How do you wash clip on hair extensions from gorgeous hair?

If they're human hair, you wash & maintain them the same way you would your own hair.

Comb your hair extensions with either a comb or a brush; make sure all knots and tangles are gone.

• Use a spacious wired comb.

With cool to warm (never hot) water gently wet the extensions.

Put shampoo on them, you don't need to be rough with them.

• Combing the hair product through with your fingers should be fine.
• Use a shampoo with low or absolutely no sulfates.

Rinse out the shampoo.

Once you've rinsed out the conditioner and they've dried, comb through the extensions so they're not tangled. You can leave the extensions out in the sun to dry if you're in a hurry, they'll need straightening.

• You may blow dry the extensions, but first apply a heat protectant to prevent possible damage to the hair.

Once you've rinsed out the conditioner and they've dried,comb through the extensions so they're not tangled. You can leave the extensions out in the sun to dry if you're in a hurry, they'll need straightening.

• You may blow dry the extensions, but first apply a heat protectant to prevent possible damage to the hair.

Notes:

• You won't need to wash them every night or even every second night; just once a week or once in two weeks should be fine.
• Use a dry shampoo if necessary. Hair will normally be prone to more damage such as breakage or hair loss if washed regularly.
• Comb them once you've taken them out or it'll be harder to get the tangles out. Tie a loose ponytail around the extensions to refrain from knotting