How to care your Tape in Vietnamese Human Hair Extension

How to care your Tape in Vietnamese Human Hair Extension
• You should wash at least 2 times a week, when you wash your hair you should gently brush. Moreover, when you’re using con***ioner, avoid con***ioner on and around the tape hair because this will cause slipping.
• Don’t use products contain alcohol, ethanol, or oil, because they will damage your hair extensions and adhesive. Inconclusion , using too much vietnam human hair product will do no good to your hair and sometimes it will cause tangle and not smooth
4. Avoid wetting adhesive tape-in

• If you have loss hair regularly, the advice is Vietnam Remy hair not to use this type of hair because it will make your hair naturally worse. If you don’t know which type of hair extensions to choose, you can contact Oscarhair experts for best advice.
• Before applying straight tape hair extensions, it’s very important to thoroughly clean your hair and remove oil with a clarifying shampoo. Normally a portion of our hair can be used for 4 to 5 months but some customers indicate that they can keep more than that.
• We advise you not to hold your hair for too long because it will hurt your natural hair. When you have the need to remove the Vietnamese weft straight hair extension is better then you go to the hairdressers and the help of professional hairdressers.
• After removing your old hair, you can ask your hairdresser to apply a new hairstyle. We recommend that you wait 48 hours for shampoo and you can keep your hair longer.

Curly hair doesn’t need to be shampooed as frequently as straight hair. Frequent shampooing can stretch and stress out fragile strands, and dry out thirsty curls. However, con***ioner is your friend. Welcome that friend into the shower with you frequently, applying con***ioner even if you don’t shampoo your hair.
2. Choose Your Shampoo for Curly Hair Wisely
Use a mild shampoo or a low-lather cleansing con***ioner that will refresh your Vietnam Remy hair and scalp without stripping away too much of its natural moisture and oils.
Think of your Vietnamese curly hair as fine cashmere. You wouldn’t wash your cashmere sweater with a harsh detergent, and you shouldn’t cleanse your curls with a harsh shampoo.