Weave Revival: Boil Raw Bundles & Frontals

I know I know I know it sounds so so crazy, but I promise it works. There are so many things you can do to clean your extensions prior to an install and after please don't try this while it's in your head, but I had curly hair in. I wanted to wash it before my next install here's what it looks like before and here's after I boiled it. So, let's talk products. First and foremost, this is raw Indian hair. Therefore, I do not use any african-american products on the hair whatsoever. I do not recommend it. I always use organic spray on or you'll see, OGX on the labeling and that's the only thing I use and that's what I recommend people use when they purchase hair from me as well, so to get started. All you need is shampoo or conditioner. You need a pot of boiling water or a microwave-safe a bowl, so you can do this process in the microwave and you'll also need hangers. So you can let the hair air dry after you have boiled and rinsed it you're. Just gon na put your bundles down in the boiling water and you can use shampoo or conditioner. Sometimes I use both. Let it sit until you see the dirt float to the top and then you're just gon na drain it in the sink. At this point, you want to let it cool off a little bit before you try to handle it once it cools. I take the rubber bands off and put it on hangers, so it can air dry again. This is what it looked like before. I was wearing it just straight or curled, and this is what it looks like after and it is four bundles of raw curly you're posting this video on Instagram. I had people ask if you could clean a frontal or a closure using the same method. I had not tried it before, but I gave it a try and it works perfectly. Yes, please secure it. You do not want to end up with a rat's nest in boiling water when you're done so this can be so sensitive because each hair is placed in that lace. So just make sure you secure it. This is a 20 inch, curly frontal. So I'm going to pour in my shampoo and let it boil much like the bundles, it's so so easy just put it on a hanger. Let it air dry and you're good to go!