How To Apply Tape Extensions - 2 Methods

Margot demonstrates how to apply Tony Odisho Tape Extensions using both the sandwich and single sided tape methods.

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Hi everyone, its Margot from Tonioli, show thanks for joining us today for a full had application of Teague extensions, using a combination of both a traditional sandwich and a single sided method as well for today's application for our model Alexa, our goal is to get rid of Her layers to some blending and also add some length and volume, so let's get started for today's application, we'll be using 5 packs of Tonio V, show 16 inch tape assumptions we're doing a mixture of a number four and a number six just to add a little Dimension, we're also using single sided tape strips for single sided tape, application pincers to add pressure when we're sandwiched our pieces together, rat tail comb and and some clips to help us stay organized before the application. We prepped Alexis hair with Roc a collection clarifying shampoo to make sure we got rid of all the oils and residue in her hair, so we're gon na start with our first row here. The first row is pretty important because we want to make sure that if she does wear her hair up were not seeing the tabs in her hair, both at the bottom and on the sides here. So we're leaving about an inch at the bottom and around the perimeter of her head in general, so we're gon na start the application process and before we put anything and we want to map out how many pieces were gon na be putting in her head. So it looks like choo is just a little bit too much for us. It looks like this have a narrow neck here, so it looks like we'll be pretty safe, just using one tab, we're taking a section pretty similar to if you were doing a highlight a slice just ten enough to see through, but ensuring that there's enough support for The extension to sit on we're not putting it directly on her part here, because we want to make sure there's no pressure on her head. So we got the buy one here using the spine of our comb. We'Re just gon na secure that a little bit any flyaways that do not adhere to the tape we could get rid of the more clips the merrier and then put the other side of the sandwich here in using our pincers we're gon na make sure this really Adheres the tape actually appears to itself instead of the hair, so we want to make sure we're squeezing all that oxygen out. Okay, I'm gon na flip, this make sure she's comfortable and then we can move on to our second run. And now we are ready to start our second row, which we'll be placing about half an inch to an inch above our first row, and what we're striving for is a bricklayer pattern to make sure that our pieces do not overlap. So once again, I'm going to make sure we're not putting on the extension too close to her hairline. So I'm going to map this out just to make sure that we're leaving enough space on the sides here and being able to fit two full sandwiches. So we're going to continue doing full sandwiches for the next couple rows just to build a nice weight line in the back of her head. We just finished your fourth row of full sandwiches and now that we're above that year we created a horseshoe party. So we could now connect the front to the back, we're gon na start the sides with a single sided application now, because I know Alexa likes to tuck her hair behind her ear and have more of lighter pieces around her face. So this is where we're going to introduce the single site application, just like with a traditional sandwich, we're gon na start with on taking the same section as we would with a full sandwich again, leaving about an inch around the face. Just like we did in the back we're using a number six around her face just for some lightness and now, instead of doing another hair extension weft we're actually going to use our single sided sealer here to finish off this extension now, we're gon na have flip To the other side and do the same thing and bounce back and forth until we meet in the middle to make sure that we're not ending with a huge gap on the side here, [ Applause ] just finished, with a full or shoe of single-sided plus two Rows a single site right above right ear, because Alexa wears a side part we're going to have more heaviness on her right side here. So we want to eliminate this disconnection in order to do that. We'Re going to section her hair on an angle here, let's see here, looks like we'll be able to fit two singles here to help us blend them those front pieces. So we just finished popping in those singles on the side here and an eagle yeah, and you can see that that disconnection is no longer there. So we are all set. So now it's time for our agents, [, Laughter, ], and then we have a full application of tape, extensions using sandwiches and single-sided thanks. So much for watching and we'll see you next time, you

Love2 Cook: Best tutorial I’ve San so far! Everyone else just plays music. I wish you were near me!

Miss Jnet: Hi, you did amazing, I’m just wondering why you didn’t do a full sandwich at the front because I want to try them in my own hair and just wondering. Was it to give a more natural thinner appearance around the face.

BeautyByAbreea: How many pieces was used?

miranda turpin: What is the brand of tape you used?

Sayla : OMG she's so rough !!

Heike Hunscher: Who knows where to get the single-sided transparent sealer tape?

GWEN WILSON: Is the horseshoe method good for ppl who put there hair up all the time ?

Mrs. P: dont be so rough girl!

Aneta: How many sandwiches was used?

Aliee Rae: Was this 100 grams of hair?

Michele Wallace: You could have cut one and then put the halfs on each side

solomon henry: No looks choppy

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