Best Hair Products For Hair Extensions.

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Lindsay N.

Aug 17, 2013

Lindsay N.

I was wondering if anyone knew of the best kind of shampoo, conditioner, serum, etc.for human hair extensions? after a month or so of wearing them, they always get so dry and damaged and it's a task to get them untangled. Thanks.

Tilly M.

Aug 17, 2013

Tilly M.

First of all, you need to make sure you buy remi hair extensions. And once you've done that, I'm using Avons Argan shampoo conditioner and hair mask, and then when my hair is towel dried I spray in aussie luscious long leave in conditioner and put in some argan oil. Every day I spray in the conditioner before I brush my hair. When I first got my hair sewn in I went out of my way buying a whole set of really expensive Macadamia hair care from Beauty Bay because its sulphate free and it made my hair look awful! It went all frizzy but sticky at the same time. I don't know why that happened but thats why I went back to using normal cheap stuff.

Symone B.

Aug 17, 2013

Symone B.

I'm going to give you a major tip:
- never shampoo your extensions! Co-wash them. Meaning you only wash them with conditioner. Also, don't put a lot of products on them. I reframe from even putting hair spray on mine. Also, airdry rather than blow dry them. Sometimes you can do an egg mask to revive them.

Tilly M.

Aug 17, 2013

Tilly M.

Co-washing would probably work well with clip ins, but seeing as I have mine sewn in I can't really avoid shampooing them, it hasnt damaged them at all though, they have been in for over two months now and still good as new.

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