
Contents
- 1 How to Care Clip in Hair Extensions ?
- 1.0.1 1. Remove Extensions Gently
- 1.0.2 2. Brush Thoroughly Before Getting Wet
- 1.0.3 3. Prepare a Clean Sink
- 1.0.4 4. Shampoo Each Weft
- 1.0.5 5. Condition the Extensions
- 1.0.6 6. Add a Deep Treatment (Optional, But Recommended)
- 1.0.7 7. Rinse Thoroughly
- 1.0.8 8. Air Dry Properly
- 1.0.9 9. Brush Again Once Dry
- 1.0.10 10. Pro Storage Tips
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How to Care Clip in Hair Extensions ?
Key Takeaways For This Post:
- Use sulfate-free products to maintain extension quality.
- Always brush extensions before washing.
- Air dry whenever possible to prevent heat damage.
- Store extensions in a cool, dry place to maintain their shape.
Why Do You Need Care Clip in Hair Extensions ?
With the right care, your LaaVoo clip-in hair extensions can last 3–6 months (or even a year or more)! The key to longevity? Gentle handling and smart routines. Here’s how to keep them looking fresh:
1. Remove Extensions Gently
Before washing, carefully unclip the extensions from your natural hair. Take your time to avoid tugging, which protects both your extensions and real hair.
2. Brush Thoroughly Before Getting Wet
Tangles are the most common cause of damage to hair extensions. Use a wide-tooth comb, soft bristle brush, or loop brush (designed to prevent snags) to detangle the hair. Start from the ends and work your way up to minimize breakage. Once brushed, stack the wefts neatly (like when you first got them) to avoid tangling during cleaning.
3. Prepare a Clean Sink
Fill a clean sink with lukewarm water (around 70-80°F). Add 2–3 pumps of alcohol-free, sulfate-free shampoo (ideal for preserving color) and swirl to mix.


4. Shampoo Each Weft
Wash one weft at a time (or bundle them gently with an elastic if you’re short on time) to prevent tangles. Hold the weft at the top, submerge it, and gently work the shampoo through with light strokes—no vigorous rubbing!
- For buildup: Try a Charcoal Detox Shampoo for a deep clean that doesn’t strip essential oils.
- For blondes: Use purple shampoo (like Balancing Purple Shampoo) to neutralize unwanted yellow or orange tones.
Rinse after 3-5 minutes and set aside on a towel. Repeat for all wefts.
5. Condition the Extensions
And Maybe Skip Shampoo Sometimes!
Apply a moisturizing, sulfate-free conditioner before or after shampooing. You can even try “co-washing” (just conditioner, no shampoo) for extra gentleness. Massage into each weft from top to bottom, leave for 5–10 minutes, then rinse.

LaaVoo’s High-Gloss Smoothing Conditioner is a great option here—it adds shine, detangles, and uses natural ingredients like baobab oil.
6. Add a Deep Treatment (Optional, But Recommended)
For extra softness and moisture, apply a hair mask to each weft. Bundle the extensions, coil gently, and cover them with a shower cap. Leave it on overnight for maximum nourishment.
7. Rinse Thoroughly
In the morning, rinse each weft until no conditioner residue remains. The “slippery” feeling means leftover product, which can cause greasiness. Finish with a quick cold water rinse to seal the cuticles and boost shine.
8. Air Dry Properly
Squeeze out excess water (don’t rub with a towel—this causes damage!). Lay the wefts flat on a microfiber towel to air dry. Microfiber towels absorb water faster and reduce tangling. For extra smoothness, add a drop of hair oil while damp.
If you must blow-dry, use a heat protectant spray, set the dryer to cool, and dry from root to tip. Only brush when the extensions are 90% dry to avoid heat damage.
9. Brush Again Once Dry

Once the extensions are fully dry, gently brush each weft from bottom to top with your loop brush. Now they’re ready to clip back in!
10. Pro Storage Tips
Store your extensions in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Keep them in their original packaging or a LaaVoo dust bag to prevent tangling. Avoid placing them loosely with other hair tools.
Have any questions about Care Clip in Hair Extensions? Please let us know! Treat your LaaVoo extensions right, and they’ll keep looking salon-fresh for months. Happy styling!
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