How Do I Care for My ThatHair Halo Set?Updated 7 hours ago

Taking care of your ThatHair Halo Set is simple and helps keep it looking beautiful wear after wear. With the right care routine, your Halo can stay smooth, tangle-free, and ready whenever you want fuller hair.

Here are a few easy tips to keep your Halo extensions in great condition.

Before Each Use

Before placing your Halo, gently brush both your natural hair and the extensions to remove any tangles.

Using a wide-tooth comb helps prevent unnecessary pulling on the fibers and keeps the Halo looking smooth when worn.

Our 🔗ThatHair Styling Kit is designed specifically for this type of gentle care.

Washing Your Halo

Halo extensions do not need frequent washing, especially if you wear them occasionally.

If cleaning is needed:

• Use lukewarm water
• Choose a mild or sulfate-free shampoo
• Gently smooth the shampoo through the hair (avoid scrubbing or twisting)
• Rinse thoroughly with cool water

After washing, gently squeeze out excess water and allow the Halo to air dry naturally.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals

To protect the fibers and maintain the appearance of your Halo, avoid exposing the extensions to:

• Bleach
• Chlorine
• Strong chemical treatments
• Protein-heavy hair treatments

These products can make the fibers dry or cause tangling over time.

Brushing and Handling

When brushing your Halo:

• Use a wide-tooth comb 
• Start from the ends and work upward
• Always brush gently to avoid unnecessary tension on the fibers

Taking a moment to detangle after each wear helps keep the Halo looking smooth and ready for the next time you wear it.

Proper Storage

When you're not wearing your Halo, proper storage helps maintain its shape and prevent tangling.

We recommend storing your extensions in the ThatHair Extension Storage Bag to keep them protected and neatly organized.

Key Takeaways

• Gently brush your Halo before and after each use
• Wash only when necessary using mild shampoo and lukewarm water
• Avoid harsh chemicals such as bleach or chlorine
• Use a wide-tooth comb or extension-friendly brush
• Store your Halo in a protective storage bag between uses