Bombay Tape In Hair Extension Review + How I Blend

Hey guys, thank you for tuning back in to my channel. Obviously, today I'm going to be telling you all about my hair extensions that I absolutely love, so I wear Bombay t-pin hair extensions. This is actually the second time that I've used this hair. So I took it out and I retakes it and honestly I really love it compared to the other types of extensions that I've used before so I've had these ones and for about two months so I feel like. I should give you guys a really honest review of how they've been holding up, how it is to maintain them and overall, is it worth the cost of the tape and extensions the quality of the hair, all that good stuff, so we're gon na get into it. So when I purchased my hair, I actually up the box right here. This is what it came in Bombay hair, so I believe that they send one of these for each color that you got altogether. I did purchase three bundles of hair. I think so I purchase it maybe a year and a half ago, so I think that it was maybe around 230 dollars, but you can use the hair, I would say, depending on how you treat it and how well of care that you're taking of your hair. It'S gon na last you a few rounds of retaping the hair, maybe up to three so so far. I'Ve used this two times and the hair still feels like amazing. I always make sure to do conditioning treatments, but for these paintings I did orders two different colors of blondes a light and a darker one, and it really blends like so well with my hair, I've even colored, my hair, different colors, and it's still with my hair. I think just because it's so multi-tonal, so in the past I tried the keratin bond extensions, the individual ones. I'Ve tried of the Bellamy see Phoenix clip in extensions, which I really love as well. They look so amazing and they're, even like more voluminous than this hair. They'Re much like favor, I feel, but you do have to put them in everyday, whereas with the tapings you get them installed, and then you have them in your hair for two to three months, sometimes even four, depending on your hair growth. So definitely, if you're looking for something that's like low maintenance, but it's still gon na give you more volume and more length. I would definitely go with the tape and extensions. Bombay is honestly the only brand that I've ever tried, but I really love it. It hasn't. Let me down, I didn't, do the retaping, but the girl that installed them for me she did remove them. It didn't seem to be too big of a hassle. So I'm sure, if you decide to get them and reuse them, you can definitely figure out how to retake them yourself. But overall I absolutely love these extensions. I would highly recommend them and yeah now I'm gon na. Let you guys know how I style my hair and how I feel and it in that way, it's seamless all the way around, and you really can't tell that. I have the extension so we're gon na get into it and I'm going to be using my wand. Today, the products that I'm going to it's just the kenra hairspray, the Kendra blow-dry champ of spray, which is actually just a heat protector. It smells amazing, and it also gives my hair a little bit of shine and then to maintain this look and haven't last a couple days, because I did put quite a lot of heat on it. I always use my Kendra dry shampoo, so I just I absolutely love the Kendra product and I love these extensions, so keep watching if you'd like to see how I style them all right guys. So we still have this top part of the hair, which is mainly my natural hair. Actually, it's all my natural hair, but this is how it comes down on the bottom, so I'm just gon na spray it a little bit. I use the camera as well. This is number 18, but all of them are amazing, almost running out, because literally I use this every day, so I'm just gon na spray it pretty light because I'll probably need some in the morning, it'll fall out for like some really pretty loose waves. So it only took me 21 minutes so far, so it really doesn't take that long, but pretty much. The top part is the most important, so I'm gon na show you guys how I style it with the middle part. This is my natural hair. My natural hair is much longer than this, but this is the shortest layer that I have. I'M gon na put a little bit of extra heat protector on it and we're just gon na curl it same as we did for the other parts. But then I'm going to show you what portion of it I keep fast and I cease to blend in any of those little extensions like the piece that I showed you before so once I have it all curled, you could definitely kind of like tameness. If you like, these super tight curls, which is very cute, but I like to brush it all out to blend all my natural hair and my extensions together, and it also gives it like so much more volume and I brush all of this back and it just Really like seamlessly blends everything I legit love these, so once I have everything brush back, then I kind of let this fall kind of just grab it and then I'm all the curls back a little bit. This side is always like funnier, but it definitely calms down. I'M sure you guys have like one side that just doesn't like to listen to you, but it's all good. It'S. It still looks good. So now what I do, if you could see the reason that I brush it all back is so that I have this back portion of my hair out. I don't want to have it parted down all the center down all the way to the center, because then you will definitely see the clip in I mean the tape ends, and that is gon na defeat the purpose. So I have this little comb right here and what I'm going to do is take all that back part of my natural hair and try to grab all the natural hair that is on top of your teeth ends, because your tapings aren't going to be all the Way up to the crown of your head, you're still gon na have some natural hair to blend. So then I just take my paddle brush and brush all of this up. Take this little Kong and we're gon na do some teasing, so you're just pushing down on the hair, and this is a big section. So next I'm just. I think that in half and CC front part of discussion as well just a little bit and then I'm just going to smooth that out so you're also going to be wanting to blend. Basically the two strokes created and then I spray that before I blend it out some more and pretty much to blend this like hump, that we create it's a high the extensions. I use this flat side of the comb and kind of just like smooth it out. Rather than like brushing through because I'm not gon na defeat, the purpose of you teasing your hair, so kind of just straighten it out. You could even bring some more hair from the front. I am combing out a little bit of the scenes just because I don't want like such a bump in the hair, but you don't want to come up the whole thing, because then it's gon na like break down while you're out for the night or the day's. Whatever your heart desires,