Tape In Hair Extensions Tips And Tricks | @Immallorybrooke
- Posted on 27 February, 2017
- Tape-In Hair Extensions
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I have FAKE HAIR now! I got tape in extensions about a month ago, and have learned a lot during this past month. Today I wanted to share some tips and tricks on styling, and taking care of your tape in extensions. From what products to use, to products you can NEVER use, I have you covered. Plus, at the end of the video I show you how I curl them to create natural movement, and how to hide them. I hope you find this helpful #MalPals!
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That'S what I want give it to me: hi mouth bow, so today's video is really exciting. It is a different one. It'S a hair, video, but guys I got somebody else's hair in my head. I got tape and extensions. If you follow me on instagram, you saw me posted, I got them in, I got them for fullness. I only have 3 panels in the front part of my heads. I'Ve got one two and three, so I have three here and three on this side. Friends on the back, I have thought about getting tape and extension for fullness in the front of my face for a very long time, and then I saw Alex Garza, she doesn't have the tape in, but I saw her get extensions for fullness and I was like, Ah gosh her hair looks so good. I like that fullness in the front of her face. That'S what I want give it to me fast forward. I'Ve got three panels on each side of my head and I want to talk to you today about how I take care of them some tips and tricks. At the end of this video, I show you how I style these tape and extensions curling them wise, because flat ironing extensions with your regular hair is pretty self-explanatory. But I have some tips and tricks on how to curl and get a natural flow with the fake hair and your real hair. These tape and extensions that I have our real human hair. They are that bleach blonde, like the ends of my hair, are anyways. These are also a great way to get some different, color and dimension in your hair without damaging your hair. My hair is already Bailey aaggghhhh to the 9, so it's just the same color. I also want to talk about the downsides of tape and extensions. They are glamorous, they are beautiful and Wow. Once my hair is done, I am all about them, so I'm going to go ahead and start with the negatives if you've been thinking about them number one. If you are not a high maintenance person with your hair, do not get these put in, it may seem tempting you might think my hair will just look fuller and better and easier to style. It'S not. It adds a good 20 to 30 minutes on to my hair routine, and I only three panels in the front of my hair and some people get a full head of them and I just that's a lot of work. The reason it takes more time is when you're shampooing your hair. You can't just like shampoo, like normal. You have to lift each panel up. Take some shampoo between your fingers or the shampoo. That'S already on your head. Take them like a scissor and just really get in there to wash your natural hair, that's underneath or on top of the not on top, but in between the tape ends, because they are little panels of hair that are like a sandwich. And then the stylist uses an adhesive and presses them on and then they're there. So you have to get in and scrub and take the extra time in the shower. You really shouldn't let your hair air-dry. If you do, though, I will say this get yourself a leave-in type of air dry conditioner. If it's not something that's supposed to be air dried in your hair, you will get the crunchy matted feeling of the tape in and also your hair. I love the Bumble and Bumble don't blow it: hair styler on my hair, when I don't have tape ins, but this is been a savior for the days where I don't have time to do a full blowout and I have to just put it through there put It through my ends, and if you do let your hair air-dry you're going to want to. I found that it's best for me to put it in a low ponytail and let it air dry like that. Okay, so really you honestly should blow-dry your hair every time you wash it. If you have tape, ins or at least blow dry and style, be tape and extensions, and then you can let the rest of your hair air dry. But as far as the tape ins, they need to be heat Stiles they had, otherwise you might end up with a tangled mess and all that kind of stuff. Moving on to the tangled mess you are going to need to brush through the extensions at least twice a day, I do it when I wake up and when I go to bed and the other tip is the type of brush you need, and that is a Boar bristle or a fake boar bristle brush. I have a round brush. I think the round brush works great. They come in paddle, paddle brush form. If you like that, if that's a pure lie quiet, you should have something like this is when you go to brush through your hair you're going to