Kinky Hair Extension 100 Human Hair
How can I undo the damage? Bleaching causes a good deal of damage to the hair; the lighter you've gone, the worse the damage is. Use a mild shampoo and the strongest conditioner you can without making your hair go limp. Wash your hair only as often as necessary. Do a deep-conditioning treatment once a week, if possible, and take steps to minimize further damage, such as combing gently (especially when wet) and keeping heat-styling tools on low. Remember that a drop of silicone serum can help smooth down the cuticle and add a bit of shine.I just had my hair straightened. How should I take care of it? Perming and straightening cause a good deal of damage, and are particularly hard on fragile African American hair. Wait a week after processing. Then use a mild shampoo and the strongest conditioner you can without making your hair go limp. Wash your hair only as often as necessary. Do a deep-conditioning treatment once a week, if possible, and take steps to minimize further damage, such as combing gently (especially when wet) and keeping heat-styling tools on low.One of the main mistakes people make when removing lace front wigs is to rush the process, forgetting the removal sprays and peeling the hair piece straight off their head if the wig starts to lift. As a lace front wig is secured at the front with adhesive (and in the case of a full lace wig, around it's entire circumference) the adhesive needs to be removed gently from both the skin and the wig to avoid damage to both and to ensure all the adhesive is removed ready for the next application. Leaving adhesive on the wig can prevent proper adhesion next time around and may damage the lace seam.