Caring for Your Straight Closures: Maintenance Tips

Straight closures scream class and can be pretty pricey but worth it!

So for the investment you are going to be making, you need all the information you can get to keep your Straight Closures shining and in its best condition for as long as possible, don’t you agree?

This guide will not simply tell you to wash with a sulfate-free conditioner and avoid the heat, as you have heard a thousand times before; we will include practical steps on how you can do it and how thoughtful we are.

Silky Straight Lace Closure Options

At Private Label, we have an avalanche of Straight Closures, so no matter where you like your preferred closure sourced from, we have it in stock in different lengths and sizes. Let’s start with a quick rundown of the various straight closures available:

• Brazilian Silky Straight 2x6 Transparent Closure (14 “-18”)
• Brazilian Silky Straight 2x6 HD Closure (14 “-18”)
• Vietnamese Straight 3.5x4 Transparent Closure (12 “-16”)
• Malaysian Straight 4x4 Transparent Closure (12 “-18”)
• Brazilian Silky Straight 4x4 Transparent Closure (12 “-18”)
• Russian Blonde Straight 4x4 Transparent Closure (10 “-20”)
• Brazilian Straight 4x4 Closure (14 “-20”)
• Brazilian Straight 5x5 HD Closure (14 “-20”)
• Brazilian Straight 5x5 Transparent Closure (14 “-22”)
• Brazilian Straight 6x6 HD Closure (16” and 18”)
• Brazilian Straight 7x7 HD Closure (16” and 18”)

Maintenance Tips for Your Straight Closures:

1. Handle with Care:

HD lace closures are delicate. The lace is skinny and fragile, so always carefully handle your closure to avoid tears or damage. This is why you need to ensure it is installed by someone skilled in lace installation.

A well-installed straight hair closure will give you a fantastic starting point for significant maintenance. Because if your closure rips the first time you try to get dolled up, what is the end of maintenance? 

2. Washing Routine:

I’m sure by now you’re tired of reading about using a sulfate-free conditioner, or you may not even be paying attention to it.

Don’t be complacent about ensuring the products you use to wash your straight closure are sulfate-free; if you need reminders and motivation, scroll through the price tag of a straight closure. When washing your closure, be gentle and avoid vigorous scrubbing.

Here’s how you can do it step-by-step:

• Gently detangle the hair with a wide-tooth comb before washing.
• Use lukewarm water to wet the closure.
• Apply a small amount of sulfate-free shampoo and distribute it evenly.
• Gently massage the shampoo into the hair and lace, avoiding rough movements.
• Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
• Apply conditioner, focusing on the hair and preventing the lace as much as possible.
• Leave the conditioner in for a few minutes before rinsing.
• Pat dry with a soft towel—avoid wringing out the hair.
• Avoid using heat to dry your hair; allow it to dry naturally.

3. Detangling Magic:

Use a wide-tooth comb or finger comb to gently comb through your closure. Start from the tips and work up to avoid unnecessary tension and breakage.

Remember, patience is key here.

Tugging too hard can damage the delicate lace and cause weave shedding.

4. Moisturizing Your Straight Closure:

Hydration is essential for plants, you, and your straight closure, so apply a light leave-in conditioner or hair serum to keep it hydrated and shiny.

Focus on the hair strands and avoid the lace to prevent buildup. Doing this regularly will keep the hair looking smooth and silky.

5. Heat Styling:

One thing about straight closures or straight hairs, in general, is that they can also be curled. For any reason you would want to use heat on your straight closure, make sure you always use a heat protectant spray.

Keep the heat setting low to prevent damage to the delicate lace.

Here’s a quick guide to heat styling:

• Apply a heat protectant spray evenly before using any heat tools.
• Set your straightener or curling iron to a low to medium heat setting.
• Style the hair in small sections to ensure even heat distribution.
• Avoid applying heat directly to the lace area.

6. Lace Glue Care:

If you use lace glue, ensure a lace glue remover and lace glue cleaner on hand.

Proper removal prevents damage and ensures your closure is ready for reuse.

Here’s how you can do it:

• Apply the lace glue remover to the glued areas.
• Let it sit for a few minutes to break down the glue.
• Gently lift the closure from your scalp, starting from one edge.
• Use a cotton pad soaked in lace glue cleaner to remove any residue from the lace.
• Clean the lace with a mild shampoo to ensure all glue is removed.

7. Storage Solutions:

The straight closure business is a serious business even when it is not in use.

Store your closure on a wig stand or in its original packaging.

This helps maintain its shape and prevents tangling. Ensure the storage area is dry and cool to avoid any damage from humidity or heat.

8. Regular Check-Ups:

Inspect your closure regularly for signs of wear and tear to know which hairdresser caused the damage so that you decide the best violent approach you can use to defend your Closure’s honor—kidding or not.

Inspect your closure regularly for signs of wear and tear to address any issues promptly and extend its lifespan. 

Straight Closures Maintenance Tips

That wraps up our maintenance tips. Can you see that maintaining straight closure is a walk in the park? With these tips, you’ll be well-equipped to keep your closures or closure wigs sleek, shiny, and brand new.

Also learn how to adjust straight closures hairline!