How To Take Care Of Your Tape In Hair Extensions

Hello welcome back to my channel, so I've been getting a lot of questions about how I take care of my hair extensions, how I watched them, how I make them like so long, so I'm going to get into that in a quick little video. So I can just start with washing so watching is super important. The shampoo you use the conditioner any product that you use on your hair, some gyms. Obviously they super important. So I like to use the olaplex number four and number five shampoo and conditioner, and you can find it at Sephora. He says that repair strength strengthens and hydrates all hair types. This stuff is magic, it works so well on my hair, it doesn't damage my hair. This stuff just leaves my hair, really soft and smooth feeling and looking, and it just keeps it nice and healthy I'll, also use the old flex number three about every tube once once every two weeks, and you can also get that Miami zone and you just wet Your hair, you put it in your hair and leave it about 10-15 minutes, and then you rinse it out on the needs of your shampooing and conditioning. I will say I only want my hair about every four days so once every four days, sometimes I'll go five days, but it's super bad to wash your hair everyday, like don't do that, it's so bad for your hair. So, oh I forgot to mention I'd. Get up on here, hey, obviously, so I use some purple shampoo. I use generic value products, normal shampoo. You can get this at Sally's, you can get it on Amazon, it's very cheap, and this is like by far my favorite purple shampoo. It just helps it stay less brassy, so I'll use this about every other shampoo. I don't use it every time. I am a man. I highly recommend this. If you have blonde hair and all these links down below, we go here interested in any products that I'm mentioning also, they feel like the type of brushes that you use is super important. I use this. I don't know what it's called like bristle brunch. I don't really know, but it's just like the softer bristles, and I use this on my roots and like anywhere, where my teeth end is like the roots where my pins are I'll use this. Without that weight that way it's not pulling, and it's not super a bit harsh on your tapings. You don't want to pull your tape, picks because that's going to pull that down and eventually they will pull out. So obviously you don't want to do that. For this I just use a regular brush and I just use up for my hands - and I hold it like this and just brush it through for altering my hair, but I leave it away from my roots over ever the tapings are at the roots. Also, I wanted to mention, when you're conditioning your hair, don't put it by your words for your tapings art, so I just really all I do is I condition the bottom part of my hair. Just like I brush the bottom part of my hair, because this is gon na make their tape ins dissolve eventually, and it's just going to make them more slippery. And you just you, don't let that case. If you want your pins to last in your hair, don't put conditioner on them, just put them on the bottom half not by that tape. Okay, so four days that I do wash my hair, I always blow-dry. I used the camera blow-dry spray, it's a heat protectant and it also helps your hair dry faster. It smells really good and what I do is I just put it in my damp hair spray it all around. I brush it through, and then I blow-dry my hair. It looks really well I've been you do this for a long time. I love all camera hair products. I mean they're all amazing, but this one specifically highly highly recommend and then for days when I'm not watching my hair. I always use dry shampoo because my hair does get oily at the roots, so I've been using the Dove dry shampoo volume in fullness this stuff it works. Well, alternatives are pretty much the same, but this one seems to work the best for me. You can get this at any any store Target. Walmart, you can get on Amazon, so I just spray this on my roots and then I let it sit a little bit and then I use this soft and bristled brush to brush it up and that hopes all the oils get controlled and it looks like your Hair was washed women business so at night, when I'm going to sleep, I always put it and like Oh, lose the braids and that just helps it from tangling or getting all crazy. So yeah, that's pretty much all I do to take care of my tape in hair extensions, I'm still wearing my glam seamless, hair extensions that I posted a video about a while ago and they are holding up so well. These are by far my favorite hair extensions. Like when these are done in omega order, prepare because they of so lightweight they're, very, very, very good quality and I got the invisi wet, so you can't tell that they're in like at all, they literally look like the roots of my head, like it's crazy. So I haven't keep on the hood for you guys, if you're interested in getting any of those, so that will be down below and yeah. You guys have any questions. Let me know this obviously, is how I take care of my teeth and hair extensions, everyone's different. If you guys have any recommendations or any questions, comment below and thanks for watching, bye,