Hair Care Tips

Raw hair is hair that comes from a single donor, meaning that it is chemically unprocessed hair coming from one person. Because the hair is coming straight from a donor’s head, it will react to weather and products accordingly. Raw hair in general, is a bit more maintenance than regular virgin hair because extra chemicals aren't being added in order to make the hair more manageable. One must treat it like his/her own hair.

Washing Raw Hair

*Always wash bundles, closures, frontals, and wigs stroking hair in a downward motion, and never up and down, as to limit tangling* 

• Completely wet hair with cool to warm water (hot water may dry out cuticle)
• Add shampoo and stroke hair in downward motion (NEVER RUB BACK AND FORTH as this may cause tangling)
• Once shampoo is rinsed out of hair, add a generous amount of conditioner, gently detangle from the ends to the root, let sit for 10-15 minutes, and rinse.
• Add a few sprays of dry oil to lock in moisture, and let air dry for best results
• If wearing curly hair, add leave in conditioner and use Denman brush to properly define curls, while also letting it air dry for best results

Hair Care Tips 

• Always wash with cool to warm water, as hot water may dry out the cuticle
• Always comb from tip to root in order to limit shedding and overall damage to the hair
• When sewing in bundles, try to avoid cutting the wefts in order to minimize shedding
• Co-wash weekly, and wash bi-weekly
• To ensure a good co-wash, leave conditioner in for at least 15 minutes
• Rinse thoroughly and dry with a microfiber towel or a T-Shirt to minimize frizz
• Apply a dime sized amount of anti-frizz serum and heat protectant if heated styling tools are intended for use
• Let air dry