At Loxx Hair, we take pride in providing premium-quality wigs, lace items, closures, and frontals to help you achieve your desired look. To ensure you are fully informed and satisfied with your purchase, please review the following guidelines and best practices for coloring and altering these products.

Responsibility for Color Processing and Alterations

Customers are fully responsible for any color processes or alterations performed on Loxx Hair wigs, lace items, closures, and frontals. While we provide detailed expectations regarding the color levels our products can reach, it is crucial to follow best practices to avoid damage and achieve the best results.

Importance of Strand Testing

Before committing to a full color process or alteration, we strongly recommend testing a small strand of hair. This practice allows you to see how the hair reacts to the coloring process, ensuring you achieve the desired result without risking the entire piece. Strand testing is essential for preventing unexpected outcomes and preserving the integrity of your wigs, lace items, closures, and frontals.

Best Practices for Coloring and Altering Hair Extensions

1. Certified Colorist: We highly recommend seeking the assistance of a certified colorist who has experience working with wigs, lace items, closures, and frontals. A professional colorist can guide you through the process safely and effectively, reducing the risk of damage.
2. Strand Testing: Always perform a strand test before coloring or altering your entire wig, lace item, closure, or frontal. Here's how:
3. Color Levels: Be aware of the color levels that Loxx Hair products can reach. Over-processing can lead to damage. For best results, consult with your certified colorist about the achievable color levels.
4. Water Coloring: Consider water coloring as a method for dyeing your hair extensions. This technique involves diluting hair dye in water and submerging the hair, which is generally less damaging compared to traditional methods. It provides an even color application and is gentle on the hair.
5. Safe Proofing: Use high-quality, gentle color products designed for wigs and lace items. Avoid harsh chemicals that can weaken or damage the hair.
6. Volume Choices: Consider the volume of hair you are coloring or altering. Coloring or altering smaller sections at a time can help maintain even distribution and prevent uneven tones.
7. Aftercare: Proper aftercare is essential to maintain the vibrancy and health of colored or altered wigs, lace items, closures, and frontals. Use color-safe shampoos and conditioners, and avoid excessive heat styling.
8. Damage-Free Options: Some common damage-free coloring options include: