How I Wash My Curly Hair Extensions! | Natural Hair | Thelifestyleluxe

How'Re you guys, so I just wanted to come on here and show you guys how I wash and refresh my hair extensions. It'S a very easy process, so I'm just gon na get right into it. Now I just have my you part big on this styrofoam mannequin head and then I have a clamp on the bottom and then I have my. U part, wig and I have five pins on the top just to keep it in place. So pretty much all. I do to set this up, don't like really the only thing I need. I have my demon brush and then I have my conditioner and then I'm gon na use this phony mousse to defy my curls and, at the end, I'll just put a little bit of olive oil on the hair, but also I let the hair dry on this. Mannequin because I let it air dry and it is going to be dripping water unless you come up with another way to get around the water dripping. I suggest putting a towel on floor, like I did right here, so that you can reduce to the mess. So I'm gon na take my wig cap and I'm just gon na saturate it in water. I have a big shark saturate the whole thing, because there could be spots in the middle that are dry and then get water, because the hair is still thick so just make sure if your hair is on, like that you partway go. We cap, like mine, make sure you get all of the hair wet so now that I have my hair saturated in water, I'm just going to like wring out the excess water and then I'm gon na pop it on the side of my counter top again. Okay, guys, one other thing that I forgot to mention. Our clips definitely need some clips to hold the hair in place, and so I'm just going to part the hair in the middle clip this part to the side and I'm really gon na work on. Like fourth section, so I'm gon na take that blue this hair over and focus on this section right here and I'm not gon na lie. This can be a mess just with the water getting everywhere, especially if you like, rubbing the hair and just like flapping everywhere. So just be careful and mindful about that, probably because of friction. The bottom is like the most tangled of all of the hair gives a small section. I always work in small sections when doing this. I start at the bottom and I just gently detangle, the hair brush the hair. So now this part is untangled and I just keep going small section by small section, but it really takes me about 30 minutes to do this whole process and sometimes it might get a little dry. So you have a spray bottle or if you just get some or you can just get some water on your hand and rub your hand through it the section to keep it. You know wet enough to where it's easy to work with, and sometimes you might need to put a little more conditioner to you and there we go, and so now I am done detangling the hair, alright. So now I'm going to rinse it out. Okay! So now that we have the conditioner rinsed out just going to wring the hair and you want the hair to be like damp, a good amount, so don't know wring it out all the way. You still want it to be. What my hair is damp. I'Ve rinsed all the conditioner out, I put it in half and I already did this section. So I'm just going to show you what I do to define the curls after I rinse the conditioner out. So I'm going to part this in half and then I'm gon na clip this away and I feel like this is how I'm gon na add a little more water to it. And so I get a little bit of Tresemme and I'm just gon na do like one pump, not a lot and I'm gon na use that as my like leave-in conditioner or moisturizer or / smoother before I put in my phone and then I'm gon na get My mousse four pumps seems like enough for this section, and so now I'm going to separate this section into smaller sections and brush it out with my Denman brush starting from the bottom. Of course, you and you don't want to put too much products. I'Ve done that before and I ended up having like a white cast on my hair when it dried, so you want to put enough, but just be cautious that you're not overdoing it with the products all right. So now I'm done. I have all my products in my hair, I'm gon na take the clips out and I'm probably I'm gon na, get it like one half of the puppet moves and I'm just gon na like rub it on top, it's just smooth out the hair and then I'm Going to get a little bit of olive oil and see that and I'm going to just like rub it through, especially the ends all right, you guys, so that is it, but I'm going to come back when the hair is all dried which will probably be tomorrow. Well, it might be drying tonight, but I'm just going to show you guys tomorrow. I almost forgot to show you guys how much hair comes out right angle, my extensions that are on my wig cap. This is the brush cleaned, and this is the hair that came out from the two times. I detailed it the first time with just a conditioner and then I rest the conditioner out, and that I went through a second time to apply the conditioner and my mousse. I think that's a reasonable amount here. It doesn't bother me, I think, that's totally fine. I mean it's kinky here, so it's gon na have not so I to me in my opinion personally, I think this is reasonable, but you be the judge for yourself. Hey you guys, so it's the next morning after I've washed the hair, it's been sitting here, air drying, and so I'm just going to show you guys how to here is looking it's very shiny, very defined and so yeah. This is just that's what I do to refresh my curls and the hair. Just like comes up looking totally new nice and crisp and defined, but yeah I just pop it on, and I'm looking pretty good. If I may say so myself, so that's pretty much it! I just want to come back on here or show you guys how I refreshed my curls with my hair extensions and it's very easy, but I mean the hair does require maintenance and you do have to take your time with a detail but yeah. I hope this was helpful and thanks for watching I'll see you guys next time, bye,