The Ultimate Guide to Caring for Hair Wefts > 자유게시판

Properly storing and maintaining your hair vendors in china wefts is essential to ensure they stay soft, tangle-free, and last as long as possible.

The type of hair—human or synthetic—doesn’t change the fact that proper care dramatically extends their usability.

Start by always storing your wefts in a clean, dry place.

Bathrooms are a no-go—excess moisture invites mildew and weakens the fibers.

A breathable storage bag or a satin-lined box works well to protect the hair from dust and friction.

Always confirm your wefts are 100% dry before packing them away—dampness invites damage and smell.

After washing, gently pat the wefts with a microfiber towel to remove excess water, then allow them to air dry flat on a clean surface.

If heat is unavoidable, always apply a heat protectant and use the lowest temperature possible.

To prevent tangling, it's best to keep your wefts in a loose braid or a ponytail before storing.

This helps maintain the natural flow of the hair and reduces knots.

Begin detangling at the tips with a wide-tooth comb and slowly move upward.

Be extra careful around the sewn-in seam—it’s the weakest area of the weft.

Don’t overwash—every 10–15 uses is typically sufficient unless exposed to heavy buildup.

Every 10 to 15 wears is usually enough, depending on how much product or environmental debris they’ve picked up.

Choose gentle, sulfate-free formulas made specifically for hair extensions.

Rinse with cool water to help seal the cuticle and retain shine.

Never scrub, wring, or twist your wefts—this leads to excessive hair loss.

Keep your wefts out of prolonged UV exposure to prevent color fading.

UV rays can fade color and dry out the hair over time.

Chlorine and ocean water strip moisture and weaken fibers—avoid contact when you can.

Post-swim, wash with clean water and seal with a hydrating conditioner.

Finally, avoid storing your wefts with other hair accessories or in a tangled pile.

Store away from zippers, pins, denim, or coarse textiles.

If treated right, high-quality wefts can last 12+ months with daily wear