How To Care For Crochet Hair

How to Maintain While Wearing

Proper daily maintenance keeps the crochet hair looking fresh, minimizes frizz, and protects the natural braids underneath. To achieve this:

Wrap the hair in a silk or satin bonnet, or sleep on a silk pillowcase at night to drastically reduce friction.
Keep the scalp hydrated by applying a lightweight soothing oil or braid spray directly to the natural roots.
Never pull or tear tangled strands. Instead, use a small pair of scissors to carefully trim away any frizzy pieces.
Apply a lightweight styling mousse once a week to tame flyaways and refresh the overall look.

Different textures require specific techniques to maintain their flawless dimension and bounce.

For Tight Curls & Water Wave: Never brush or comb when dry. Mist lightly with water and scrunch with a curl-defining mousse to restore vibrant bounce.
For Body Waves: Gently finger-comb to separate strands. Avoid fine-tooth combs. Use a light leave-in conditioner spray to maintain a smooth, flowing wave.
For Kinky Straight : Gently detangle from ends to roots using a wide-tooth comb or paddle brush. Apply lightweight hair serum to maintain a lustrous shine.

Luvme crochet hair is designed for reuse, proper washing and storage will significantly extend its lifespan for the next installation.

Gently separate any tangled pieces using fingers before getting the hair wet.
Submerge the hair in a sink filled with lukewarm water and a small amount of sulfate-free shampoo. Swish gently without rubbing or wringing.
Rinse thoroughly, then apply a generous amount of conditioner. Let it sit for 10 minutes before the final rinse.
Lay the hair completely flat on a clean, dry towel to air dry.
Store the fully dried hair in a silk bag or its original packaging, keeping it away from direct sunlight.