How to : Wrap Your Extensions at Night

There are several ways you can care for your hair before bed. Which in turn will make for a short and quick morning routine. All you'll have to do is take it down and go, which means no heat-styling with curling and flat irons.

Wrap It:
 Depending on the length of your hair, you can either begin at the nape of the neck and wrap in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction. Use a vent brush or boar bristle brush, along with your hands, to smooth your hair and mold it to your scalp as you work your way around.

Pin Curls:
 Simply take a section of hair, comb out any tangles, and wrap the hair into a circle close to your scalp. Tuck the ends into the middle of the curl and pin it with bobby pins or flat clips.

Braid It :
Do you have long and/or natural hair? If so, try pulling hair back into a single braid and secure the end with an elastic band.

Roll It:
 If you don't want to roll your entire head, you don't have to. Instead, pull hair back into a loose ponytail and place four or five rollers in the ponytail.

Wrap it up!

With the summer heat you may need a break from the hair touching your neck and back. Head wraps are a stylish alternative to a pony tail or a hat.  Here are a few head wrap styles to try out. This look is  very sexy, stylish, and funky.