Top Googled Extension Questions - My Hair Extensions Smell Bad | Instant Beauty

Hi beauties: this is Sam from instant Beauty um, so I filming something a little bit fun kind of sucks to film without my partner, Rachel she's, always with me when I'm filming videos, so I just I felt like filming something fun, but it's kind of hard to Do by yourself, but she's here with me and spirit, so we're gon na do a fun video Google search top 4 answers for when you search. Why do my extensions dot, dot dot and you know how you know they come up as a suggestion find attempt to answer this question for you, so the first one was: why do my extensions tangle so easily, obviously a very difficult question to answer without any you Know background on the specific person, but in general extensions are probably tangling easily because they're not good quality. Unfortunately, a lot of times what happens is if you're purchasing extensions that are a little bit cheaper excuse me, for the most part, are are like half synthetic, maybe or you know, just really not very good quality could be that it's not remy hair and that the In her hair was collected, kind of and just put together, all in you going in different directions, so in that case they could tangle quite easily um or it could be that you're, you've kind of dried them out. You know with either like um. You know coloring too much or too much heat on your extensions and kind of fried them. So all the moisture is gone and typically when the moisture is gone in your hair or your hair, you know gets frizzy and tangles and tangles really easily another thing. It could be is the weather, especially in the winter here in Canada, it's and I'm pretty bad. Like you know, you wring your scarfs in the air. The air is so dry and your hair feels brittle and and then you come out of the the car with the heat on and everything and your hairs all like fool. So it could be that we would. This depend on the situation, but usually like nine times out of ten it's because the hair quality's if compared was really really great. You probably wouldn't angle on you that fast. It could also be that the hair is old. It could be that the hair is a you know, it's time to change it, a lot of different things it could be, but the second one's funny Mimi laughing. I don't know what I'm going to say to this one. So it's. Why do my extensions smell? I don't know like so like do they smell like when someone's typing that in? Why do i extension smell? Do they have their extensions in already so like they smell or like the extensions come out of the package and they smell? But let's say they come out of the package and they smell could be the process, the chemical process. Usually when the hair is collected, they they they clean it and then they bleach it or they caller ID or whatever they do to it. To get it. To look beautiful, you know one color and in and they apply like a silicone on top, sometimes to keep it really soft and you know they treat it. Basically so possibly you know: you're smelling the treatments, not only the chemical smell or I don't know why else they would smell. We'Re really sure my extensions don't smell, so I'm not really sure could be that yeah again. Maybe the qualities is bad and I don't know what your smell anyways - okay, next one, why do my extensions itch now? That is mainly you know, based in my opinion, it's mainly the attachment method, the way that they are so sometimes when they're very tight when they have been applied, really tight and a lot of times. It'S like a weave or area of the beads, or you know any kind of method that has to be placed very very tight can cause itching for sure, because that tension on your scalp, you know kind of that pulling sensation after a while can get pretty irritating And like a nice, scratch feels fantastic. I must say the best part about removing extensions like as a client as someone who actually has them in for a long time. I mean it sucks to take them out because then they're, like you know you go from having all this hair and then all of a sudden, it's gone but being able to like scratch your head after is like it's it's so nice, it's like the best. So anyways we're so sometimes you know having all that tension on your head on. Your scalp can cause a bit of edginess and if your scalp is dry, that doesn't help that actually makes it worse, because dry scalp is always inching. Anyways assumptions are causing itchiness. I would suggest maybe getting a nice treatment on your scalp but be aware: don't put the treatment on the actual extension method like the bond or whatever. It is the attachment method because it could cause slippage, but on your actual scalp. Maybe that would be nice. A nice treatment just to bring the moisture back to soothe the itchiness and then the last thing that came up was: why do my extensions keep falling out and again? This is a really broad one. It'S really hard to say, unless you know that the background of the person who's asking this question, but there's so many reasons why the extensions can be falling out. It could be that they weren't applied correctly a lot of times when extensions are applied, and not enough of your natural hair is taken in as well like with with whatever attachment method. It is. The extension house really has nothing to grab nothing to hold on to long term, so it can slip out. I mean it's very, very common to be honest with you, it's very hard to keep in a full head like you're, not losing one, the entire time, especially if you're keeping them in for months. It happens. You know sometimes you catch a tangle and you're combing and it slips up like it's it's just it's part of the whole thing. You know you just have to get used to that, but if it's like excessive and all of a sudden, you know you get them in a week later, they're all coming out, there's an issue for sure. So it's hard to say exactly what the issue could be, but either again it was correctly or possibly water damage or when I say water damage, I mean water getting into the bond and softening it up or into the the tapes. If you have tapes or something like that and making them slip, it could be that conditioner has done the same thing. Sometimes kink and conditioner can get in and make them slip, or - or I don't know so many other things really like again - excessive tangling and then trying to comb them out, putting so much tension pulling them out yeah. If it's happened to you a lot, I would say: there's switch, ladies. Oh guys, we're was doing here or you know, maybe switching methods, because it could be that that one specific method isn't really working for you. You know if you have a lifestyle where you have to wash your hair a lot or you're sweating a lot and I'm moisture it's causing the extensions to slip out. You know, go for another method. Go for something that isn't so touchy when it comes to that kind of thing you know or or whatever the case may be, but I yeah that's my that's my suggestions. That'S my video of my google search. I don't know if you guys like that. I can do more, there's like so many questions. You can ask, put suggestions into into the comments below and then maybe you know I'll do some more videos in future. It'S kind of fun because it's on the fly I didn't know. I didn't even know what these questions were so kind of fun to read them out with you guys and if you have any questions, please comment below and if you are not a subscriber, please hit subscribe. There are tons of videos out there about extensions. You know so hopefully see you guys again, let's see soon bye,