Things to consider when dying your hair: Coloring a Closure is not recommended.

1)If you are dying your hair extensions darker, you can just buy a box color, or buy the hair dye and developer separately. You need to get #1B unprocessed hair. Unprocessed hair are hair that have not been acid washed or dyed before.

2).If you are considering dying your hair extensions a lighter shade you will need to buy a stronger developer. A 40 developer is recommended, or you may need to purchase hair bleach depending on how light you want it.

3)After you have purchased the hair color and developer make sure your extensions are completely dry and clean. You should ALWAYS do a test strand first to make sure it is going to come out the color that you want. Mix the hair dye with the developer, or if you are using bleach, mix the bleach with the developer. Start off with one strand, making sure it turns out to your desired color.

4.)Be sure to coat EVERY strand of hair with the dye, making sure your hair extensions are laid out on a towel. It is necessary to saturate all of the hair in dye for an even color. Follow the hair dye directions in order to determine how long to wait before washing the dye out.

5.)When washing them out it is best to use cold water. Do not rub the hair together vigorously. Run the water on them and use your hands to detangle. Make sure that all of the dye is completely out and the water is running clear. It is highly recommended to let the extensions dry naturally before styling or wearing them.

A: Use a flat iron/straightener or tongs, even when fitted, but as with your own hair, never use hot tools too often and please don't do it too frequently, or the hair will be easy to get dry and tangled.

2.Q: Can I wash & blow-dry the hair extensions?

A: You can wash them as you would use your own Shampoo and conditioner. Using a treatment/hair mask every few weeks will help keep them looking healthier and shiny for longer. The extensions can be blow-dryed on low setting, but it is not recommended to do it too often. Let your hair extensions dry naturally after washing them.

3.Q: Why my hair extensions getting tangle easily?

A: Your hair extension can tangle due to dryness, oil & dirt build-up, salt water, chlorine and not combing(wide tooth comb) out your hair daily. Make sure to wash & condition your hair at least once a week, twice a week is better. Use hydrating drops or consult your stylist for more help.