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Brush in Sections: Always brush your extensions in small sections, starting from the tips and working your way up to the roots to avoid causing unnecessary tension.
Be Gentle: Hair extensions can be delicate, so use gentle strokes to avoid pulling on the bonds or causing tangles.
Don’t Brush Wet Hair: Hair extensions are more fragile when wet. Use a wide-tooth comb or a wet brush designed for damp hair if needed, and always let your extensions air dry.
Avoid Over-Brushing: Excessive brushing can cause wear and tear on both your natural hair and extensions, so stick to brushing only when necessary.
The best brush for your hair extensions largely depends on the type of extensions you have and your specific hair care needs. Brushes like the Tangle Teezer and Wet Brush are excellent choices for gentle detangling, while boar bristle brushes add shine and smoothness. For those who want to invest in a high-quality tool, the Mason Pearson brush is a luxury option that offers superior care. Whatever brush you choose, remember to handle your extensions with care to keep them looking beautiful and healthy!
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