A stylist shows how to maintain K-tip hair extensions over four months, from washing and brushing to professional straightening. She warns that DIY root straightening can melt the extensions, so she recommends coming back to a stylist for a silky finish instead.
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Check out this 4-month maintenance video. She came in with her hair in pigtails and she has traditional K-tips, not invisible. This is after her hair had been washed. This is after it's been brushed out and then this is after it's been blow dried. She has my kinky straight texture and as you can see, it blends in exactly with her natural hair after it's been blow dried, but I blow dried the rest of her hair out and then I'm going to get it bone straight for her. Again, this is the traditional K-tip install, and I am going to show you some of it that's been straightened. A misconception is that you cannot straighten your roots. Maybe you shouldn't do it at home and risk of melting them out, but I do go from the root all the way to the end, getting everything nice and smooth. This is why going back to your stylist for a straighten is good if you don't have anyone else to do it, so that we can get you back to that silky straight initial look. But as you see, He loves it. If you're interested, schedule your consultation today. Appointments are always available.