Collection: Hair care

Extensions need different care than your own hair. Because the lengths don’t receive natural oils from the scalp, they can become dry or dull more quickly. With mild, hydrating products and a gentle routine, your extensions stay beautiful, smooth and easy to comb for longer.

Why special hair care for extensions matters

Good hair care helps keep extensions soft, shiny and tangle-free. That’s why it’s best to use products that are suitable for hair extensions and to avoid harsh or overly heavy formulas.

A complete routine consists of shampoo, conditioner, leave-in care, serum, heat protection and a special extension brush. This gives the lengths enough care without putting unnecessary strain on them.

The best shampoo and conditioner for extensions

Choose a mild shampoo for extensions that cleanses without drying out the hair, such as the Luxury Extensions Shampoo.

After washing, apply the Extensions Conditioner mainly to the lengths and ends. With tape-ins and other semi-permanent extensions, avoid applying heavy products directly to the bonds.

Don’t wash your extensions more often than necessary. Exactly how often depends on the type of extension and how many styling products you use.

Washing and brushing extensions

Gently brush through your extensions before washing. Use lukewarm water and gently massage shampoo through the hair without rubbing. Then apply conditioner to the lengths and ends and carefully pat the hair dry.

For daily detangling, it’s best to use a special extensions brush. Start at the ends and slowly work your way up to prevent pulling and tangles.

Leave-in, serum and heat protection

A leave-in conditioner spray helps keep the hair smooth and easier to comb. A lightweight serum can add extra shine and nourish dry ends.

Want to blow-dry, curl or straighten your extensions? Always use heat protection for extensions and avoid high temperatures and direct contact with tapes or other attachment points.

Daily care for extensions

Don’t sleep with wet hair, and preferably wear your extensions in a loose braid or soft bun at night. When working out, it also helps to wear your hair up to limit friction and tangles.

Tape-in and weave extensions also need extra attention around the attachments. Clip-in extensions can be taken out and, after use, stored neatly, dry and brushed out.

Common mistakes in extension care

• Washing extensions too often
• Roughly rubbing wet hair dry
• Not using heat protection
• Brushing from top to bottom
• Going to bed with wet hair
• Using too much hair care product
• Pulling hard on tangles or attachments