brush through the top of your hair, right and you're, going to come to the extensions you don't want a brush That has the bristles that will yank down on the extension, so this glides right over the tape top part of the tape and extensions and still untangles them, and you just never get that yanking or pulling because you don't want to yank out your natural hair. Now the hair soo smoother than wool. The next thing I highly suggest brush wise have a hard time talking and then the same brush is a wet brush. I have the Conair: it's rubbed off to suck on air wet brush hair brush, never fine-tooth comb. Your extensions! You will yank on that tape, somehow just not thinking about it, because sometimes after a while after you've had the tape ins in you just kind of want to go through your hair, you don't think about them, because they already feel like a part of you and They'Re not, and you may yank on it a little. I have done that so be careful. I like to right out of the shower brush through with a wet brush or wet hair. These two types of brushes, boar, bristle and a wet brush or brush for wet hair must have another thing I meant to say. I have had these extensions and let me see I've actually had these extensions in a month to today, and they are, I don't know, I've had about a half inch growth and they're still hanging on strong another tip Natalie, my hairstylist and best friend. If you remember, if the tapings seem to start peeling up on the ends because, like I said, there's a top panel and a bottom panel and then it's sandwiched together, you can literally take your flat iron. Let'S pretend my fingers are a flat iron, go in and clamp down on that just really fast, and that will make the adhesive stick again so, like I said this is a high maintenance type of thing you will be dealing with if you're, not high maintenance or You don't have the time to be doing all this. Don'T get these. You might end up with a matted mess and just a time full of regret. Now, let's move on to the types of hair products, you cannot put around your take in hair extensions. Another high-maintenance aspect of these: you cannot put conditioner anywhere near the tape in portion. You just take my conditioner and run it through the ends of my hair. Now, if you decide to get tapings all over your head of hair, you may just be able to condition the very ends. If you have hair that you need to condition closer to the top, I don't because my hair, so fine that it'll weigh it down, don't get these because you will end up. They will kind of come loose because to take these off. They use like an oil-based remover or something like that. So no oils, no sulfates use a sulfate free, shampoo and conditioner again just conditioned through the ends. The shampoo and conditioner I use are the orb, a beautiful, color, shampoo and conditioner. You do not have to spend this much money on shampoo and conditioner. I spend so much money getting my hair done. I don't want to lose my color. I want to keep my hair as healthy as possible, so I do invest in a good, shampoo and conditioner. I love these. Like I said, my patients have not budged, since I put them in and there is a little growth and I do think it's due to a sulfate free, shampoo and conditioner, which is a must hat one other negative thing and a tip to to tell your stylist, Which Natalie did automatically - and I read about it before I went though get them to put them in a little bit at an angle. If you do like wearing your hair up, so they fold naturally up this way, and you can kind of hide them with your natural hair. If you get them for having fine, hair you're kind of limited, where your part is I'm someone who does like to change up my part and that's probably why I won't keep these forever. I like to wear a side part middle part. I like to wear different styles of hair, because I like to style my hair and it does sort of limit you that way, especially like a top knot. You can kind of see the tape and, if you have fine hair underneath and I just spit everywhere, so it's hard to hide them. When I have my hair up this way, that's the last tip I didn't think of, let's get into how I style them at. Yes, yes, yes onto the styling portion, I'm using my good ol boar brush brush hole. You can find these types of brushes at Sally Beauty or even Walmart Target. You don't have to spend a bunch, so today really isn't about the styling, but I just want to give you like some tips, so I go for the loose wave type. Look. I love that some literally just going to section my hair, our into two sections and then only curl in one layer. Now, if you have several layers, you will have two section, especially you have shorter layers, maybe two sections. So I'm going to use the bumble and bumble and visible oil primer. This is great for heat, protectant, dry and wet hair again used it for years, love it highly recommend. It prevents