1. Jewelry often replacement, the same piece of jewelry, should avoid wearing for a long time, especially in the hot summer, jewelry coating long-term contact with sweat, easy erosion, so it is best to prepare more jewelry to be used as a frequent replacement. Han edition adorn article is Korea star, film and television star loves most, indispensable collocation way! As long as a simple han edition act the role ofing is acted the role of the glamour that lets you and Korea star show you like enough act the role ofing act the role ofing that maintain tips: this kind of headgear does not need to use very rare maintain water to undertake maintaining, want to avoid acid alkali and moist environment only ok. Wet environment includes: shower, wash the face without belt, do not wear a lot of sweat, apply dry cloth to dry before storage; One desiccant should be placed in the jewelry box where the jewelry is placed. Simulation jewelry should be put into the jewelry box when not worn. Specific maintenance is as follows: 1. Jewelry often replacement, the same piece of jewelry, should avoid wearing for a long time, especially in the hot summer, jewelry coating long-term contact with sweat, easy corrosion, so it is best to prepare more jewelry to be used as a frequent replacement. 2. Jewelry can be easily damaged by exposure to chemicals. The aroma when bath, the chlorine gas in swimming, salt in seawater, can cause corroded mark to jewelry coating, so take a bath or before swimming should remove decorations all. It should be stored in the original packaging bag or in a jewelry box with an independent lattice to avoid touching and wiping the surface of the jewelry. 4. Clean the jewelry from time to time and use a soft brush to brush the surface of the jewelry to remove surface stains

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