I put in my clippings, please let me know what you guys see is a 28 inch straight clip. Instead, I think it's almost 2 cents. I think I removed some clippings out so yeah. You guys can go to my website shop now, be so calm to check out my hair extensions and my clippings and the textures that I sell and thank you guys so much for the love and support. If you have questions comments or concerns, please please leave it down below and I'll try to get back to you guys as soon as possible, but yeah. I hope you guys enjoyed this video and I hope it was detailed if you guys are purchasing clippings and just wondering what is the best way to wash it this is it