Store your wig on a wig stand or form that is smaller than the base of the cap to prevent the cap from stretching. Direct sunlight will fade the hair so avoid storing your wig where it will be exposed to light. Do not wear your hairpiece while sleeping. It may result in hair loss, […]
1. A hair weft is a section of hair —synthetic or real—that’s sewn together on top. Buy one, like FSNWIGS Silky Straight 12-inch Human Hair weft, $19.99, at FSNWIGS SHOP along with a pack of hair extension clips. Then, take them both to your local tailor and have him sew a few clips (three will […]
1.Wash Up Gently If you’ve just gotten permanent extensions, avoid washing them for 24 to 48 hours to let them adhere properly. Then opt for for sulfate- and silicone-free shampoos and gently massage your scalp and roots to break up any debris. Follow with conditioner only on the ends as the “emollients can dissolve the […]
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To achieve this look you will need: Curl Defining Shampoo Curl Defining Conditioner Curl Cream Step 1: After shampooing and conditioner your hair, brush the dampened hair and apply curl cream through the lengths – a leave in styling cream that will add moisture to keep curls defined and bouncy. Step 2: Divide hair into sections, for tighter curls take a narrower section and for bigger curls a wider section. Step 3: Twist each section around your finger to shape. Step 4: Blow dry gently using a diffuser. Once dry, don’t use a brush as this will fluff out your hair. Instead run your fingers through to separate the curls.
Tips and tricks for creating any look, from preppy and polished to cute and chic. The power suit for women has finally been resurrected from the 80’s with the blazer taking charge and glam hair as its side kick. Hair no longer has to be confined to stiff up styles and boring looks as the styles and cuts of the come-back blazer have saved them from their boredom. From pony tails and chignons to long wavy do’s and braids, all hair is cool hair when teamed with your favourite new wardrobe accessory. The blazer has also been made fun with ladies wearing them to every events and on every occasion by adding extra detail by accessorising with jewellery, bags and shoes. This has left the door wide open for hair to be styled however you choose. Whichever collar your blazer has, be it soft, stiff, mandarin or military, the ideal style is best determined by the rest of your outfit. For the office… … try a chignon, french twist or a sleek pony tail to bring out the more serious look of your blazer. For weekends… … try loose waves, a messy bun or a braided up do will be more complimentary. These styles can all be complimented, using different hair clips, hats and scarves. Either way there are so many looks to choose from and so many accessories to combine, like: Teaming a boyfriend blazer with a half up do. A pretty hair piece or a military blazer with a side ponytail and geeky glasses. Roll up your sleeves ans add a shirt to compliment a loose side ponytail or wear with a cheeky dress and poker straight locks with loads of jewelry for evenings out. Whatever you do, take full advantage of all hair styling opportunities because this trend is here to stay! Sales Dept.
Whether your hair is fine, thick or colour-treated, we’ve created a guideline to help you maintain your salon style. Fine hair Often when the hair is fine just touching it too much can over stimulate the glands in your scalp causing it to over produce and leave the hair looking greasy and uncared for. Using a detoxing or clarifying shampoo helps to remove excess oils and allows the scalp to breathe, allowing for longer wear of your blow dry. Thick hair With heavier, thicker hair not rinsing your conditioner or treatment properly is often the cause for hair looking greasy and unnaturally shiny. Using a clarifying shampoo with your normal shampoo always helps to give the hair the best of both. A clarifying shampoo helps to cleanse, while you’re normal recommended shampoo helps to nourish. Also applying the correct amounts of conditioner helps to avoid excess product as most women are prone to over usage of conditioners and treatments. Applying products The best way to ensure your blow dry remains fresh and intact is not too apply the products onto the root when styling, but rather onto the mid-lengths and ends only. Oil-based products tend to spread faster when heat is applied so opt for a light cream or a spray to use as a styling aid before blow drying. Dry shampoos also prove to be very effective when trying to extend the life of your blow dry because it freshens the roots and absorbs the hairs natural oils to keep it looking and feeling cleaner for longer. Avoid applying products to the roots to tame fly-aways and rather mist gently with a light hair spray which contains no oils. For ladies with fringes or layers around the face, shampooing just a few strands around the face or even just your crown and fringe will give the illusion of a complete blow dry. Other alternatives are buns or braids for the very last day before your next blow dry.
Remy Hair VS Non Remy hair Why the hair bundles or human hair wigs quality is not good as expected? Why my hair extensions is tangle after first washing ? Where to buy remy hair extensions with best quality hair? Many and many question around hair extensions beginner, most girl can not distinguish the remy […]
7 Winter Hair Tips for black women An ethnic hair specialist tells us the truth about braids, weaves, relaxing – and how to winter proof your locks. In different seasons, you need to use different techniques to maintain your hair. Winter is just one of those nasty seasons when you need to take extra care to ensure less damage. And if you’re African you know that your hair will suffer the most. The cold temperatures will drain the moisture from your tresses. For this reason, it’s important to protect the hair from moisture loss, especially if you look to weaves and extensions for survival. Here are a few tips on how to keep your hair healthy in winter. 1. Winter accessories Scarves and woollen hats, as gorgeous as they make us look, are doing some serious damage to those luscious locks. As winter gets colder, try wearing a silk scarf under that woollen hat or make sure that your hair is clear out of the way before wrapping the scarf around your neck. 2. Moisturise, moisturise, moisturise! Heated spaces, such as offices with aircons, dry out your hair. That’s why you’ll need to focus on conditioning your hair, or getting hot oil treatment at least every two weeks. And for those ladies who are like me and love Indian Remy Extensions, stick to Moroccan hot oil treatments. It not only keeps your extensions looking shiny and natural, but helps maintain your own tresses. 3. The less heat the better Stay away from heat where you can. Heaters and heated spaces are already dying out your natural hair moisture, try to avoid flat irons, dryers and curling irons where possible. My best advice would be to go for a lace wig or a weave but remember to stick to 100% virgin Remy hair if you want the natural look. 4. Hair extensions to the rescue Think of hair styles that will protect your hair and here is where we get to the fun bit. I strongly recommend applying glue less lace wigs during winter. Do cornrows that will help you hair grow especially your hair line and keep you warm. The the good thing about lace wigs is you can take it on off for exercise or at bed time. As mentioned above lace wigs, weaves,and braids are all ways in which you can keep your protected from the harsh weather, but we all know the evils of extensions and braids… a receding hairline! 5. Extensions and hairline woes How many times have you said to yourself “I’m not gonna put another weave in” because your hairline is receding, but then a hot date comes along or a big business meeting and next thing you know the weave is back on. It’s something that’s not easy to avoid. So ladies to maintain your hairline, avoid keeping weaves and braids in for too long. I recommend keeping a weave in for two weeks and braids in for a month at most. Remember singles are the enemy. Try cornrows at the front and keep the singles in the back. It prevents severe hair breakage. 6. After care post the extensions drama Another tip to maintain your hairline is to have a scalp scrub immediately after removing any extensions – this includes braids. The scalp scrub helps to remove all the dead skin and helps your hair retain moisture and keeps it well conditioned. 7. Less chemicals less damage Lastly… I know you hate to hear this, but cut down on the amount of times you relax your hair. Yes, the growth can cause some serious damage to the comb, but instead of relaxing every two weeks, rather have more treatments or a hot oil treatment. Relaxers not only dry out your hair, but the chemicals decrease the natural moisture your hair produces. I recommend relaxing your hair once every two months at the very least. Winter may be blue, but your hair doesn’t have to. Just remember, more moisture and less chemicals are the key to keeping your hair looking fabulous. Fsn Wigs Inc.
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