Easy Steps To Installing Tape-In Hair Extensions

Introduction 

 Tape-in human hair extensions are a new application technique for hair extensions where the adhesive tape is used to secure an extension onto the natural hair. In other words, extensions must be applied as a sandwich, with a thin strip of natural hair placed between the adhesives of two extensions. Tape-in hair extensions are held in place with double-sided tape, which is applied by placing two pieces of adhesive tape together, with your natural hair sitting between them.

Easy Steps To Install Tape In

This way, you can determine how many pieces of tape-in hair extensions you need to add down the length of this part of the hair. Take one amount of hair from the tapes in the hair extension kit and tape it onto the top side of the hair. Section that strand and make sure that there is a nice, clean horizontal line underneath your section .When the hair is done, create a horizontal section down your scalp, about an inch away from your neck's nape. If you have a thinner hairline, leave approximately 1 inch (2.5cm) of hair on top of the whole hairline before adding extensions to ensure your hair has enough density to hide tape-ins without making it visible. Always shampoo hair extensions with a flat downstroke, making sure you do not pull on or twist your hair extensions sandwich. This job involves sandwiching two pieces of extensions between bits of your hair. The best time to visit the salon to remove tape-in extensions is almost a month or two after you first installed them. The appointment to move your wings could take three hours, and hair professionals must also inform their clients in advance. It is always wise to schedule your appointment with the hairdresser, and you should clear your schedule ahead of time to allow space for an extension move-up appointment. When researching tape-in human hair extensions, the number one tip you will find on the internet is to see a professional, as you cannot do the job by yourself. If you skip any steps or attempt the application on your own, you will eventually encounter problems.  

Conclusion  

Too much hair in the space between your strips prevents your glue from sealing correctly, and your extensions will only last for a while. Installing the tapes right near the scalp does not let a client's hair naturally down, which, in turn, causes the hair to get curled and tight - this means that the extensions can be painful and do not last as long. The appropriate distance from the scalp to apply tape is 1/4 to 1/2 inches, allowing hair to fall naturally and not adding tension. Take a thin piece of hair (no more than 1 or 2 strands thick) and place your lower tape-in tabs, sticking up, under your thin slice and your upper tape-in tabs, sticking down, over your thin piece.