Watch Me Install Tape-In Extensions At Home For The First Time Ever Ft. Curls Queen

But you know it's getting don't mind my kitchen. It is hot outside okay, all right guys, so we're trying tape. Ins today i have two bundles of 20 inches light yaki and they are full from tip and there's uh 40 pieces in each. So it's 80 together. Um so yeah we're going to install this. This is how the hair looks: air, dried, i've, washed them and that's how it air dries. Oh i've never done this before, but we're going to see. I straightened my hair a couple days ago. I'M kind of scared, i'm kind of scared to do this, but so i am going to do it for all right, so i could put it in a half up like this all the way up and then side, part and middle part. So those are going to be the things i'm going to do. So i'm just going to keep this up like this, i'm sectioning off my hair, so i can wear it in a hop up and then up all the way. Hopefully that don't look too crazy. I don't know i don't know what i'm doing. I have the back part section and now we're just gon na start doing this. I guess i have no idea what i'm doing, but let's see so i'm section this off, and this is not a tutorial. This is not a tutorial, because i don't know what i'm doing and then the package came with these little things that you can put to like. I guess, get the other hair out the way. This is how it looks after i take the adhesive strip off and i guess let me just place it - i'm not going to place them too close to my roots, because i'm not going to leave this in too long, and i don't want to. I don't want to um. I want it to hurt okay, so i'm gon na place it on top and flip it up. Oh it's a little hard because i can't see press it in i'm, not gon na. Do the oh did i just do it. Oh i'm not gon na put heat over it. I know people put um they'll like seal it with a flat iron, so i'm just gon na use my thumbs into that. This is that just to tape the extension okay that wasn't that wasn't too bad. Okay, i got my first roll. Let'S help this, how it looks. I don't think it's too bad for my first for being my first time alright, so i'm just gon na um take this off go to the next section, but i heard it's good to leave like a like a little roll, your natural hair in between the sections Of the um taping, so i'm just gon na i'm just going to leave some space, so do so so look at the blend, it's blending in perfectly with my natural hair, okay, i my thoughts so far. I don't think it's too hard. I think it's a very simple concept, and i don't know if it's just because i'm used to doing my hair myself um. This might be hard for someone who has never done their own hair before, but i think it might be a little easier for me just because i do my own hair all the time. So the hard part is um. I would say the hard part is going to be the back, though like partying and trying to make sure your lines are straight. But honestly, i'm not doing all that. I don't even have a second mirror, i'm just literally filling my way through, but i would recommend you getting a second mirror or one of those like braider mirror things. I don't know, i'm literally just feeling around. Hopefully it doesn't come back and bite me in the butt from feeling around but yeah just going to place it flip it up, i'm not putting them too close to my root, because ah this one just fell out. Maybe i didn't do that one right so see. Maybe it wasn't connected on something and again i can't feel nothing. I can't see anything on the back of my head so, but i feel like once they're sandwiched together, then they're like stuck like they're gon na, be secure, and that's why you don't want to put too much of your hair between the sandwiches of the taping extensions, Because, if you do, then that's they'll start to slip and slide out, so you want to do it as thin as a layer of your natural hair as possible. Come on here, you're, acting like i'm a taking expert, that's what first i'm doing some of mine are ahead of the cricket. If not all of them, i don't know, but they feel fine they're flat. So that's good how this is one bundle, so i used all four pieces from this one: how it's looking period, it's blending in so well with my hair like bro this blending, so it fits in perfectly with my hair. That'S one bundle and i'm gon na open up the second one and i might have some pieces left over. I do want a really full look, so i am gon na try and stuff these in, but i don't want it too full to where it looks bulky. You know, okay, so here's how it's looking when i pull everything down and i'm gon na take out my leave out in the back, and this is what it's giving period all right. So i'm pretty much done with this part. With the half section of my head now i'm going to do the top now, the top i'm going to be doing it to where i could do it in a deep side, part and also a middle part. So that might be a little tricky, but i'm gon na figure it out. Okay, so right here i was trying to figure out how to part it. So you'll see me going back and forth, but for the most part i got it down. So i just start off by doing my deep side, part where i want it and i always do my side parts do my side, parts on the left side of my head. So i section that off and then i'm figuring out how i'm going to do the leave out in the front because, like i said i do want it to um, be versatile to where i could pull it all the way up, and i could do a half A path down without the um taping showing um, so i do also have to leave leave out in the back. So when i do pull it up in the back i'll have hair to cover up the tape in so you'll, see me going back and forth. This is me literally just trying to figure out how to section off my hair to do these tape ins, because the front was kind of tricky because of the fact that i wanted to be able to do it. Half a pack down. But if you don't want to do a half a pound down, then you could just really keep going up in your rows. Um throughout your head until you get to the front and then yeah. But if you want to have a pat down, you just need to figure out how to section off the um hair to place the tape ends now for the top of your head. If you want to be able to pull up your hair, you have to do the tape ends at a diagonal slant position when you position them in the front. So a good way to do that is to place them place. One section of your um place: one section of your tape ends on the hair and before you sandwich it lift it up, just lift the um, the tapens up to see how flat it lays now. If it lays flat, then you can go ahead and sandwich them. If they don't lay fat flat, then you'll have to reposition them um. So it could work for you, but um yeah. It was just a really a learning experience. I'M not sure if i got everything on camera because my camera did die. While i was doing the top, unfortunately, but i think i got some footage of me doing at least one um of the um things on top so yeah you'll just see me, try and part it at a diagonal just so it could be able to lay down Flat when it's all down and then lay flat when you pull it up, if you just do it straight across going horizontally and on the top, when you pull up your hair, it's not going to like flat. It'S going to be bulky, and you don't want that. So um you'll get it it'll, be a trial and error most likely, but um you'll get it just don't sandwich it until you're 100 sure that it's gon na lay flat when it's down and when it's up. I am all done with the installation and clearly it's just giving all my real hair. You know, so i really like this light. Yucky texture it blends in so well with black girl hair. If um, you don't have like fine hair texture, my hair texture is pretty kinky coarse, thick um. So if you have a hair texture like that, get the light yaki or get the yaki texture, i've been wearing it for a few days now - and i do have to say i love it. I got so many compliments on my hair. It looks so natural, so i could do side, part middle part. Half up half down. I could do a low pony high pony um, so it just depends on all how you want it to be um but yeah. I am a side part girly. Here'S how the side part is looking. I did cut the ends a little, so originally the hair stopped about right here. I did cut just to right here just so it could be a blunt cut, so it's probably about 18 inches now um, but the hair was true to length um and it's cute it just it blends in so so well, as you can see with my natural Hair, so my natural hair is right here, my natural hair styles right here. So it's about right here, but you know it's just it's it's giving what it needs to give, but yeah this is really cute. Very lightweight does not hurt or anything so i'll just show you the different hairstyles. You can do all right. Here'S how the middle part is looking um just from flipping it over um and brushing it. I would add layers when i do decide to um. Do it in the middle part, but this time it looks in the middle, so here's how she's looking um here's, how she's gon na look in a half a pack down all right, here's, the half of half down, which is one of my favorite ways to style. This, i don't know why am i there we go one of my favorite ways to style the hairs in a half up half down like this. This is my favorite, the hair half of half down it just looks so cute um and the last style i'm going to show. You is just how i pull it up all the way. So all right, so i could do it in a pony like this or in a bun. It'S so cute. I'M gon na try to rush because the freaking camera's gon na die, but yeah thanksgiving don't mind my kitchen. It is hot outside okay. 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