Detangle gently from the ends upward, minimize friction, and avoid unnecessary heat or heavy product buildup.
LHS SYSTEM CARE GUIDE
Maintenance Schedule Guide
Build a practical care rhythm for daily wear, washing, bond checks, and professional refitting—without treating every base or lifestyle the same.
THE CORE PRINCIPLE
Use condition triggers—not a rigid calendar alone.
Care frequency changes with the base construction, attachment method, climate, perspiration, activity, styling products, and scalp oil. The schedule below is a planning framework; your LHS service partner should confirm the final routine for your system and adhesive.
Support lace while brushing, avoid scraping Poly Skin, and treat hybrid zones according to their construction.
Do not wait for major lifting, heavy residue, odor, or a shifting fit before arranging professional cleanup and refitting.
INTERACTIVE CARE ROUTINE
Choose your construction and wear pattern
Use the routine as a checklist. Product compatibility, adhesive removal, and exact service timing must be confirmed for the installed system.
DAILY / EACH WEAR
Gentle detangling and edge check
AFTER SWEAT OR WATER
Dry before friction builds
WHEN WASHING IS NEEDED
Clean for condition—not by habit alone
REGULAR REVIEW
Inspect hair, base, and attachment
SERVICE TRIGGER
Arrange professional cleanup and refit
WASH & DRY SEQUENCE
A controlled process reduces tangling and base stress.
- 01Prepare first
Gently detangle dry hair, confirm the attachment is stable, and use only products approved for the hair and base.
- 02Clean without scrubbing
Work in the direction of the hair, avoid circular rubbing, and do not scratch or scrape the base or bonded perimeter.
- 03Condition selectively
Focus conditioner on the mid-lengths and ends unless your service partner confirms that a product is safe for the base and attachment zone.
- 04Dry completely
Blot rather than twist, keep heat controlled, and make sure the scalp, base, and attachment area are dry before sleep, hats, or prolonged friction.
STOP DIY MAINTENANCE
These signs need professional review.
The front or perimeter no longer sits securely, or the system changes position during normal wear.
Do not increase force, scrape the base, or mix unconfirmed solvents when cleanup becomes difficult.
Tears, stretching, severe tangling, shedding changes, or damaged perimeter areas should be assessed before further handling.
Pause product use and contact a qualified professional when the scalp reaction is unexpected or does not settle.
BUILD YOUR CARE PATH
Use the right resource for each maintenance task.
CARE WITH A CLEAR PLAN
Protect the result before maintenance becomes urgent.
Use the schedule as a routine reminder, then let the LHS service partner confirm the correct products, attachment method, and refit timing for your exact system.