Drying

After washing, gently pat your hair with a towel to remove excess water. Do not rub vigorously as this will cause the hair to tangle.

Apply a leave in conditioner or serum to the hair while damp, making sure you avoid contact with the bonds. This will make your hair easier to comb through when wet and help keep it moisturised.

Comb through wet hair using a wide toothed comb or Tangle Teezer.

Dry your hair immediately after washing. The bonds swell when wet, and if they are regularly left damp they will soften and crumble.

Blast off the bonds first until bone dry. Never let the hairdryer get too hot on the bonds.

Then blow the hair dry. Blast the hair until it is about 80% dry. Always point the hairdryer down the hair shaft to smooth the cuticle and avoid tangling. Blow dry the hair section by section, beginning at the bottom section working up the head methodically. Hold each section of hair over a round brush or paddle brush and direct the brush and hairdryer down the hair toward the ends.

If you want to wear your hair wavy, apply a curl enhancing product on damp hair, blast off the bonds, then scrunch dry hair with your fingers. Alternatively, tip your head upside down and hold your hair into a diffuser.

You may leave your hair to dry naturally, but the bonds must be dried thoroughly.

Never sleep on wet or damp hair.