How To Install Tape In Extensions At Home Feat. Eayon Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel, it's your girl, carl deliva, for today's video, i'm gon na be reviewing some taped in air extension for you guys, and this will be my first time wearing these first time using them first time reviewing them first time. Everything with these things, so, if you're interested keep watching the hair, i'm using today is from hand here, and it was sent to me in this drawstring silk bag, which i will be using to store it in after i'm done with it. This is one pack of the tape tin extension, i'm showing to you guys and, as you can see, it has two bundles wrapped up in it. I got three packs all together in the bag, which means i got six bundles and i will tell you guys by the end of the video, how many i use for the style. The hair is very soft to the touch. I absolutely love that about it. I keep running my finger, throw it just because i love the way it feels i experienced no shredding at all, which is a in my book, because if you know me, i really hate hair that shreds the bundles are also very full, as you can see here, I don't remember the length of this hair, but i will definitely find out and leave it in the description box, for you guys so definitely check that out for more details, because the hair has these little kinks in it, which will look very unattractive on my hair. I'M gon na go ahead and blow it out using my blow dryer, and i will link this down below also because you guys asked me about this blow dryer all the time, and this is what it looks like now. After doing that, so much better, i did that for two of them, because i'm not sure yet how many packs i will be using. So i didn't want to open all three packs just yet before coming on camera, i did wash my hair using the shampoo and the conditioner that goes with it, but it is recommended that you don't use conditioner before taped in, but my hair needs it. So sometimes you just got ta break the rules. Now i'm gon na go ahead and get started with this here, because this is what you guys have been waiting for. But before i get started, i'm gon na go ahead and add some leave-in conditioner another rule. I'M breaking or bending here, but i have to put these things in my hair because, like i said, my hair needs it and i just wash it so. I got ta put something in there and now i'm gon na go ahead and dry completely. Okay! So next up, i'm gon na add some heat spray on my hair because i will be putting more heat on it. Now i'm gon na go over my hair using my flat iron, and i'm only gon na be doing one pass over each section because i'm not trying to get it silky straight. I just want to get it a little bit lighter for the hair that i'm about to install, and that is what it looks like do now that my hair is exactly how i want it, i'm going to go ahead and start installing my extensions. I part my hair off, leaving some out in the back just in case. I want to put it up in a bun or so i kind of wish. I went up a little bit higher, but it was still enough to cover the extensions after i brush it. In as you can see here, i'm taking out thin sections - and this is what's going to hold the taped in extension in my hair, you don't want to take it out too thick, because then it's not gon na be able to stick together through your hair, so Make sure if you're doing this you take it out thin enough, so they could stick on to each other before applying it. You want to take that piece of paper off of it. That'S covering the tape. I then place one on the bottom of the piece of hair that i took out and then the other one directly on top of it just like making a sandwich, but my hair is what's gon na, be in the middle after applying the second piece, i squeeze Them in together - and this is gon na hold them where i want them - it's not like dry onto your hair. Yet so, if you put it in and you don't like where it's at you didn't put it in right, you could take it back off by taking one piece off at a time. Don'T pull on both of them at the same time, because it's not going to come out like that, but after i have it in for a day or so, it's gon na be in even more securely. So that's a definite plus with these taped in here. I must say: love that about it: they're not gon na come out. You don't have to worry about them falling out as long as you put them in right, they're gon na stay, where you put them now, i'm gon na go in and take out another section and add two more pieces of extensions there and i must say, mines May not look nice and neat and i would advise you to go get them done. You know at a salon or something ask a friend to do it. I feel like that's easier, especially if you're not used to doing your own hair yourself but um. I managed to do it myself, it wasn't, you know a big deal, but um i got ta say taped in extension, is not my favorite, it's not my cup of tea, but it's something that will look good and last for a long time, especially if you get Them done by a professional, but as for me, you know me already i put these things in my hair, then i take them out a few days later, because i have to change the style or whatever, so i don't see the need to go, get them professionally Done i 100 recommend them, though, if you want to get a hairstyle. That is somewhat versatile, because this you could put up in a bun and so on and so forth. I have other videos that will be posted, maybe say next week or so, but it will be posting soon, where i have it up in a bun. It'S something that i think is a nice versus hairstyle. If you do have the time and the patient for it or if you have the money to go, get it done, you know by a professional. It is definitely worth it. I'M gon na go ahead and put a few more in in fast motion and i'll catch. You guys at the top so far this is what it's looking like in the back. My hair is blending in very well with the extension it's beautiful and i love it. I'M also going to be doing the sides in fast motion. You know so we could finish this off, but i just want to show you guys that i parted my hair just like i would, if i was doing my box braids just to make it easier for me and yes, it definitely did make it easier because i'm Going for a side part, i part my hair out early enough, so i could have the hair lay how i want them to fall, and here i am finishing off the very last one. Now i'm gon na fix my parting up and i'm also gon na lay my edges using my edge control from edge effect, because i wanted to look, you know really nice and look like i put some effort into it. If you know what i mean and that completes the finished, look you guys. I am absolutely in love with this hair. I think it's really beautiful and what i love about it. So much is the fullness of it. I don't know, but for some reason i really love big hair. It'S very flexible, very bouncy, as you can see here, i just easily throw it over my shoulder easily put it up into a bun. If i want to or a ponytail as you can see, there also um, i know you could see a little bit of the track in the back, but that's because i didn't brush it in, but when i brush it in that is all gone but yeah. It'S a very beautiful hair and worth the money again. These taped in hair extensions. I used today to create this look is from hand here, and i will link all the details for the hair and their website down in my description box. Just in case, you guys are interested to complete this style. I use a total of two and a half packs if you have any questions, leave them down below and i'll get back to them as soon as i can. If you find this video helpful, please give it a thumbs up. I would really appreciate that. Also, if this is your first time on my channel, i would love it if you would subscribe and hit the notification bell, so you will be notified whenever i post a new video. Thank you so much for watching i'll, see you in the next one bye,