Heading to the beach
this summer? Swimming on salt water (or even on pools with chlorine-filled
water), not to mention the heat of the sun, might seem like an appealing summer
escapade, but this might not be the case for your hair. A combination of sun,
sweat, and salt water or chlorine is enough to damage your natural hair and
even turn your extensions into a tangled mess.

Though proper care and
maintenance for your hair extensions is an absolute must all year round, summer
always presents the biggest threat of having a sweaty, itchy, and smelly mess
of hair that hampers your idea of a fun summer vacation. If you’re looking
forward for a whole day of fun and activities under the sun, here are some
expert advice on caring for your hair extensions.
Invest
in a High-Quality Hair Extension
Getting a high-quality
hair extension is an absolute must, particularly during summertime. Some hair
extensions, particularly cheap ones, tend to tangle and mat easily during the
summer months, along with making your head feel uncomfortable with hot
temperature and sweat build-up.
To avoid this from
happening, invest on
Brazilian hair for sale from companies like Her Hair Company, wherein the cuticles
remain intact and aligned. Getting curly or wavy hair is also advisable for
humid days to come, since such locks are not only sexier-looking but are also
easy to blend with your natural hair.
Brush
Your Hair Everyday
When you’re out
celebrating the summer heat, don’t forget to comb your hair regularly to free
your weave from tangles. Though you may use a regular brush in untangling the
ends of your hair, these may yank the extensions. The best choice is to use a
special extension-friendly brush which you can use everyday.
Wash
Hair More Frequently
Shampooing and
conditioning your hair should be done more often during the summer months to
prevent dirt and sweat from building up. With higher temperatures and
activities, your hair and your scalp need to breathe now more than ever, so
don’t forego regularly washing your hair with sulfate-free hair products. Stick
to two or three shampoos in a week, and when washing your hair, take great care
in not rubbing, scrubbing, or bunching your hair as doing so can rough up the
bonds.
Hair extensions, particularly Brazilian virgin hair extensions, are worthwhile investments if taken care of properly, especially
this summer. You can keep your hair extensions looking as fabulous and natural
as the first time you’ve put them on your hair, as long as you follow these
expert tips.
Sources:
How to Care for Hair
Extensions in the Summer
, Allure
How to Care for Hair Extensions in the Summer, Clutch
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