How To Wash Synthetic Hair Before Use/Reuse | Extensions, Crochet, Braiding, Kanekalon, And Twist

Hey guys, I am back in today, I'm going to be washing some hair that I've used before for twist and I'm going to use this hair for texture faux locks. So if you remember this hair, it is from the data collection, knowledge, trust kinky twist that I did the book-length twist. So I this is the hair that I I think cut. No, this is all my roots, so um yeah it was dirty. So I stopped up my sink. I put the stopper in there and then I just ran some warm water on top and, as you can see, there's already dirt and debris not debris but like what is that stuff hole, that's layer in the hair, like I don't know, it's leaning, it's laying in Here so they came off so I dream all of that out after I switched it around a little bit and then I rearranged some more hot water on top to do a second rinse. So I'm going I'm doing this so that I can get off all the white residue or whatever that is blue whatever it is. I was on this year and some people actually wash your hair before they use it. I usually don't but singing this. I might want to start doing it, but you know, but this is me free washing all here, okay, so now this is the third rich okay and I'm going to fill it up again with warm water. I'M doing warm water. This entire time, but this time I'm going to pour in some apple, cider, vinegar and filter raw with the mother. This is the breaks brand you can use whatever bring you one I'll link went down in the description below from Amazon or party at one of them. I love both of them. You can trust them, so I'm just gon na pour that in and swish it around massage the hair to get any extra dirt off in the extra bacteria off and really swish it around and do a due diligence. I'M cleaning this hair. So now I'm going to drain out the sink again and I'm going to let all of that go down and then I'm going to squeeze that out and now I'm using. I can't tell okay I'm using cold water now, because now I'm renting it now. This is to finish out the hair, so I'm going to rinse it first with some cool water just push it around. This is a rinse number one and we're going to continue to rinse and then swish it around massage. It make sure we get out all the apple, cider, vinegar and all the other leftover bacteria and then drag the sink okay and make sure my hair doesn't go down the hole okay, so after I've drained it out good after I give it a good squeeze walking Out so I'm gon na do one more coat rinse and I want to let the water just run on top and really swish it around, and by this time your water should be completely clear. You shouldn't have any dirt any debris. Any residue coming out. Everything should be clear and the cold water helps seal the hair, so it doesn't get frizzy. So after that I drained that out. I put my strainer back in the state, my regular and I'm going to just squeeze the hair. Then I'm gon na put the hair on to what towel closes. It'S all. I have so that the child was soak up all the excess water and I did not record the texture like hair soggy, but it'll take time. So follow me on there and check out more videos on my channel and I'll see you guys all in the next video