Washing your extensions highly depends on frequency of use and type of activity. If you use your set daily, we recommend washing it every 2-4 weeks.

Once every two weeks:

• Apply a bit of hair bonding oil to the ends, we personally recommend the OGX coconut oil. Quantity of oil depends on the hair's condition. In the case of washing, apply a larger amount of oil to the hair.

Once a month:

• Use hair masks when it's time to wash the hair (after shampoo but before conditioner) and leave them on for 40-60 minutes. The longer you leave the mask in, the better. Avoid the clip area.

• Hair Bond Reconstruction:

   1. Wash the hair with a sulphate free shampoo (follow instructions for washing toppers)

   2. Do not apply conditioner; wait until damp (not wet) and saturate hair with a hair bond reconstruction treatment    (K18/Epres).

   3. Dry only the lace of the cap with a hairdryer at a distance of 15cm.

   4. Without rinsing, allow the piece to air dry completely on a wig stand.

   5. Style as usual.

   * If you are using EPRES, you can apply the product to dry hair.

• An extension hanger is ideal for longer lengths than 16", however, storing them braided in their own satin bags is a good option too.
• Always detangle the hair and ensure that the clips are free of hair and closed before storing.
• Do not store in a place exposed to direct sunlight or dust.
• For storage over one week, try brading the hair with a bit of coconut/argan/jojoba/hair bonding oil and save inside the satin bag or extension hanger.

• Always start from the tips and gradually work your way up to the roots.

• Use a detangling spray.

• If it's very tangled, dampen the ends and apply conditioner, leaving it on for 3-5 minutes before detangling. We recommend dividing it into sections and working through it gradually.

• It's a good idea to carry a mini comb with you in general —you never know what might happen!

• To create hairstyles, achieve a perfect straight look, or define curls, we recommend using a an extension holder.

• Always use a heat protectant spray before using heat tools on the hair.

• Less is more! Use your heat tools at a maximum temperature of 180°C / 350°F.

• When cutting your piece, make sure to be wearing it!

• If you want to dye your piece, we recommend going a darker color. All of our blondes and light brunettes have been processed, therefore, they should be tested on a small patch of hair to see how the color will react before applying to the whole piece.

• Use a heat-protective spray (if possible, one that also hydrates).

• We recommend braiding your hair and wearing a soft or silk interior hat since wind and sun exposure can damage it.

• It's advisable not to immerse your topper in the sea or pools, as saltwater/chlorine can harm the hair, color, and, in the worst case, cause the hair to slip inside-out of the cap.

• If it's unavoidable to dive into the sea or pool, try not to do it more than twice. Rinse the topper thoroughly with fresh water and apply a water-based leave-in conditioner or detangling spray to the ends. On that day, we recommend you wash the topper with shampoo and use a hair mask.

• The topper should not come into contact with sunscreen, tanning lotions, or products that may contain alcohol.

• If you have an older topper, it's better to use it for this occasion.

• Tie extensions into a braid, hair clip or ponytail to minimize contact with sweat and in case of highly active exercise.

• Take this opportunity to give your extensions an oil treatment with coconut/argan/jojoba/hair bonding oil!

• If you have an older set of extensions, it's advisable to use it for sports.