How To Apply Single Sided Tape In Extensions

Now, as I work my way up, the head, I'm going to utilize the single sided method. This is great for the sides of the head, and it's also great for that client who has really fine, hair and she's worried about the weight of the hair she's worried that maybe it's gon na be too much hair. So weird about the tugging or the pulling all you're gon na use is one piece of hair and you're gon na sandwich it with just a single sided piece of tape and you're still gon na get the same results you're still gon na get that long-lasting finish. But she's gon na have less hair, so this is a great option for the sides and maybe someone who has really fine hair as well. So what I'm gon na do is pick up a section of hair like I've been working with I'm going to place it underneath now, I'm gon na take our single sided tape right here. So, as you can see, it's only sticky on one side. Okay, so you want to max that up. Sticky side goes down onto the top. Remember that sticky side down unto the top. So it's really cool about the single sided method is as you're working and adhering it. You can see the little air pockets that are happening here. You want to make sure you get those to go away, because then that means that that's actually adhere to the hair, and here we have one single sided method: great for really fine hair great for the size, and it's adhered still, the same amount of time that Stays in the hair and it's a really great option for the side and for those women who are just worried about too much hair too much density, maybe they're just like. I don't want it to feel like I have extensions, I don't want to feel like. I had all this hair great option. You can even do this on the entire head. If you wanted to