How To Solve Julia Hair Extensions Tangling And Shedding?

As with any hair extensions, Julia Hair extensions will have some normal and expected hair-fallout, especially when you first receive and start using your hair extensions. Some hair fallout will continue throughout the entire lifespan of your clip-in hair extensions, which is an expected occurrence since clip-in hair extensions are a temporary solution to long hair.

Even with the purest and most expensive hair on the market, you still have to go to care for hair extensions. They simply don’t maintain themselves and if you do not use a care routine, they can tangle, mat shed and dry becoming a mess quickly. The reason why this happens is that once the hair is sourced, cut and made into hair extensions, the hair no longer has the natural scalp oils which keep hair healthy and shiny. However, since the hair extensions are no longer attached to the scalp and they are tangling and shedding, good care is needed to keep them intact.

How To Stop Your Hair Extension From Shedding?

When most of us think to seal, we think about it in relation to moisturizing our hair, but this is a whole 'another kind of sealing specific to weaves. Using a sealant before installing your hair is crucial to prevent shedding. "Sealing" is the process of locking in the hair at the weft with a sealant--typically a liquid adhesive or glue. We all know buying hair is an investment, so sealing your hair is your own personal insurance plan.

The more styling you do, the more you'll be pulling on your hair, the more your hair will be shedding. We know half the fun of rocking a weave is endlessly watching YouTube videos for style ideas from your favorite weave-slaying hair guru, but constant manipulation will leave your bathroom floor just did a head-to-toe shave. Try limiting how many times you flat iron your hair by wrapping it at night, or wear your hair down more instead of putting it up in a ponytail.

How To Prevent Your Hair Extensions From Tangling?

Try wetting your hair thoroughly, then apply a generous amount of a slippery conditioner to your hair. When the hair is damp and lots of conditioners are applied, it is in the ideal state for detangling. The water and conditioner provide lubrication and slip to the hair, which will make it super easy to detangle.

Combs and brushes are great for detangling, but some combs and brushes are better than others. We recommend using a wide-tooth comb or a brush with hard, wide bristles and a rubber base. Combs with tiny teeth are not as easy to detangle with as wide-tooth combs and can cause more breakage than necessary.

If you want to be gorgeous, you are going to have to maintain those hair extensions. It is important to take care of your hair extensions. You cannot wash and go. Brushing, using great products, and taking time every day to care for your extensions will make all the difference. Set aside 10 minutes a day to maintain your hair extensions. When you take care of your hair extensions you will notice a difference and they will last longer.

We hope these hair care tips helped. Remember, hair extensions do not contain the natural oils our own hair has, so extra care is needed. Having hair extensions will make you look natural and feel better. To make sure your hair extensions last, put a little love and care into it and they will last. Remember, a little tangling and shedding can be fixed and it can also be prevented.