How To | Wash Your Weave And Leave Out

Hi guys, I'm back for a quick video today to show you how to maintain your weave. So I have previously wet my hair in the sink and I'm going to use might resume professionals flawless, curls conditioner to Co, wash my hair. So I'm getting about ten pumps or so and I'm just going to run it in a downward motion throughout the hair like so I like to do this just because it's easier for me to wash my hair in the sink rather than in the shower. When I'm not trying to get my hair underneath my tracks wet, so I'm just making sure that I work this conditioner in very well. Now, I'm going to take my Denman brush and just detangle the hair making sure all the strands are evenly coated and go rinse. My hair out, so when I'm doing my weave, I like to wash my leave out separate than my hair today, I'm going to use as I am coconut co-wash for my natural hair and I'm really making sure that I get my roots really well, especially around my Edges just in case I have been using like some gels or edge controls, you want to make sure you're getting all of that out when rinsing or cleansing your hair. Alright. So now I'm going to go rinse my leave out and get that nice and clean, and I will be back so now. I have my leave out and my we completely cleanse what I like to do now is just detangle, making sure there's no kinks in my hair or that weave and then I'm just going to soak up some of this moisture, because I will be blow-drying this hair Today and to do that, I'm just going to put on my turban towel and today, I'm just leaving my turban towel on for about 10 minutes or so because I was pressed for time, but any other time. I would leave it on anywhere from 20 to 30 minutes, so I'm back and I'm going to take my hair down and, as you can see, it's still pretty wet. So my natural hair is a little bit more dry, but the extensions are pretty wet still now. I'M going to clip my leave out away whatever I'm doing my hair, I like to work in section, so I like to do my weave first and then focus on my lead out afterwards and I'm just spraying some of my Tresemme thermal heat protectant spray on my Hair and then I'm going to split it into a smaller section, and this is a blow-dryer that I got from Walmart for like 25 dollars. I really like it. It has two speeds and then cold warm and hot settings. I always do it on the highest speed in the warm setting and now I'm just going to begin blow-drying. So I started out with using my Denman brush to comb through my hair, but I really wasn't feeling it so I switched to this paddle brush. I guess that's what you call it and, as you can see, it's really helping my hair to dry a lot faster because I'm able to comb through it as I do it. Alright. So I'm just going to finish blow-drying the rest of my hair and we're going to begin to work on my leave out in just a second. So just making sure that you are sectioning off the hair when you're done with it. And I like to make sure that all my weave is completely dry before moving on to my leave out. Okay. So, let's work on the leave out, so I'm going to spray my heat protectant on that as well, and then section it off into a smaller section and use that brush again to blow-dry the hair. And since we were able to tie that turban towel on it helped aid in my drying process, so it didn't take long to get my hair to dry. Of course we have to have fun. I have my wind blowing in my face like Beyonce, but I just want to say thank you guys for tuning into this video. I hope it was helpful, makes you like comment and subscribe.