Bundle and Lace Care Tips

Keep Your Glam Gorgeous
A thoughtful routine makes all the difference. Explore our guide to cleansing, styling, and caring for your bundles, closures, and frontals.
Always consult a licensed hairstylist for installation and custom color applications. Follow any care directions provided for your specific texture and installation.
Start With a Gentle Wash
Preparing your bundles and lace before installation helps maintain the hair’s softness and condition.
- Cleanse gently. Use a shampoo suited to your hair and installation. Your existing care routine includes Lush Hydrating Shampoo.
- Condition and detangle. Follow with Detangle Smoothie Conditioner. Gently work through the hair with a wide-tooth comb, starting at the ends and working toward the weft.
- Rinse thoroughly. Gently squeeze out excess water. Avoid twisting or wringing the hair.
- Dry with care. Air dry whenever possible, or use low heat. Make sure the hair and installation are completely dry before sleeping.
Use products sparingly to avoid buildup. If using Drops of Glam Hair Growth Oil, start with a small amount and follow its directions. Ask your stylist about product placement around your installation.
Protect Your Bundles From Heat
Detangle straight or wavy bundles gently from the ends toward the weft before styling.
- Apply a heat protectant before using hot tools, following the product’s directions.
- Keep hot tools at or below your existing care guide’s maximum of 350°F, and use a lower setting whenever possible. Your stylist’s guidance for your specific hair takes priority.
- Avoid repeated passes and excessive heat.
- We do not recommend hot-tool styling on curly textures. Repeated heat can loosen the curl pattern and alter the texture.
Your styling recommendations include Silk Press Serum and Keratin Silk Moisturizer. Follow each product’s directions and your stylist’s advice before use.
Give Your Curls a Little Extra Care
After shampooing and conditioning, gently detangle curly bundles while wet, working from the ends toward the weft. Support the hair as you work and avoid pulling.
Style Without Overloading
Your current guide recommends layering leave-in moisture, a small amount of oil, and a curl cream or custard. Adjust the amount to your texture and avoid heavy buildup. Gently scrunch after applying product.
Explore your existing curl-care recommendations:
Dry and Refresh Gently
Let curls air dry, or use a diffuser on low heat if appropriate for your installation. Avoid excessive heat and unnecessary handling while drying.
For daily refreshing, lightly mist with water and use your fingers to separate and reshape curls. Add only a small amount of product as needed.
Handle Your Lace With Love
Closures and frontals are delicate. Unlike wefted bundles, their hairs are individually secured to a lace base, so gentle handling matters.
- Avoid scratching or tugging. Fingernails, vigorous washing, and excessive tension can damage the lace or contribute to shedding.
- Support the roots. Hold the hair near the base while detangling, without pulling on the knots or lace.
- Choose gentle tools. Explore the Detangling Brush or Detangling Comb, and ask your stylist which tool suits your installation.
- Use care around the hairline. Limit heat and avoid applying hot tools directly to the lace.
- Leave chemical services to a professional. Ask a licensed stylist about coloring or bleaching before altering the hair or knots.
- Keep it dry at bedtime. Make sure your closure, frontal, wig, and installation are completely dry before sleeping.
Protect Your Style Overnight
Gently detangle using the method suited to your texture. Use a Bundles of Glam Satin Bonnet or satin pillowcase to reduce friction.
Schedule routine maintenance with your stylist. Your previous guide recommends a visit every 14 days; confirm the right schedule for your installation and scalp needs with your stylist.
Care Is Part of the Glam
Explore hair care and tools for your routine, or ask us for help choosing.
