Hair care

Products and heat

Use lightweight products and avoid excessive product buildup, as heavy products can weigh the hair down.

Always apply a heat protectant before using hot tools.

Washing

Wash the hair approximately every 1–2 weeks, depending on wear and product buildup, using a gentle sulfate-free shampoo.

Use lukewarm water and gently smooth the shampoo through the hair in a downward motion. Avoid rubbing, scrubbing or bunching the hair together, as this can create unnecessary friction.

Conditioning and moisture

Follow with a moisturizing conditioner, applying it mainly through the lengths and ends.

While the hair is damp, a small amount of lightweight natural oil can be applied to the lengths and ends for added moisture. Almond, coconut or argan oil can be used sparingly.

At night

Protect the hair with a satin bonnet or satin pillowcase.

Shedding and what to avoid

A small amount of shedding is normal with human hair extensions and wigs. Excessive shedding, matting or dryness can occur if the hair is not cared for correctly.

Avoid products containing harsh or drying ingredients such as sulfates and high levels of alcohol.

Colouring and bleaching

For colouring, bleaching or significant chemical processing, we strongly recommend using a professional hairstylist or colourist.

Hairholic cannot guarantee the condition of hair after incorrect colouring, bleaching or chemical treatment.

Shampoo and conditioner

Because the hair has been professionally colored, it requires a little extra care to help maintain both the colour and quality.

Always use a sulfate-free, colour-safe shampoo and conditioner to help prevent unnecessary colour fading and dryness.

Heat and moisture

Apply heat protectant before using hot tools and style on low to medium heat whenever possible. Excessive heat can cause the colour to fade faster and may weaken the hair over time.

Use a lightweight hair oil or serum through the lengths and ends to keep the hair soft, moisturized and smooth.