CARE ESSENTIALS

• Install on clean, dry hair. Start with a fresh foundation—product-free, completely dry hair ensures a seamless blend and secure hold.

• Create clean sections. Part your hair neatly and clip in each weft with care to prevent tugging or uneven tension.

• Remove every night. Clip-ins are made for daily flexibility—remove them before bed to protect your natural hair and the extensions.

• Detangle with intention. Use a detangling brush or your fingers, working gently from ends to root.

• Close clips after removal. Always snap clips shut as soon as you remove them to avoid tangling or snagging in storage.

• Store with care. Lay flat or store in the satin-lined dust bag to keep your clip-ins smooth, tangle-free, and ready to wear.

• Use a heat protectant. If heat styling, always prep with a protectant to maintain the integrity of the hair.

WHAT TO AVOID

• Sleeping in clip-ins.This can cause matting, breakage, and scalp stress.

• Applying heavy oils or butters. This can to lead to buildup and dull the hair's natural movement and shine.

• Installing on wet hair. Avoid installing on damp or wet hair—it creates tension on your strands and can cause mildew in the wefts.

• Overwashing. Clip-ins don’t require frequent washing. Clean only when there’s visible buildup or product residue.

• Neglecting maintenance. Even if stored, check and detangle your clip-ins periodically to keep them in pristine condition.

Care Essentials:

• Install professionally or with care. Wefts should be installed using protective methods that preserve your natural hair—consult a stylist if unsure.

• Keep your scalp clean. Cleanse regularly using a gentle, diluted shampoo between the tracks to maintain scalp health.

• Dry thoroughly. After washing, ensure both your natural hair and the wefts are completely dry to prevent mildew and odor.

• Moisturize your natural hair. Use a light leave-in or oil on your leave-out and braids underneath to maintain healthy hair growth.

• Detangle regularly. Start from the ends and work upward with a wide-tooth comb or detangling brush.

• Wrap or cover at night. Protect your style with a silk scarf, bonnet, or pillowcase to reduce friction and tangling.

What to Avoid:

• Heavy products on the wefts. Thick oils, butters, or edge controls can lead to buildup and weigh the hair down.

• Skipping maintenance. Long-term installs still require care—cleanse, moisturize, and detangle regularly.

• Pulling or tight styles. Avoid excessive tension from styles that strain your edges or weft area.

• Using high heat frequently. Repeated flat ironing can weaken the hair over time—alternate with heatless styling when possible.

• Leaving in too long. Wefts should be removed and reinstalled every 6–8 weeks to avoid matting and breakage.

Care Essentials:

• Secure properly. Use adjustable bands, combs, or gentle adhesive methods to ensure a snug yet comfortable fit.

• Cleanse regularly. Shampoo and condition your wig every 2–3 weeks or as needed, depending on wear.

• Air dry whenever possible. To preserve the texture and longevity, let your wig air dry on a mannequin head or wig stand.

• Detangle before and after wear. Use a paddle brush or wide-tooth comb, starting from the ends to the roots.

• Store smart. Place your wig on a stand or in a satin bag to maintain shape and prevent tangling between wears.

• Customize gently. If bleaching knots or plucking hairlines, always follow with deep conditioning to maintain hair health.

What to Avoid:

• Sleeping in your wig. Regularly sleeping in wigs can cause matting and reduce the lifespan of both the lace and hair.

• Overtweezing or overprocessing. Aggressive customization can lead to shedding or bald spots—treat with care.

• Applying excessive heat. Always use a heat protectant and avoid temperatures over 400°F to maintain hair quality.

• Using drying shampoos. Sulfates can strip moisture—opt for sulfate-free formulas to keep the hair soft and manageable.

• Neglecting your natural hair. Keep your hair underneath clean, moisturized, and protected at all times.