a lot of damage, I'm literally just going to take a chunk of hair and I'm using a hot tool, tourmaline one-inch curling iron, and I'm just going to probably bend this once this is hard to do in this type of mirror. So let it go! Pull down, I have a ton of curling hair videos. I want to just show you guys how I do curl these extensions. My taping is right here, so I'm going to curl this section right before it and let that go pull it down. So now that you can see the tape in I'm going to flip this section into two, because I have another tape in below it. If you curl the tape in together, they tend to want to kind of stay together and for a little more separation and natural flow. That'S why I'm splitting the amount of hair in each tape in for the sections to curl? Does that make sense? That'S a lot of words, basically split it in half and curl it separately, and then you get a nice natural flow with your natural hair instead of just a chunk of extension and then just pull down and now we've got the half of those tape ends left And a whole chunk of this first tape. In so again, I'm going to show you underneath and I'm going to lift this in half, and this will be curled. This top will be curled with the other half of the other extensions, and I'm going to add this top layer back in. I just wanted to show you how I'm splitting those up and making the flow of my hair more natural. So I hope that made sense and I've got half of this underneath tape. An extension left to curl and just the front portion of my real hair and I'm going to curl that together and I'm not actually going to even hold this because it's so fine right. There and there you have it and we're going to let this cool. Now we are on this other side. This is the first tape, in extension I am running into so I'm going to split that in half and curl this with the other half of this other tape in right here and the remainder of my natural hair. In that section, you'll see once we've let the curls cool and style how you'll get a much more natural flow than actually curling, just each tape and extension chunk of hair. I forgot to mention I'm sure you know this as your curling brush through your hair before so you're, not bending and crunching, each tiny strand of hair and then you're going to get more damage all right, so we're taking it the other half of these two top Tape in this front, one I'm going to go ahead and take that half of this once and curl this last section and the remainder of the half of that first tape and extension near the front of my face and I'm just going to keep the iron moving On this one still fine right there: okay, I'm going to let these curls cool and I'll come back dial it, but the basic principle is split. Those tape in sections in half and curl, with the remainder of the other half of the extensions or whatever here, is near that and you're going to get a much more natural flow, and we are back now I just like to once my curls have cooled. I like to separate them with my finger scratch the crap out of my face a few times, and I like to go back in with my round brush and really kind of smooth out those in tumbling bumble: dry, spun, thickening Spray and just what is the new Bottle on ice, oh there is nothing like a new bottle of this phrase and, as you can see like I talked about that o always Kudo. Let'S do that, which is that natural movement? You can't see the tape ends, there's a natural movement to the hair. So if the wind blows, it's not blowing extension and in natural hair, it's blowing all together and you just have a seamless. Finally, full head of hair want this all my life. Well, I hope you enjoyed the styling portion, how I curl and stuff my extensions with my natural hair, like I said, if you're straightening, your hair with papen, it's pretty self-explanatory, but I thought I'd give some tips on the curling aspect. Well, that is it for today's video. I hope that you enjoyed these tips and how to style your tape in it is a very weird feeling when you first get them in, but now I feel like they are my own hair and once you get the hang of taking care of them, they're really Easy peasy and you don't have to stress as much as you would think but, like I said, if you're not into high maintenance tape in extensions or any extensions for that matter, are not for you. But if this video was helpful, please give it a thumbs up. Subscribe leave a comment down below if you've ever had tape, ins or you're thinking about them or do you have any questions? I would love to answer them as a first-time owner of someone else's hair on my head. Alright, don't forget, you can follow me on Instagram, Twitter, snapchat, all at malory, 1712 and don't forget. You can still enter my huge welcome back for attitude giveaway for you guys. I will have a link below to that as well. Goodbye. Let'S give this video to 1 billion likes, that's possible.
