Hair wash day! We plan our whole week around it, anyone who wears or uses hair extensions can relate to how busy of a task it can be. 
Correctly washing your your hair extensions from weave, clip ins or permanent can not only save you time but also money. 
Here, we will broken down the best products, methods and tools to perfectly clean and dry your hair and all things to avoid too.

W E A V E  & REMY HAIR CLIPS

At C.COSMETICS we currently only sell Indian human hair weave wefts Remy Clip ins can be washed the same way.

-  Every-time you wash your hair extensions give them a good brush first with an extension is friendly hairbrush this will prevent the hair from kNotting whilst being washed and makes it easier to comb out afterwards.

- Separate the hair into pieces before washing, we strongly advise against washing the wefts all in one go if you have bought more than one bundle as this can cause kNotting which leads to shedding and it’s also difficult to thoroughly wash them this way. We recommend washing no more than one weave weft at a time.

- Avoid vigorously rubbing your weave as you wash it. Gently smooth the shampoo over the hair and softly lather the hair with your fingers taking care not to create knots in the hair. Oneck shampooed, rinse with water directed downwards onto the hair - again do not rub the extensions to get the soap out, let the water do this for you. It’s best to use lukewarm water to avoid opening the hair cuticles.

- After the hair is gently pat dry with a soft towel and apply a generous amount of conditioner 5cm down from the top to the ends of the weave and soak in a plastic bag for 30 to 60 minutes. Rinse extremely well for at least two minutes again with water directed down towards the end of the weave weft.