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Hair extensions are a popular way to add length, volume, and style to your natural hair but shedding is a common issue that causes worry. Shedding refers to the loss of hair strands from the extensions themselves and while light shedding is natural, it should never be severe. Understanding why it happens and how to prevent it can help you keep your extensions looking fresh for months and maintain their voluminous appeal.

One common cause of shedding is poor quality hair. Synthetic blends tend to deteriorate quickly under normal wear. Always choose 100 percent human hair extensions from reputable brands. Remy China Hair Extension Manufacturer is especially recommended because the cuticles are aligned in the same direction. It significantly reduces the risk of matting and premature strand loss.

Poorly fitted extensions are a primary source of damage. Excessive tension from glue or stitches damages both natural hair and the extension base. Consult a specialist who understands proper extension application. Who knows how to preserve both your scalp and the integrity of the wefts.

Your routine habits directly impact shedding levels. Improper detangling techniques lead to unnecessary breakage. Opt for a detangling brush made for synthetic or human hair extensions. Begin at the bottom and slowly work through knots upward. Never comb extensions while they’re soaked.

High temperatures accelerate dryness and brittleness. Repeated application of hot tools at extreme settings. This strips moisture and causes the strands to crack and snap. Apply a thermal shield serum prior to any styling. And try to keep your temperature setting below 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

Your washing habits directly affect longevity. Overwashing leads to brittleness and increased shedding. Wash only when necessary—typically once a week. Use products labeled "for extensions" to preserve integrity. Rinse with cool water and gently squeeze out excess water instead of rubbing with a towel.

At night it is important to protect your extensions. Tie your hair in a loose braid or use a silk or satin scarf to reduce friction while you sleep. Sleeping on a silk pillowcase can also help prevent tangling and breakage.

Lastly, avoid pulling or tugging on your extensions during daily activities. Whether you are adjusting your hairstyle or putting on a hat be gentle. Constant stress on the wefts or bonds can loosen them and cause shedding.

By choosing quality products, proper care, and gentle handling you can significantly reduce shedding and extend the life of your hair extensions. With the right routine your extensions will look natural and beautiful for months to come.