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Crystal Stackhouse: I have 20 panels or "sandwiches" in my hair. They're not that high maintenance as long as you take proper care of them. To keep them de tangled: COMB (not brush) your hair with a fine tooth comb twice a day. I recommend that you brush first then comb. Honestly, if you get good quality hair, you shouldn't have lots of tangles because it's very smooth and healthy. Tie your hair in low pony tail(s) or braid(s) at night to prevent matting. Literally, I can tie my hair into two loose braids and wake up in the morning with super easy curls after I run my comb through. Literally takes 5-10mins in the morning. I would have NEVER been able to do that with my thin, fine natural hair. Ever. There was NO WAY I ever was able to "wake up and go" because it was SO fine, so greasy, and never held curl. So I always had to shower in the morning (so much maintenance)! Since I still have greasy thin hair at the very top of my hair, dry shampoo is the best. But it is recommend not to wash tape-ins more than once-twice a week so they last long. I find that if I section off just the crown of my hair and tie the off all the extensions in a tiny bun in a back then just wash my real hair (being careful not to get my tape-ins wet) it works like magic. I went from showering my thin greasy hair everyday (except on saturdays when I didn't go to school/out) to showering the crown of my hair about 2 times a week and showering my full head 1-2 times a week. It's actually been a real life saver. But there's a lot more hair so curling and styling legit take FOREVER. So I see the maintenance there. But with thick hair, I can air dry effortlessly, wake up with perfect curls, and not even have to style. It makes me extremely jelly of all the people who were born with natural thick hair. (Literally my hair is soooo thin and never grows past my bra strap ) Sorry for the long post, I just thought I'd share my experience! Overall I recommend tape ins they have transformed my ugly thin greasy hair to beautiful thick locks. And it was so cheap compared to other extensions. Good luck ladies, lots of love
Vanessa: They make my hair low maintenance. For those with lots and lots of fine hair that tangles easily and gets extremely oily, the extensions act like barriers between the layers of natural hair. Now my hair is less tangled, looks nicer, and doesn't get as oily. It also looks great even when it is oily. Everyone's pros and cons will be different depending on the type and amount of hair you have.
shinniex: Thank you so much for this! I've been contemplating tape-in's for a long time and didn't even realize partial tape in's around my face was an option. Now I'm going to do it. Your review is one of the few on youtube I found really helpful on this subject.
Lauren Natalia: This was such a helpful video Mallory! I've been considering tape in extensions but the high maintenance aspect is what's putting me off! Thanks for sharing the pros and cons! It's good to hear both sides! Xx
Dawn Blue Davis: I am loving your hair!! Thanks for sharing your extension knowledge. I have been looking into getting a few pieces. I am so glad you are back and well!! My hair stylist is my BFF but she doesn't know it either...lol
Lindsay Smith: I have 45 “sandwiches” and I’ve gotta say, I thought they were low maintenance all things considered. I hate that it seems like with 6 panels it’s extra work for you! Your hair looks amazing! (I’m sure it looks awesome without extensions, I’ve just never seen your videos before. I’ll be checking them out :)
M S: Your hair looks amazing. So glad you're back girl.
Anna: Well, I've made my contribution to the 1Billion likes... You can do it Mallory!!!! :-) Love the video, as always, and so in love with the new background PLUS when Chewy is asleep in the chair....hehe...so cute! And... here is my daily comment for the gratitude giveaway! Crazy as it may sound, I am in love with my Elf Matte Lip Crayon in Natural. Wears a long time, comfortable on the lips, convenient to carry and love the built-in sharpener. Thank you for the opportunity to win and for all that you do with and for us MalPals! So glad your back!
Hannah Lucia: Your extensions are so natural looking! I love your hair styles like this soooo much!
arizona: i love you lol.. so happy to see u posted a video! I was thinking of tape ins bc i have auburn hair color and soooo hard to find clip ins with my hair color :( . I like to tease my hair and use a lot of dry shampoo but was reading and said you cannot really use much dry shampoo and have to brush them twice a day and wash more than once a week (which I do). So.. maybe not for me but this was very informative lol.
FitForceFX: Great tips! Thank you! I just got 6 total of tape ins and this was helpful! Thanks! xo ~J
Maide Helmus: I just got my honey beach highlight tapes and the colour is b-e-a-utiful. Finally found a naturally highlighted blonde that fits me... YAAS thnx ZALA
jennifer manno: The best video I’ve seen on this exact subject, and I’ve seen a lot.Thank you!
Shelley 85: Mallory you look gorgeous as always ❤Thank you for all of the information, that's quite high maintenance I would never have thought so much was involved in having them thank you so much
PinkGlitz_84 Renee: Omg do NOT put your flat iron on your bond!!! It will melt the glue right into your hair!!! Also, that hair growth is probably some slippage. I have a head full of tape-ins since June and they all slip down without you noticing until they need to be replaced and start getting sticky. (That’s why you can’t use conditioner on them, they will slip right out). You didn’t mention that you should wash at least often as possible, that also helps them last longer! They have to be taken out and put back in every 6-8 weeks, so they are very costly!!
