How to Care for a Brazilian Weave?

Wash your brazilian wavy hair every one to two weeks. Because the hair is not attached to your scalp, it does not receive the protection or moisturizing effects of the natural oils. If you have an extremely oily scalp, consider using a dry shampoo at your roots between washing.

Use a mild shampoo and work slowly from the scalp to the tip. Do not rub your brazilian remy hair or pile it on top of your head to wash it.
Wash near the scalp and give yourself a light massage to protect the natural hair from bacterial growth and stimulate blood flow. The Brazilian knot allows greater freedom to work next to the scalp, so do not neglect a gentle but thorough scrub.
Apply a moisturizing conditioner after every shampoo and a deep conditioner every two to four weeks. Because the brazilian human hair is made from natural human hair, it will respond to deep conditioning, repairing the cuticle and restoring smoothness and shine.
Blot, but don't rub, your hair dry and allow it to air dry whenever possible. The brazilian weaving hair is prized for its natural, soft wave that will bounce back after washing with little or no hair product.
Use hair products as desired. However, avoid product buildup whenever possible. Using harsh shampoos will strip the weave of its natural moisture, leaving the hair brittle and dry.
Comb out the hair from root to tip with a wide-toothed comb or a hair extension loop brush. If you choose to have the Brazilian knot technique applied as well, you may work close to the scalp because of the extremely small sections of hair. However, work gently and work in small sections to remove difficult snags near the scalp.
Style hair as desired. Heat style sparingly to avoid damaging the hair, but the 100