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To keep your colour vibrant and your hair strong after a chemical service, follow these steps:

1. Wait to Wash: Wait at least 48 to 72 hours after your appointment before washing your hair. This allows the cuticle to close fully and trap the pigment.

2. Turn Down the Heat: Always wash with lukewarm or cool water. Hot water opens the cuticle, causing color to fade faster and increasing dryness in bleached strands.

3. Sulphate-Free Products: Use professional sulphate-free shampoos and conditioners. Sulphates are harsh detergents that strip away color and natural oils.

4. Weekly Treatments: Use a deep conditioning mask or a protein treatment once a week to restore moisture and strength lost during the bleaching process.

5. Heat Protection: Bleached hair is more porous and prone to snapping. Always apply a heat protectant spray before using hair dryers, straighteners, or curling irons.

Hair Extensions Aftercare

Proper care is essential to protect both the extensions and your natural hair:

1. Brushing: Use a specialized extension brush (like a loop brush or Tangle Teezer). Start from the ends and work your way up, holding the bonds/top of the extensions with your other hand to prevent tension on the roots.

2. Washing: Never wash your hair upside down over a bath; always wash upright in the shower. Avoid applying conditioner to the bonds or tapes, as this can cause them to slip.

3. Sleeping: Never go to bed with wet extensions, as this causes severe matting. Always dry your hair thoroughly and tie it in a loose, low braid or ponytail before sleep to prevent friction.

4. Separating Bonds: Daily, run your fingers through the roots to ensure the individual bonds or tracks aren't tangling together.

5. Avoid Salt & Chlorine: If swimming, wear a swim cap or keep your hair out of the water. Saltwater and chlorine can dry out the extensions and affect the adhesive or bonds.

General advice

Just a friendly reminder that your extensions are attached to your natural hair. If you pull too hard or don’t take good care of them, it could pull out your own hair. To keep things healthy, brush them every day and remember to take them out in about six to eight weeks.

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