Some things you are doing wrong to your hair extensions

You wash it, brush it, blow-dry it, straighten it, curl it, and put all kinds of products in it. There's no question your hair goes through the ringer on any given day. Before you know it, your tresses can show signs of damage, from split ends to uncontrollable frizz—and the older we get, the more it naturally thins out and looks dull or damaged, even without over-processing, co-founder of the hair care line blend.

Now here Julia hair mall brings some things wrong to your hair extensions, please do not do these.

Not getting rid of excess moisture 

After you wash your virgin human hair extensions, you want to make sure to towel dry it has much as you possibly can. Getting the excess moisture out of your hair will help you get the maximum effect out of the products you are using and make sure they go through your entire head of hair.

Use Too Much Conditioner

To avoid greasy strands, apply conditioner on the ends of the hair, where it truly needs hydration—not the scalp, Start with an amount about the size of a dime (yes, a tiny dime), and try to disperse it evenly throughout the hair. If needed, up the amount, but never exceed a quarter size. “If you're using a half-dollar size of the product, you will definitely be spending a lot of money on shampoo and conditioner and not doing much for your hair,” James says.

Choosing a brush

If you have long or curly hair such as Virgin Brazilian Curly hair, a brush might not get through all the tangles causing you to pull and yank and possibly causing damage. When your hair is still wet, you should first go through it with a comb—leaving the brush for in-between maintenance.

Not dividing 

You should never blow dry all your hair at once. Depending on its density, always divide your head into two (if thinner) or three sections. Make a part from the corner of your brow across the crown of your head in a semi-circle. If you need another section go from ear to ear below it.

Not combining the sections

After you finish drying each section, combine it with the still damp section above it and blow dry them together. When you blend the hair together it creates a much more fluid and natural shape.