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If you want your China Hair Extension Manufacturer wefts to remain in pristine condition, consistent storage and maintenance are non-negotiable.

No matter if your wefts are made from real hair or high-quality synthetics, how you treat them determines how long they’ll look flawless.

Your first step should be choosing a dry, dust-free location for storage.

Never store wefts in humid spaces such as showers or near sinks.

Use a cotton voile bag or a satin-lined drawer insert to prevent static and abrasion.

Never put away wet or damp hair as this can lead to breakage and odor.

Use a soft towel to absorb moisture, then let them dry horizontally on a clean, lint-free surface.

Avoid using heat tools to dry them unless absolutely necessary, and if you do, always use a low heat setting with a heat protectant.

To prevent tangling, it's best to keep your wefts in a loose braid or a ponytail before storing.

It prevents the strands from twisting and matting over time.

You can also use a wide tooth comb to gently detangle the wefts starting from the ends and working your way up.

The base or weft track is delicate; treat it with care to prevent tearing or unraveling.

Washing your wefts regularly is important but not too frequently.

Adjust your washing schedule based on sweat, pollution, or styling product accumulation.

Choose gentle, sulfate-free formulas made specifically for hair extensions.

Rinse with cool water to help seal the cuticle and retain shine.

Avoid rubbing or twisting the hair during washing as this can cause shedding.

Sunlight can bleach and dry out hair—store them in a shaded, dark place.

Protect your wefts from daylight just as you would your natural hair.

Chlorine and ocean water strip moisture and weaken fibers—avoid contact when you can.

Post-swim, wash with clean water and seal with a hydrating conditioner.

Keep them isolated and organized to prevent snags and knots.

Store away from zippers, pins, denim, or coarse textiles.

If treated right, high-quality wefts can last 12+ months with daily wear