How To Apply Remy Tape In Adhesive Hair Extensions So Easy With Flat Iron Last 5 Months

Hi guys, my name is Chelsea and today me, my fiancee, I'm gon na be showing you how to install taping extensions um. These ones are, these are handmade and me. Yes, it's a handmade by Denise and my luxury first hair extensions. This is the second time they've ordered from her um. I really like her extensions, the last ones I had lasted me five months and I colored the living bejesus out of them um. These are the red wine color and, as you can tell, they match my hair. Pretty dang good, they are the 22 inches and, like I said, it's real hair and curl flat iron, color, um, hmm. So today, I'm gon na be installing a half set, which is 20 20 pieces, and it makes ten sandwiches if you have really short hair you're gon na need more hair. Obviously so you don't blend out that bottom line, and so you're gon na need a full set and it's 40 pieces, and it makes 20 sandwiches, so um they're really easy to install. They come with the tape already on them. You just peel off the tape and flat ironing your hair and so like, depending on how fast your hair grows is going to be depending on how often you need to reapply them. Oh they're they're reusable so once you wan na, take them out you just peel them off of each other, and then you just reapply the tape it comes like in a tape roll and you just cut it off from your play. I would really recommend purchasing the tape that denise has on her website um. I have used tape from other Beauty, Supply stores and they didn't work. These just fall out of your hair, so I mean you know when we walked around um. I like to do all sorts of crazy up deals with my hair, so that's why I prefer the tape because they they flat and you can't see them when your hair's up and they're really non-detectable. No one even knows I have them in my hair half the time they're so easy, like I said my fiance's gon na be putting a man. My mom put him in last time and I think they took us 30 minutes at the most so yeah. Okay. So we're back and here's my fiance wait baby with so he's gon na be putting them in my hair, and we already have my outline set up and when I say outline I mean you want enough hair on the bottom and around the sides of your head. Yeah, yes, so that when you pull your hair, so when you pull your hair up, no one can see your extensions and this little piece that I'm holding on to now. It'S gon na be our first sandwich and when you sandwich in your extensions, you want the piece of your hair to be really thin. Otherwise, the two tape sides won't meet and they're not gon na stick together and then they're, just gon na come apart and fall out, you're doing two on the bottom and then three in the middle row and then three on the top and then one on each Side so he's gon na go ahead and put these in now, so the tape when you pull up the tape, I'm gon na turn my head all the way up to where your hair meets your scalp yeah. I always like to do the bottom one. First, I just think it's easier, you know and then kind of press here, it's a little dark and then just take your fingers and like press them together, then you want to take your flat iron and you don't want to clamp, shut the butter and you just Want to get it close enough to that it heats up the tape and it kind of melts it together, so don't clamp the flat iron on it. Otherwise, you're gon na absorb, like the heats gon na absorb the tape and then you're gon na, have nothing for just don't put your head and then okay, so that one is he you're, just gon na keep repeating it um if you have a full set you're, Probably gon na end up doing like five rows and maybe two rows on each side but, like I said, I'm doing half a set, so I'm gon na do three rows, so we're just gon na continue to do with this um we're gon na do another one. So so we put the second one right next to this one and I would just double check to make sure you get the ends really good, because those are the first places of the time to come loose. That'S what they're gon na look like in your hair. That'S the first row and I'm gon na be putting in the side pieces, um same kind of concept. You want enough hair out so that when you pull your extensions up, nobody sees them. So mine are right where my ear starts, like it's parallel with my ear. So I mean they can see, but our scalp so make sure to light it up. Okay, squish and I'll show you guys when I pull it up, you can't see it when you're um, like heat styling, your hair on a normal basis, just make sure you don't like get your Flatiron like too close to the the tape pieces. Obviously - and I like these two because you can, when you're washing your hair, you can like scrub your scalp, so you pull your hair up. Nobody can see. This is what the finished product looks like um. I went through and cut some layers in it so that I didn't look like a total witch on Halloween um, but I put the other side in on the same place that this one was it's right above my ear um. So if you have a full set view of 40 pieces, obviously you're gon na need more room for extensions, so you're gon na have more than just one row on your side. You'Re, probably gon na, have two rows, so just make sure that you leave enough hair on top to be able to cover it, and then my favorite is part of it all is when you pull your hair up. No one can tell you're wearing them cuz. They just lay really really flat to your head so and they don't pull dirt ugh, like some other types of extensions, do so yeah. So that's what they look like when they're all done - and I hope you guys found this video helpful and I will see you guys there