Just like natural locs, these require consistent care to stay clean, soft, and long-lasting.

1. Wash gently, not often.

Wash every 2–4 weeks (or as needed). Use a residue-free shampoo and focus on the scalp. Avoid harsh scrubbing.

2. Keep them moisturised.

Use a light hydration mist 2–3 times a week, or as needed. Follow with a lightweight oil to seal moisture.

3. Avoid heavy products + buildup.

Avoid waxes, gels, and thick butters — they can clog strands and attract lint.

4. Dyeing or bleaching? Go slow.

These are 100% human hair, so they can be coloured. Always strand test first and deep condition after.

5. Protect at night.

Use a satin or silk scarf, bonnet, or pillowcase to reduce friction and breakage.

6. Trim frizz & flyaways.

Some fraying is normal over time. Trim lightly or palm roll to maintain a clean look.

7. Book regular maintenance.

Consistent monthly maintenance (especially in the first few months) helps your locs settle, stay clean, and maintain their structure long-term.