Tasia Johnson: Purchased the Zala Pony for my girlfriends wedding. I used their colour match service, while I was a little skeptical with the colour they advised I ordered anyway, Man I am glad I did, it matched perfectly. I am so excited to wear it. I want to buy all their extensions now!!
Worldchanger Orri TwoBears: Thanks for the tips! I enjoyed your personality you made me laugh. Good tips I have not read or heard before. I was worried about them being seen so I like the styling tips for that. I'm looking fwd to getting them! I want you in Heaven with me, so please repent of your sins and accept Jesus Christ as your Savior ok?
Amanda Hilario: I've been really wanting extensions for a while! what do you recommend for a first time? just a clip in or tape ins? or whatever else there is ... lol
Tenacious Dee: You have my exact hair length and density . I always wear diff types of extensions but I’ve just started to think I actually like my length after how many years haha anyway , I thinking I just need some fullness . Imma do it now !!!! Whammmmm ! Thank u :-)
cindy williams: i have tape in's. i just got them a week ago. i love them! they are definitely high maintenance & expensive, but look so natural, they blend in very well. i had naturally thick hair, but it got thinner after having my baby girls. the only complaint i have is that i can't have my hair up in a bun, because of the side tape ins. other than that i don't mind the high maintenance part of it. i think they are worth it.
Emily E.: How funny! I got extensions for my super thin grannie hair a month ago. I lost weight and with it went my few strands of hair I used to have. It wouldn't grow back. I got fusion extensions and they're super easy. I wanted tape in but I was talked into fusion for the blend-ability plus you don't have to replace until 4-6 months.
Karen Coy: Mallory!! I'm so glad you're back! I've missed your videos soooo much!!
mcomeslast: love the tips. I had to go with a short cut, I can't take the headaches. but I'm considering clip in extensions or a wigs when I really want longer hair for a day. have you considered getting clip ins colored to match your hair?
Stacy Lee: I missed you!! So glad you're back. I think they look great but I definitely wouldn't get them, I'm too low maintenance and I'd just be afraid they'd show
MakeupByLindsey91: You always have beautiful hair!! I love your new background
Tenacious Dee: You have my hair thickness naturally . Exactly . I love my tape ins , I just wish I’d found them sooner in my little life I’ve tried everything and now I’m 37 I finally find tape ins xxx ur hair looks beautiful
Andrea Rivette: Love your editing!!!!
SusieQ: I never blow dry mine, and they look great. I do use hair oil and the extensions love it.
Pleuni Felter: I have purchased many different Hair Extensions with Zala Hair Extensions, and they are always beautiful, thick and easy to wear, I keep coming back again and again. The volumizer is great for that added X-factor, very discreet. Love it!!!
Jianna Castellano: Omg you're so pretty. Your tattoos look awesome if you haven't you do a video about your tattoos !
Marisa Ruge: so obviously everyone has a different way to do things... anything... especially hair but for the health of your extensions, DO NOT BRUSH THEM WHEN THEYRE WET. brush thoroughly before hand and wash them in their natural fall to avoid tangles. hair is in its most fragile state when its wet so you are going to have a ton of breakage if you do brush them when wet. as for heat styling, avoid it as much as possible!!! doesnt matter how much thermal protection product you use, your extensions cant reap the benefits of the natural oils from your scalp to keep it healthy likke your natural hair!!!
Sarah D: I need these in my life!
Barb McGregor: I've thought about extensions before. I try growing out my hair and can never do it. As my hair grows, it comes in so thick and heavy and I don't know if I could handle it.
