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Why Discoloration Can Happen
All our premium hair extensions are made from 100% human hair, sourced in its natural shades ranging from deep black to rich dark brown. To create our beautiful spectrum of blonde shades—from honey and caramel to the lightest platinum—each strand undergoes a careful, professional bleaching process. This process uses specific salts and catalysts to safely lift the natural dark pigment from the hair cortex. This fundamental transformation, while creating stunning blonde colors, also makes the hair more porous and alters its internal structure.
The Science Behind "Burnt Orange"
This increased porosity is why high heat can pose a challenge. When styled at excessive temperatures, the delicate blonde hair can experience a form of thermal shock. The intense heat essentially re-oxidizes the remaining underlying pigment (warm tones that are naturally present) within the hair shaft. This reaction often manifests as a brassy or burnt orange discoloration, which is a direct result of the chemical history of the hair meeting extreme heat.
Why It's Difficult to Fix
It is crucial to understand that this type of discoloration is not surface-level staining; it is a chemical change within the hair. Consequently, it is extremely difficult to correct. Removing this burnt orange tone typically requires multiple, careful professional bleaching and toning treatments. Each additional chemical process can further stress the hair, potentially compromising its strength, silkiness, and overall longevity. Prevention, therefore, is not just easier—it is essential for preserving your investment.
Your Guide to Safe Styling
To enjoy your blonde extensions with complete confidence and maintain their flawless color, we strongly advocate for a gentle, heat-conscious styling routine. We recommend the following best practices:
Temperature Control: Always set your styling tools (flat irons, curling wands, blow dryers) to a maximum of 160°C (320°F). Modern tools often have adjustable settings; when in doubt, start low and increase only if necessary.
Heat Protection is Non-Negotiable: Before applying any heat, generously apply a high-quality heat protectant spray or serum. This product forms a protective barrier around each hair strand, shielding the color and reducing moisture loss.
Technique Matters: Use tools with smooth, ceramic plates, avoid lingering on one section, and try to limit the number of passes you make with a hot iron.
By integrating these simple steps into your haircare routine, you can significantly minimize the risk of heat damage and ensure your blonde extensions remain vibrant, soft, and beautiful for as long as possible.