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Keeping bundles silky in Lagos humidity

A short care card vendors can send to every customer with her order.

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Heat and humidity are hard on any hair. Raw Vietnamese hair copes well, but a few habits make a unit last much longer.

Wash less, condition more

Wash every 10 to 14 days with a sulphate-free shampoo and always follow with conditioner from mid-length to ends.

Dry before you sleep

Never sleep on wet hair. Wrap it in a silk scarf or use a satin pillowcase to stop friction at the nape.

Light products only

Heavy oils attract dust and weigh hair down. A few drops of light serum on the ends is enough.

Protect from heat

Use a heat protectant and keep flat irons below 180°C. Bone straight hair does not need daily pressing.

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