Andrea A: you are so amazing girl! (btw. i'm in love with your tattoos)
Lexi Hay: They look fabulous on you! I'm a firm believer that if you can do something to make yourself feel/look better and it's within your means-DOOO IT! Good for you! My hair is also balayaged to the max, too. It's so nice for me because it grows out so gracefully. (If I'm not up to going to the salon because I'm not feeling well, I know I won't look ratchet with that dreaded harsh grow out line. That's so not cute! LOL).
Dounia Idrissi: great video thank you so much learned many great things
J Mac: This maintenance sounds exactly what I have to do to my hair. Except the day to day fight against my several cowlicks where just when I think I have won the battle, two hours later i discover that the cowlicks have defeated me while my back was turned. My hair is my enemy.
incrediblectopus: I love your tattoos so much.
Linda L Roberts: I have been contemplating tape ins, so thank you for the info.. Think I'll pass. I could never see me being so 'gentle' with my brush or comb, plus I wear top knots all the time so I guess I'll just have to live with fine limp frog fur.
Megan Rutherford: My hair is super dense so I definitely don't need it, but I watched the whole video anyway because you're so stinkin cute. Your gorgeous face always makes me want to go play with my makeup stash. You and Taylor give me hope for pretty fair skin makeup. Still learning !
Rootatoot07: You crack me up!!!
Energy Vibes: I have a full head of tape in and I let them air dry at night. I do gently dry the root after the shower though.
catron holland: That is such a good idea! Sometimes my hair gets so flat, I look like a wet cat... ears and all.
Tenacious Dee: Also how to u create that perfect wave ?! Do u use a specific iron/wand ?
Tiffany Kullgren: aw, and I use conditioner on all of my hair and my extensions are fine!
Lucy O'Donnell: This was so fricken helpful!! Thankyou!
Mandy T: I can't pay attention to what you're saying bc you're so freakin adorable
Catherine Louise: Your hair is IDENTICAL to mine texture and thinness - wise. I am getting these put in ASAP. I NEED to know: were the sides of your hair WAYYYY thinner when you had the tapes taken out?........
Lindsay Rivera: Single sided tape ins would work better for your finer hair especially used on the sides the hair is more fragile there... from the weight of them being sandwiched with 2 wefts causing too much tension...just a good suggestion but love them too they look great!
Michal Simpson: I have baby fine hair too and my hair is a little bit shorter than yours and I love how your cut looks. It's all one length right? Thinking about showing my stylist your cut in the future. Gorgeous!
PinkGlitz_84 Renee: Also, you need to wash your hair in cold water. Hot/warm water makes the tape-ins melt and slip out
Melody Patterson: I wore a full head of fusions but had them removed....going for tape ins next!!!
Lindsay Mitchell: I tease my daughter that she took my hair! I now keep clip in extensions on hand because my hair has become so thin. Between health conditions, medication, and having children my hair has become nonexistent! It was already fine then it just started falling out by the handfuls! Then my daughter on the other hand has to get he hair thinned! Ugh!
Alexandra Tremayne: I had to watch this for my Mallory fix even though tape in extensions are not in my foreseeable future!! (not high maintenance enough with my hair- even if I was I don't have the funds right now!!) So glad you are doing well healing, love from the UK! xxx
Jorja Bleij: I want to know what ZALA uses to make their hair so soft, i wish mine could be as silky smooth !!!!
Ianthe Osinga: Honestly after a rude experience with other extension companies, ZALA was a huge breath of fresh air !! the girls are so fun and actually care about you....
Stephanie Vize: Distracted by your necklace, it is so pretty!
Andrea Rivette: Hey, do you like pro longwear foundation and powder better than studio fix?
Chanel Raine: Your hair looks great.
Kimberly Johnson: They look great on you, but I don't think I would ever get tape-ins. My natural hair is too high maintenance for me, I can't imagine having to be so careful with the extensions!
Tiffany Kullgren: I don't get crunch hair either when I air day with my extension! I never blow dry my hair and they never tangle! I'm so confused by this.
Average Autumn: Ooooo... I need to do that. My hair is thinning due to thyroid issues and I cut some bangs to cover it up, and it turned out to be a nightmare due to a cowlick in my bangs... I look nuts!
