How To Brush Great Lengths Keratin Bond Extensions

The first rule of maintaining gorgeous healthy hair extensions is going to be brushing maintenance-wise brushing is the number one rule it's something that you want to make sure you're doing two to three times a day, and the reason is because we shed hairs totally normal about 100 To 150 hairs a day, those shed hairs with any type of hair extensions are trapped in the attachment site and they can't fall out shed hairs kind of act like little vines throughout your head and can reach out grab everything else and pull it all in together And create mattes and tank so when you're looking at these shed hairs that are trapped in your hair extension, it's important to remember that when you see a little white follicle at the end, it means that hair dyed naturally and has fallen out. You want to brush your extension bones two to three times a day, always when your hair is dry and one of those times is going to be row by row, so you can separate each row, make sure nothing is attached or nothing is dreaded before you wash Your hair, the great lengths brush, was designed for the extension hair and for your natural hair. When you're brushing, you really want to make sure you can feel these long hard, bristles right on your scalp. These long bristles really get in there to make sure they're brushing everything down in the same direction. In addition to brushing your bonds, something that's really great to do is separating them with your fingers, so you can go through and pull the bonds apart. All the way and then brush down on the attachment site here,