How To Apply Tape In Hair Extensions At Home | Ft. Cliphair

Hi guys welcome welcome back to my channel today, I'm going to be doing a video all about hair extensions and how to apply them and everything you kind of want to know when you are preparing to get hair accenture. Sorry with the hair extensions I'm wearing right now our tape in and I think, they're amazing the hair is from clip hair and it's 20 inches. I will leave all the information about the hair I used and how long and the shades and stuff in the description box they work from clip hair and I want to say huge. Thank you to clip pair for helping me out and sending me some hair extensions. Obviously, I've never felt hair extensions, more soft in my entire life and I'm not just saying this, I really was getting everyone to feel it. I was at glitter, you feel how soft they are they're insane. If you are new here, it would mean the absolute world to me if you were to go down below and hit that subscribe button. So you don't miss out on any of my videos and if you were to give this video a thumbs up, it would help me out so much. Let'S see how many we can get and with that said, let's get started with the view. So first you want to prep your hair by washing your hair. That day, I think it's very important to make sure your hair is freshly washed. You don't want any oils in there, otherwise the tapes will slip and you also want to brush your hair before applying them. Just so, there's no knots, and it just makes everything easier. I just want to say we are not professionals, we don't have any qualifications on putting in tape and extension. Just done this at home and as the title says, this is going to be for people that are looking to do it at home and if you work like a professional tape pins, I don't know why you'd be watching this video anyway, but I'm just putting it Out there, so to start off with you want to part your hair into four sections, you want to part your hair directly down the middle all the way down to the back. You also want to part your hair right behind your ear, you're going to be pulling only a few hair extensions there, and you want to be careful when you place them there, because otherwise they will show. So you want to make sure to clip up any bits of hair that are going to get in the way, and then you want to move on to the back section. So you want to ignore the first two sections at the front for now. So you want to take one section at the back and you want to start about two fingers up and you want to part your hair there. So it's a little bit hard to explain but your seat on the clips, and you want to make sure your hair partings are really really straight at first. They won't be straight, but you just want to go in fix it up before you apply it. The tape in so you want to do that on the other side as well run notes. You also really want to be careful with where you place the tape. You don't want to put them too close to the scalp, and you want to leave a little bit of a gap so that you can move the hair freely when putting your hair up and just so, it's very comfortable for whoever is wearing two tape pins. So with the tape ins, you will see on the screen right now that they are sticky on one side and you want to peel off that sticky section and that's kind of how it will stick to our hair. So once you've done that you just want to double check this. It'S about two fingers up just because if you do have your hair up and it's not two fingers up the tape ins will show so once you've got that little section. You want to take almost like a side very similar to the size of the tape in, and you want to section that off making sure to keep everything really neat and clean and in straight lines. So if you see any baby hair or any hairs that aren't in that straight line, you want to make sure to move them out of the way. So they don't get stuck in the tape. So once you've done that you want to lift your hair up and you want to put the tape underneath. Then you want to just put the hair directly on top of the tape and kind of like press down to make sure they're kind of secure. Then, before you go in with the second tape to stick right directly on top, you want to make sure any little baby hairs are out the way. So in the second piece, it's almost like a sandwich. You just want to stick it directly. On top of the previous piece - and that is literally how you do - and I do the exact same thing on the other side and on the bottom row, you want to make sure to have only two pieces, because otherwise it will show if you do have your Hair up so moving on to the next row, I'm not going to go through every single row, but there is typically on a normal average head about five rows of hair extensions, and I will put a chart on the screen right now to kind of show where They'Re meant to be placed on my head. I have a little bit of a smaller head, so I couldn't fit as many round in a row, but you kind of have to go off your head shape and making sure that you have two fingers by the ear and two fingers going up. Just to make sure none of them are showing so with the second row, you want to use a prickly effect rather than sticking them directly above the previous one. You want to one in the middle of them too, and in one either side - and you will see on the screen here, because it is a little bit confusing to explain. So you want to do the exact same thing apart off a little bit of hair around the same size as the tape in then, you want to get any baby heads out of place. I stick the tape underneath and stick the other piece directly on top, as I said, make sure to leave a gap between the scalp, because you don't want to put it too close. Otherwise, you won't be able to move them freely and comfortably and on this road you want to do about three pieces, so you want to apply the two finger rule around the whole entire head. You want to also make sure, when you're applying them near the sides of your head, that you leave around two fingers around the ear. So you can't see them when you're putting your hair up so on the next row, you're going to be applying even more just following the same technique across the whole entire heads up around two fingers above the ear. So you don't see them at the back of your head, so once you're all the way to the top. That is the back done, and then you want to move on to the front section so because these heads at the front of my face are quite short, I do want them to blend in as best as I can without them being shown. So around the front of my face here, my hair is quite wispy. I don't know why it's always been like that. So obviously I don't want to apply any extensions that otherwise they will be seen. So it's the same technique as the entire head applied. One two fingers back: then we sectioned another piece of hair and did one above that and then again and then again I managed to get for it. Honestly, it depends on how thick and volumize you want your hair to be, but some people tend to do around. I know I did the exact same thing for the other side, it's the easiest type of extension to apply. Obviously you have to get the hang of it. So then you just want to let all your hair down make sure to brush it through. I actually went ahead and coat my hair, so they blend better. I'Ve always liked my hair cold. Anyway. I absolutely loved how they turned out. I love my hair in extensions. I'Ve had extensions for about a year now and I was missing them so so much if you are interested in purchasing these hair extensions, I will leave a link to them down below. They are from cliphair and honestly they're, so so soft and amazing quality. So if you did enjoy a beer and found it helpful, don't forget to give this video a thumbs up. It would mean the absolute world to me also. It would mean a lot to me if you were to hit the subscribe button down below. 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