Sleeping

Use mini claw clips to clip your hair up at your part, section by section, maintaining its natural shape. Sleep with a satin pillowcase. If your hair is short, use a satin sleep cap in addition to the satin pillowcase.

Wearing Your Hair Up

Casual or working out – the choice is yours! Whether you choose a tension-less hair tie, scrunchie, or clip, try to mimic how your hand holds your hair naturally. Avoid creating tension or raking through your curls before styling. Consider how your hair will look when you remove the clip or hair tie. Will it have a dent or be frizzy? If the answer is yes, avoid that method.

Maintenance

My biggest suggestion is to be patient with yourself and your progress. Switching your products and the way you apply them can create a big difference in the texture of your hair, even if the change happens gradually. I recommend coming in for a diffuse after you’ve tried it yourself at home. This will allow us to go over any specific questions you have. A diffuse starts at $50 and takes anywhere from 45 to 60 minutes.

Important Reminders

Before bed, brush your hair with your Babe Extension Brush, making sure each row of extensions is carefully brushed. Secure your hair into a low, loose ponytail or braid. Sleeping on a satin or silk pillowcase is highly recommended to care for your extensions and prevent breakage. Never go to bed with wet hair, as this can cause tangling, matting, and breakage.