I always advise getting your hair extensions removed by a professional but in this tricky time, we are faced with. Unforteneley I can't be there to help you. Instead, I have put together some key points and a video, to try and guide you through the removal process

Key Points:

· Make a note as to where you removed the hair extensions from (the left or right side etc) so they can be reinstalled in the same position. 

· Tie the hair which is being removed, with a band at the top and keep safe if you want to reuse

· When brushing through your hair after the removal you may find that you have some excess shedding, this is very normal. This is just old hair that we would normally lose, you lose up to 100 strands a day naturally. When you have extensions it has nowhere to go so when you remove them the old hair is released.

· Once you have removed your hair extensions, wash your natural hair. We advise using a clarifying or detox shampoo for your first was to help get rid of any excess residue. 2-3 washes highly recommended ensuring no residue is left in the hair. Condition as normal 

· If possible get someone to help with the removal

· Ones all the hair extensions are removed, wash the hair, remember to keep in mind where about they should be placed. ie; back, sides, nape, crown. 

Tools Needed: 

·   5” Pliers 

·   Small scissors 

. Sectioning clips

 You can purchase on this amazon link below. Both Pliers and Scissors are essential. You cannot use big scissors! As you will cut your hair. You also need small pliers, to get a grip around the bead. Please ask someone to help you.