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Keratin hair extensions are a celebrity hairstylist go-to for a reason.
Keratin hair extensions are the lesser of all evil on your hair, and they're low-maintenance. They're extremely natural-looking when done correctly and perfect for someone who wants longer, thicker hair.

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Curling your hair extensions requires a little more time and effort than when compared to natural hair, but it does come with added benefits! If your extensions are heat-friendly synthetic hair, they will hold style much longer than natural hair does… So you don’t have to style the hair as frequently! You can get stunning curly hair extensions whenever you want!

KERATIN BONDS are attached to the hair via little keratin bonds at the tip of the extension, which are fused with a little hot tool. Heath connector has a temperature of 160C as opposed to hair straighteners of 220C so it is not nearly as damaging. These are extremely popular and look great, but require regular salon appointments for maintenance.
This is perfect for FINE and THIN hair. The bonds are almost invisible and they do not get white, sticky or soft. They are also small enough to hide.

Durability: If you look after them well by yourself you could get 2 to 3 months out of them! If used with European or Russian hair, which can be refitted, your extensions will last from 12 to 18 months.

When washing your extensions, it's important you hydrate them as much as possible. Since hair extensions don't receive the natural nutrients and oils like our own hair does, it's important to ensure that your set is always nourished and moisturized by using alcohol and sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners.
When washing, make sure to handle the extensions gently and to not rub them vigorously. Always be sure to rinse the extensions in cold water at the end to lock in moisture. After you are finished, carefully squeeze any excess water from the extensions and make sure that you never rub your extensions dry with a towel.

Isopropyl alcohol is drying and harsh to our natural hair and can usually be found in hair sprays and gels because it dries faster when applied. Constantly using this ingredient can leave your extensions very dry, frizzy, and dull. Here is a list of the most used good fatty alcohols found in hair products: Cetyl, Stearyl, Cetearyl, Myristyl, Behenyl and Lauryl.
Cetearyl alcohol and Cetyl alcohol are two of the most common fatty alcohols in hair products as they support moisture and manageability. They also provide slip to our favorite conditioners which allows us to detangle our hair better.

Keeping your extensions moisturized and nourished is crucial, considering they don’t have a natural hydration source like your own hair does. If you are brushing your extensions throughout the day and you seem to notice dryness or some minor breakage, apply a pearl-size amount of a lightweight or water-based hair serum or a lightweight oil, like argan oil. Always ensure you apply it from the midshaft of the hair down to the ends and follow by brushing the extensions to evenly distribute the product throughout.

Use products specifically formulated for dry and damaged hair, as they will help keep the strands healthy and nourished. Also, look for ingredients that add moisture to the hair like argan oil, coconut oil, castor oil, and so on. Purchasing sulfate-free and alcohol-free products is a necessity. These ingredients strip the hair of its natural oils and will affect their integrity. This, in turn, makes the hair drier and more prone to tangling or matting.

It is not recommended to blow-dry your extensions after every wash as doing this constantly will make them dry and more vulnerable to breakage. If you must blow-dry your extensions, be sure to use a heat protectant spray prior to blow-drying to extend the lifespan of your hair extensions.
If you need to use your extensions immediately after washing them, the most important thing is to ensure that you are blow drying on a cool setting to prevent any heat damage and that you don’t brush the hair until it is dry.This is because the hair is at its weakest point when it's wet. Instead, use your fingers to gently loosen any tangles. When blow-drying, start by focusing on drying the root first and then working your way down to the ends.
Always blow-dry downwards as this will help to not only smooth the cuticle but it will also prevent the hair from getting tangled since it is being blown in lots of different directions.

One of the most important things to consider when taking care of your extensions is to ensure that you are using the proper products. This will make all the difference in whether your extensions will tangle or stay soft and manageable. Be sure to check the ingredient listing and ensure you don’t see the words: SLS, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Alcohol Denat, Ethanol, SD Alcohol 40, Propanol, Isopropyl, and Propyl.

If you want a great extension installation that suits you perfectly, you’ve only got to give one of the most popular hair extension types a try: Keratin Hair Extensions.
Customers and stylists alike are in love with this method, and are never tired of praising its easy installation, natural results and of course, durability.

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