Lauren Mason: Just on your first point, I don't find mine that high maintenance, and I have a full head. I don't find washing that tedious, I don't go through every extension and they hold on fine. I have been air drying mine and as long as I put oil through my hair and plait it it's absolutely fine. I find that they are less maintenance than clip in extensions as you don't have to mess around with them everyday
Bek: It keeps unsubscribing me, but still came up in my list you look gorgeous, love the styling tips
Kristie Myers: My hair is so similar to yours in terms of length, thickness, fineness (is that a word?). So yep I just called for an appointment for a tape in consultation. My question is what do you do at night? Ponytail? Braid? Leave it down? My real hair is a tangled mess in the morning if I leave it down at night.
Emma Kat: I have 20 pieces in my hair and I just ordered 20 more to add in
Beso: I'm way too low maint with hair simply because I stink at styling it so I mostly don't bother...TEACH ME SENSAI xD ...great video anyway though - appreciated the info for the future should things change.
Gage: Couple tips! You can use hair oil (like argan oil) just don't put it on the tapes. Oil is awesome for lengths of the hair because extensions can get dry pretty quick. Also don't use any products with ispropyl alcohol!!! It will dry out your hair just like sulfates.
Teri Howey: What brand of extensions are they?
Sara Garcia: yay you're back!!!
Zoe Wynne: Does your friend/stylist color your extensions too? I've heard such different stories about some being okay and others turning crazy colors!
Nguyen Ngoc: Which hair salon do u recommend? And who is ur hair stylist? I live in sugar land, Tx
Jerilynn Walker: Glad you are back Mallory! Sending prayers your way for you and your family. I do not have or go through what you do but I have Addison's Disease and I understand how awful it can be to live with an autoimmune disease! Take care of yourself. ❤️❤️ My go to lipstick is from MAC, called Jubilee.
Tiffany Kullgren: I have tape ins and I don't have to wash my hair like that? I just wash like normal. And, I air dry my hair every day!
Michele Wallace: I am a cosmetologist snd I cut my tapes in half to make them smaller snd it works better then one big one and less slipidge
Marla Robinson: Those extensions look very natural.
Megan Harp: Your so damn cute! Thanks for sharing, even though I have the opposite problem....WAY too much hair- which can be a bitch too!
Special K 30: OMG she would know exactly how to cut my hair!! I hate that line of color they always put on the side of my scalp by my ear! I'm totes high maintenance hair too. Kerestase always . Lol
Hanh Ho: Where did u get ur extensions? I live in Houston so I just want to know where u got them. Thanks
Random-Ness: Omg I love your vids
Krystal: What if they show when it's windy outside?
Tanusta Jainarain: Hi i just gt my tape ins done 2 days ago n i just washed it now im stuck on hw to dry it its also uncomfy.Did u experience hairloss?im so worried about that
Peter Martin: Thanks for sharing this amazing video, I got the best quality one from newigstyle..com last month
Kimmy Cee: It's actually A LOT better to air dry your hair rather than putting the blow dryer on them. Your stylist also applied the piece closest to your hairline way way too close to the hairline. You always want to apply the tape in atleast 2 inches past the hairline. Another thing...the type of brush that is most beneficial to tape extensions is a loop brush specifically made for extensions so that the bristles do not get caught between the weft and your scalp. Wet brush makes several loop extension brushes.
angie rubio: Love you
Steffanie Hayden: "I have purchased tape & clip in hair extensions multiple times from Zala over the years and I have always been so impressed with the quality and service that I keep coming back. My new extensions came in THE NEXT DAY!"
SephoraBelle: Didn't even know such a thing existed a tape in extensions. I've seen clip on extensions and the kind that are braided into the hair. This is a first for me.
Kat Weston: I LOVE UUUUU
Ellie.L: Looks really lovely and natural. Why don't you spray the top of your extensions with dark blonde root spray? They would blend a little better with your darker regrowth and should the wind blow or you put your fingers through your hair when out they wouldn't be as noticeable.
S Tilvikaite: I can see the old glue on the eyelashes
arizona: tattoo video?!?!
Kat Weston: First