Are QVR crochet hair extensions human hair extensions?
Yes! QVR focus on 100% human hair extensions and wigs. Human hair crochet hair extensions are our hot-sale human hair products, loved by most of the clients for their affordable prices and high quality.
How long do QVR crochet hair last?
You can maintain crochet hair extensions on your head for up to 6–8 weeks, depending on how your scalp feel. For instance, you may need to refresh your scalp in the hot season, 4 weeks are the best time. And it’s fine to hold them for eight weeks in winter.
And QVR human hair extensions can last for more than six months with good care.
Are QVR Crochet hair extensions reusable?
The answer is yes. What sets them apart from other hair extensions is their incredible reusability that they can be installed, removed, and reinstalled time and time again.
Does crochet hair extension cause hair damage?
No, when done properly, crochet hair extensions generally do not cause significant hair damage. In fact, crochet extensions are considered one of the gentler methods of adding length and volume to natural hair.
Can I dye QVR human hair crochet hair?
With the proper precautions, you can successfully dye QVR human hair crochet extensions a wide range of colors to match your desired look. Just be sure to treat the dyed crochet hair with extra care for best results.
To save your time and money, we recommend buying your ideal colored crochet hair directly. 2 packs dark brown crochet hair, 2 packs auburn brown crochet hair and one pack honey blonde crochet hair extensions are perfect to make a full head highlight look.
How to apply QVR crochet hair extensions?
How to take off human hair crochet extensions?
Following the six steps to take off the crochet hair and avoid any unnecessary pulling or damage to the natural hair.
1. Prepare the removal area:
Lay a towel on your shoulder or around your neck to catch any loose hair.
Have a wide-tooth comb, scissors, and oil (such as coconut oil) on hand.
2. Loosen the crochet loops:
Using the wide-tooth comb, gently comb through the crochet extensions to loosen the loops.
Apply a small amount of oil to the roots and loops to help ease the removal.
3. Detach the crochet loops:
One section at a time, use your fingers or the comb to grasp the crochet loop.
Gently pull the loop away from the natural hair, taking care not to pull too hard.
If the loop is stuck, use the scissors to carefully snip the loop open.
4. Remove the micro-rings or beads:
After the crochet loop is detached, use the pliers to gently remove any micro-rings or beads that were used to secure the extension.
Work through the entire head, section by section, removing all the crochet extensions.
5. Cleanse the natural hair:
Once all the extensions are removed, thoroughly shampoo and condition the natural hair.
This will help remove any residue or buildup left behind from the extensions.
6. Inspect and treat the natural hair:
Examine the natural hair for any signs of damage or breakage.
Apply a deep conditioning treatment if needed to restore moisture and strength.
Do human hair crochet extensions require more condition or not?
Yes, human hair crochet extensions generally require more conditioning and care compared to the natural hair they are attached to.
The extension hair does not benefit from the natural oils and sebum produced by the scalp, which helps keep the hair hydrated and nourished. This means the crochet extensions need to be manually conditioned more often.
How to maintain crochet hair extensions when you are wearing them?
1. Washing and Conditioning:
Wash the extensions and natural hair with a sulfate-free, moisturizing shampoo.
Use a hydrating, creamy conditioner to deeply condition the extension hair.
Avoid over-washing, as this can strip the hair of essential oils.
Gently pat dry with a microfiber towel or air dry.
2. Detangling crochet hair:
Brush the extensions regularly with a wide-tooth comb or soft bristle brush.
Start from the ends and work up towards the roots to prevent breakage.
Use a leave-in conditioner or detangling spray to make brushing easier.
3. Moisturizing human hair crochet hair:
Apply a lightweight hair oil or serum to the extension hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends.
Use a hydrating hair mask or deep conditioning treatment 1–2 times per week.
Avoid getting the crochet loops overly wet or saturated during conditioning.
4. Styling the hair extension:
Use heat styling tools (blow-dryer, flat iron, curling iron) on the lowest settings.
Apply a heat protectant product before using any hot tools.
Avoid pulling or tugging on the extensions when styling.
Style the natural hair and extensions together for a seamless blend.
5. Sleeping with crochet hair extensions:
Wrap the hair in a satin or silk scarf or bonnet to minimize friction and preserve the style.
Use a soft, satin pillowcase to reduce tangles and dryness.
6. General Care:
Avoid excessive manipulation or pulling on the extensions.
Re-tighten any loose crochet loops as needed.
Schedule regular maintenance appointments to keep the extensions looking their best.
With proper maintenance, your crochet hair extensions can last 6-8 weeks or more. Be gentle, keep the hair hydrated, and style carefully to ensure a long-lasting, beautiful wear.