Hair weaves and bundles are welcomed by many celebrities because they give women fuller and thicker looking hair. Virgin Brazilian hair bundles are gorgeous and natural looking as well as smooth and shinny so that you look great. You should take good care of your hair bundles to ensure they have long lifespan and no damage to your own natural hair. Here are some tips that you can do to care for your human hair bundles.
How To Care For Your Brazilian Hair Bundles?
To take care of your Brazilian hair bundles, the most important thing to do is have the weave applied professionally. To apply your hair bundles properly, it will be easy to care for and looks wonderful. If your human hair bundle is not applied properly, it may come out earlier than it should or it will tense your natural hair which will cause excessive hair damage and breakage.
Keep chemical processing and heat like curling, flat irons, and other excessive use of heating appliances to a minimum to keep the hair strands strong and supple. If you plan to use an iron on the hair, make sure you apply a thermal protection spray first.
Apply a conditioning treatment and wrap up the hair weave and bundles in a silk scarf at night before bed.
Cleaning Virgin Brazilian Hair bundles
If you have virgin Brazilian hair bundles, you should clean your scalp and the hair bundles as well. You can wash your hair bundles weekly with a mild shampoo starting with the scalp down to the hair edges. Wash slowly so that you do not tangle the hair bundles anymore than you have to. Make sure that you washed out the shampoo and conditioner thoroughly so that there is no product build-up which will negatively impact your scalp.
Wide Tooth Comb
Dry your Brazilian hair bundles using a thick towel. To pat it dry rather than rub it.f you have to use a dryer, do so when you absolutely have to as frequent heat will destroy virgin Brazilian hair bundles. Use a wide toothed comb or a weave brush to carefully comb and style your hair bundles. Work slowly from section to section to avoid tugging or pulling which may lead to breakage. If the bundles or your scalp is dry, apply a light oil or moisturize your scalp as you comb it out.
