How To Cut, Blend, And Layer Tape Extensions

Master Stylist, Educator, and CEO of Tony Odisho demonstrates how to properly cut, blend, and layer freshly applied tape extensions.

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Hi everyone, I'm Tony Alisha and today I'll, be showing you how to cut and blend tape, hair extensions. The first step we want to prep the hair. We'Re gon na apply three in one on look release all over the hair then use the extension brush to brush the hair, the three one. It has eight protection, UV protection and detangler, since we can use the addition there before the hair extension application. This will help multiply aways for the white tooth comb. We'Re going to divide the hair in half bring it forward confirm with. I guess the desired length confirm twice in this case. We would like to bring them a place to here where the hair is transparent. We'Re gon na go ahead and take the left side and using a natural technique and remove the bulk and the length take the hair back in this case. We'Re gon na have a natural B, either we're going to take the V out or accentuate. That would be the perimeter and we have a desired plane. We'Re gon na go ahead and do some framing around the face. I always like to start from the site: go about an inch behind the ear comb, the hair upwards across the face. It'S less the other sites repeat the same thing. After doing the perimeter using a regular shear, we're going to switch to a texturizing shear to do all the layers, starting from the left side and rotating all the way to the right side grab a to a section at 45 degrees spread the hair using the first Two teeth of the picture: any shear create an angular shape. It is very important that you don't go inside the hair, but to create the shadiest. We create layers, my gosh ort too long most often hairstyles want to go in and cut this way. All we're doing is we're working on the edge to create the angular and the shape. If you want more layers, we tracked your finger and add one more layer at the top. Remember the section is in front of me and I'm always behind it. After finishing doing all the vertical layers and getting some layers can oftentimes, the guests want some more layers to do the secondary layers. We do this divided here in four quadrants one two, three and four. This technique is only if I guess, wants shorter layers on the top and to be closer to their natural hair. I'M going to grab the last row of hair extensions, bring the hair up to the 90 degrees. I will never go as short as her natural hair, but I'll get closer up. I'M using a notching technique with the texturizing shear get closer and remove some of the length. My first quadrant take the clip, get it out of the way get to the second quadrant. Last row 90 degrees flying my guideline. Her hair grab, as you see, and now mash it and remove about one inch to get it closer to her natural hair. Take my clip. My third squadron the last row and my fourth quadrant, remove all the clips and that's how you cut blend and layer hair extensions. Thank you so much for watching. Please stay tuned and watch more videos from Toni odisha extensions.

Rachel S. White: I feel like this is super old school way of doing it.

Andrea Gonzalez: Nice work(;

Samantha Lam: Honestly, I don´t like to much layers on hair extensions :( I prefer blend them with a razor :)

kendrasurprise: So choppy

Britney Boykins: Looks heavy

J Hall: Beads not tape

J Hall: Doesnt look good he was more worried about the video

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