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Most women who get hair extensions either don’t have the patience to take care of their original hair or don’t know how. This is probably the reason why they get hair extensions in the first place, because their long hair tends to look unruly instead of lovely. Just like in the case of real hair, extensions also need to be cared for long term sustenance. After all, getting hair extensions is no cheap or inexpensive move, major money is involved. To get the most for your money with your extensions, there are a few simple rules that one should follow. First, wash your hair every 2-3 days. It is important that one does not wash extensions everyday because it can loosen or wear off the bonds.

Another point is that it is important to condition or moisturize your hair after every wash, because unlike our natural oils that released through our scalp, extensions have no way of getting conditioned. If you fail to condition, your extensions are in danger of getting ragged and brittle and will eventually split. Also, because of the nature of hair extensions, one has to make more effort to wash between the weave and the braids. Second, while brushing your hair, make sure to be extra gentle.

More often, we take our hair for granted and brush our hair roughly, almost to the point of yanking out the strands. However, with hair extensions, you’re not only in risk of yanking out hair extensions, but also your natural hair. One has to be even more careful with hair extensions. Brush in a downward motion. On an average, our natural hair grows about 1 to 2 inches ever 2 months.

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