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Yes, you can wash weave hair extensions, and it's important to do so to maintain their cleanliness and appearance. Here are some general steps you can follow:
Detangling: Before initiating the washing process, gently detangle the hair using either a wide-tooth comb or a specialized extension brush. Begin detangling from the tips, slowly working your way up to the roots to slow down the risk of damage.
Pre-wash Preparation: Wet the hair with lukewarm water. Utilizing a spray bottle can facilitate an even application of shampoo by moistening the hair.
Shampooing: Choose a sulfate-free, moisturizing shampoo to cleanse the hair. Apply a modest amount of shampoo and generate a gentle lather, being careful to avoid excessive rubbing or twisting. Concentrate on the roots and scalp, areas where natural oils and product residue tend to accumulate.
Conditioning: Employ a conditioner or deep conditioning treatment on the length of the hair, excluding the roots. allow conditiong typically between 5 to 10 minutes, to restore moisture and preserve the hair's softness.
Rinsing: Thoroughly rinse the hair with lukewarm water until all traces of shampoo and conditioner are completely removed.
Air Drying: Pat the hair gently with a soft towel to eliminate excess water. Permit the hair to air dry naturally. If heat is necessary, opt for a low-heat setting on a blow dryer or allow the hair to partially air dry before employing any heat styling tools.
Styling: Once the hair is totaly dry, you can proceed to style it as desired. Reduce the use of heating tools, and when required, apply heat protectant products to safeguard the hair.