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# A good quality human hair weave should last for up to two years, if you’re taking good care of it. It’s imperative that you keep your hair extensions clean, or they will become dirty, dry, oily and prone to tangling. Let’s have a look at how you can keep your virgin hair weave looking fresh for as long as possible.Wash Your Human Hair WeaveDepending on how much you sweat or work out, you will need to regularly wash your hair every seven to fourteen days. Get a sulfate-free moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Mix the shampoo with lukewarm water, and gently wash the weave from top to bottom. Get it thoroughly into your hair and in between the braids, and massage your scalp lightly as well. Make sure you don’t rub the shampoo in – just smooth it on without scrubbing, and avoid friction. Rinse your hair, and then use conditioner. The conditioner should sit in your weave for at least three minutes so the hair is softened. Rinse it out thoroughly. After every washing, massage in leave-in conditioner gently to the weave as well as your natural hair.You should keep your hair weave straight when you’re washing it to avoid matting. Dry the hair gently by blotting it with a micro fiber towel; do not rub your hair, ever! You can dry your hair under a dryer or in the air too, but make sure it’s completely dry so it doesn’t get mold or smell like mildew.
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# A good quality human hair weave should last for up to two years, if you’re taking good care of it. It’s imperative that you keep your hair extensions clean, or they will become dirty, dry, oily and prone to tangling. Let’s have a look at how you can keep your virgin hair weave looking fresh for as long as possible.Wash Your Human Hair WeaveDepending on how much you sweat or work out, you will need to regularly wash your hair every seven to fourteen days. Get a sulfate-free moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Mix the shampoo with lukewarm water, and gently wash the weave from top to bottom. Get it thoroughly into your hair and in between the braids, and massage your scalp lightly as well. Make sure you don’t rub the shampoo in – just smooth it on without scrubbing, and avoid friction. Rinse your hair, and then use conditioner. The conditioner should sit in your weave for at least three minutes so the hair is softened. Rinse it out thoroughly. After every washing, massage in leave-in conditioner gently to the weave as well as your natural hair.You should keep your hair weave straight when you’re washing it to avoid matting. Dry the hair gently by blotting it with a micro fiber towel; do not rub your hair, ever! You can dry your hair under a dryer or in the air too, but make sure it’s completely dry so it doesn’t get mold or smell like mildew.
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