Hair care

Below is a step-by-step guide on how to properly care for your hair to ensure it stays flawless and retains its natural beauty.

 

Washing and Conditioning


Raw hair should be washed every 1-2 weeks, depending on how frequently it is worn. Use paraben- and sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners to preserve the natural texture and prevent dryness 

Start by saturating the hair with lukewarm water—avoid hot water, as it can weaken the strands and cause frizz.

Apply shampoo and gently work it through the hair in a downward motion from roots to ends. Do not scrub or twist the hair, as this can lead to tangling.

After thoroughly rinsing out the shampoo, apply conditioner, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends where the hair is most prone to dryness.

Allow the conditioner to sit for 5-10 minutes to deeply moisturise the strands, then rinse completely with lukewarm water.

 

Drying the Hair


Air drying is the most recommended method for preserving the texture and quality of raw hair.

Lay the hair flat on a clean towel or hang it to dry in a well-ventilated area.

If you choose to use a blow dryer, always apply a heat protectant beforehand and set the dryer to the lowest heat setting to minimise potential damage. Never rub the hair with a towel, as this can cause unnecessary friction and frizz.

 

Brushing and Detangling


Proper brushing is crucial for preventing tangling and shedding.

Always use a wide-tooth comb or a soft-bristle brush, starting from the ends and working your way up to the roots in small sections.

This method ensures minimal tension on the strands. Detangle the hair gently before washing and after it has completely dried.

Avoid brushing the hair while it is wet, as this can weaken the strands and cause breakage.

 

Styling Tips


Raw hair can be heat-styled, but always use a high-quality heat protectant to maintain its natural integrity.

Whether curling, straightening, or blow-drying, avoid excessive heat exposure, and use tools on the lowest effective heat setting.

Additionally, refrain from using harsh chemicals or dyes unless performed by a professional, as these can compromise the quality of the hair.

 

Night-time Care


Protecting your hair at night is just as important as your daytime routine.

Use a silk or satin bonnet to reduce friction and retain moisture while you sleep, or opt for a silk pillowcase.

To prevent tangling, tie the hair in a loose braid or ponytail before going to bed.


By following these steps, you can keep your raw hair extensions soft, shiny, and luxurious for months to come.

Quality hair requires quality care, and with a proper maintenance routine, your hair will always look its best.