Accessories

Tools, Brushes & Combs

Extension brush, detangling brush, tail comb, clamps, clips and flat iron for caring for and working with hair extensions. The right tools make your hair last longer.

Frequently asked questions

Which brush is best for hair extensions?

An extension brush, which detangles the hair without catching on or pulling the bonds. Always brush from the ends upwards.

What's the difference between an extension brush and a detangling brush?

The extension brush is for daily brushing around the bonds. The detangling brush works out knots and is ideal after washing.

How do I brush hair extensions without damaging the bonds?

Hold the hair with one hand near the bonds and brush from the ends upwards in stages. Always brush before you wash your hair and before you go to bed.

What is the tail comb used for?

The tail comb sections off straight, even partings at installation and move-ups, so the strands are placed correctly.

What are loose clips used for?

Loose clips are sewn onto a weft when you want to make your own clip-ins or replace worn-out clips.

Why should I use clips when putting in hair extensions?

Crocodile clips hold back the hair you're not working on, so the sections stay straight. Crease-free clips hold the hair up without leaving marks.

Can I straighten my hair extensions?

Yes, human hair extensions can be straightened and styled like your own hair. Use heat protection and keep the straightener away from the bonds.

What is the spray bottle used for?

The spray bottle dampens the hair evenly when styling and detangling.

How often should I brush my hair extensions?

Brush your extensions morning and evening and always before washing, so no knots form at the bonds.

How do I clean the brush?

Remove loose hairs after every use and wash the brush with mild shampoo and lukewarm water now and then. Let it air-dry.

Everything you need to know about Tools, Brushes & Combs

Tools, brushes and combs for hair extensions
The right tools make a big difference to how long your extensions last and how easy they are to look after. Here we gather brushes, combs, clips and styling tools – the same ones we use at our salons.

A brush for hair extensions
A regular brush can catch on the bonds and pull on both the extensions and your own hair. An extension brush detangles gently around the bonds and is suitable for daily brushing. The detangling brush works out knots and is great after washing, and the compact version is handy to keep in your bag.

How to brush correctly
Hold the hair with one hand near the bonds and brush from the ends upwards in stages. Always brush before you wash your hair and before bed, so no knots form at the bonds.

Tail comb and clips
The tail comb sections off straight, even partings at installation and move-ups. Crocodile clips hold back the rest of the hair while you work, and crease-free clips hold the hair up without leaving marks.

Loose clips
With loose clips you can make your own clip-ins from a weft or replace worn-out clips.

Styling
Human hair extensions can be straightened and styled like your own hair. Use heat protection and keep the straightener away from the bonds. The spray bottle makes it easy to dampen the hair evenly when styling.

Caring for your tools
Remove loose hairs from the brush after every use and wash it with mild shampoo now and then. Let brushes and combs air-dry.