Tools: Comb/brush, hair bobbles, hair pins/kirby grips. Optional: hair band, strip of material, scarf etc

Firstly you need to section off your hair down the middle and tie into two pigtails on top of your head, not too far back, and quite close together. (for a single fall, a high ponytail on top of your head is needed.)

Using a comb, or your fingers, poke a hole, under the bobble, big enough to fit the fall through.

Push the top of the fall through the hole, pulling the elastic out the bottom. Then tighten up your pony tail so its pushing the fall tight against your scalp.

Tie the elastic band from the fall around your ponytail.

Flip the fall over the top of the ponytail so it is hanging down.
Move about until you are happy with how it looks .

Once you have both falls in place, then you can add your hair band or other bits and pieces. If you feel your falls don't feel secure, then you can get a strip of hair bobble/material/scarf/legs from a pair of tights etc, and tie it around the base of the falls/ponytail to help secure it in place and cover up and joins or showing bits of hair. This isn't nessecery but can help the falls stay in without worrying about them flying off your head! .

To cover the front of your hair like in the picture, just grab a couple of sections from the front of the falls and cross them over each other, use pins or grips to keep them in place .

It make take you a few attempts to get it right, just practise with them until you find what best suits you.

Care and information for loose falls.

To take care of your falls is simple.
There are a few ways to increase the life of your falls and following these guidelines will give you the most out of your falls.

• To store loose falls it is best to keep them hanging up. Putting them back in the packets we send them in and anging them over the top of a coat hanger and putting them in your wardrobe is best, or lay them flat in a draw is also suitable.



• To brush your falls, use a wide toothed comb or a brush, grab the top of the falls tightly in your hand, lay the falls down on a flat surface or on your knee and brush in small sections, starting from the bottom. Do not try hanging them and brushing them, or holding them in the air, laying them on a flat surface works best. You must remember to have a tight hold of the top, preferably wrapped round your hand at the top. This stops the hairs getting pulled out of place when you brush them.



• It is best not to wash your falls, but if you have to, then fill a sink with luke warm water mixed with a little shampoo. Do not use very hot water as this will cause your falls to lose their shape. Carefully place your falls in the water and leave to soak for a while. Try not to move them about too much as this will cause them to tangle. Rinse with cold water. To dry your falls, lay them on a towel, or hang them up to drip dry. Do not use a hair dryer as this can burn the hair. DO NOT brush your falls when they are wet! Wait until they are completely dry, this is very important! When they are totally dry, you can comb/brush as above.

If you have any questions that haven't been answered or you do not understand anything, please email us.