Invisible Tape-In Hair Extensions?! | Vpfashion Review

I know everybody its kite today, I'm gon na put some hair extensions in my hair all by myself, so I have everything laid out in front of me right now and I hope it's enough. I think it's enough. This is some of it EP fashion. Sent me this hair, like pretend you can't hear me, I don't care if you want actually hearing some music okay, I just need to think you can't hear me yes hear you, okay, I should put on deodorant. Okay, all right, VP fashion sent me these her extensions. What they actually sent me was some brown ones and some blonde ones VP fashions brand new product that they have just released. They have never been created before and they're really really really genius the skin weft tape ins. So these ones are very discreet. They don't have a little band on them way. The end easy fashion sent me some masks. So thank you. The here is the new one that is invisible, and then this one is the one that has the band. This is the old one. They are still selling this one. I think this one is just some more expensive options, so it's nice that you have that option. It'S a really so far, it looks really good quality and it looks really discreet. You can't tell that it's a hair extension, I'm sure, but I have not put them in my hair yet so we will find out so the blonde ones which are the new skin ones that they sent me are 22 inches and 120 grams and the packs of Brown are the light cool Brown and they are 20 inches long and there are 200 grams. So I do have a very tiny head by the I'm gon na count. How many extensions that I end up putting in my hair and I'll show you guys what I have leftover for even Pisa and Dyer Pisa. I actually have some old extensions from VP fashion that I've worn in the past there weren't enough for me to make a full head of hair again. So I had to get a new set anyways, but I wanted to integrate some of these into it because they are layered. They are shorter than the rest of the extensions. It'S really important when you're wearing extensions to have some pieces that are different lengths in between, because if you have just one length in one length, it's gon na look weird. Obviously the nice thing about VP fashion, though, is that they're, naturally tapered really well. So, most of the time I barely have to do any work at all. I'M just gon na show you this really quick clip of how I cut the extensions to layer them a little bit before I put them in my hair. Also, I colored these extensions. I mixed together a formula of like a bunch of colors. I had to create a dark brown semi-permanent color out of arctic fox hair color. Basically formula consists of Transylvania, so that one is the black with a blue base to it and then sunset orange. So you add the sunset orange into the black and the orange cancels out the blue and it bowls it dilutes it. And if you want it a little bit lighter, you can add some yellow in there. But if you add too much yellow, you can add a little tiny drop of violet. So it's it's all about color correction. Really, I didn't want to show exactly how I mixed it, because it was me mixing every single bottle of color that I own. The other side is just a really muted down formula of different purples that I had. I also foiled my own hair during quarantine. If you noticed, the color is a little bit lighter here and a little bit darker here, it's because up here it was too warm so about two days ago. I foiled three more foils so that it would get brighter up there and it wouldn't be so orange and on the ends it looks darker because I recently recolored it and you know anything about porous dead, hair. It soaks up color like a sponge, but then it also spits it out every time you get it wet. So I know that, while this color is too dark right now to match, it will match perfectly after, like two blushes also wanted to mention that I have a discount code for VP fashion. Please don't forget that if you're ever gon na buy anything from BP anything from VP fashion, you can use my discount code jellyfish for $ 10 off. I think. Okay, let's get started because I cut the extensions prior. I sorted through them and put the longest at the bottom and the shortest towards the top and front. This ensures the appearance of layers. It also relieves weight around the top. Where I need volume. I also like to save the tape part from old extensions that I had to throw away. I cut the hair part off at my salon and we actually donate all the human hair that we cut off people's heads to our recycling service called green circle salons. They use the human hair, we collect to clean up oil spills and also create elet's to make new bags with lookup green circle salons if you're interested. If you can't come to my salon, I at least recommend you go to the closest green circle salon in your area. I like to put the save tapes on the back of the topmost extensions because they also relieve some weight and, in my opinion, it's easier to detangle when there's less hair, bunched together. But most single sided tape, sexually peel a lot and I feel like something thicker and sturdier does better, which is why I saved the top of all of my old extensions. So the best way I can describe how I applied these was. I used the mirror and also my finger to guide where I needed to place the tape I had to make sure I was placing the tape exactly horizontal to the section of my hair and pressing it close enough to the scalp, where it's not dangling from my Head, but also not too close to the scalp, where it will stick to the scalp and actually be really painful. Later on after you place the tape where it needs to go press it down for a few seconds to make sure that all the adhesive is really stuck to the hair, then you can pick it up and using any kind of a separating tool like a rat Tail comb I sectioned off the bottom and removed any loose hairs that were slightly dangling from the adhesive and sandwiched another adhesive tape against the bottom, so that a thin slice of my real hair is in between both sections of tape. In the beginning, this was really hard because it was the back of my head, and I hadn't done this on myself before it was also a little bit harder for me. I believe, because I was trained how to do it professionally on other people. So I know exactly what it's supposed to look like, but imagining on the back of my head: how to do it? I just didn't, want to mess up, so it was just more of an intense process. By the time I got closer to the top of the head, I was able to feel around a lot better and I could relax a bit more and see everything because it was closer to the light source and it was just quicker because I had been doing It for longer, if I had the choice, I'd probably have my co-workers help me out on the regular, but because this is quarantine I didn't have many choices. All of the extensions that I put in my hair towards the front of my face, like above my ears, were all cut in half and sandwiched together to be shorter, because it's easier for me to maneuver my hair around in the front of my face. If they aren't such full thick tapes, so that was a lot easier for me and I definitely recommend it if you have finer hair and you like to touch your hair - a lot hello, everyone. So this is the final drizzle I did not do anything to them. I literally just let them air dry and they look like this. This is actually two days after I installed them. I just wanted to kind of wear them a bit. I didn't wash them what I like to do. I don't know if this really helps, but I like to not get them wet and not wash them not condition them not do anything with them about like 72 hours after applying, because I like to think that it, the adhesive just sets better when it doesn't get Wet right away, so I kind of just waited and I let them get really tangled up because I slept on them and stuff. But what I realized is that I can actually just twist braid them or braid them normally or I don't really I'm not good at braiding. But if I just twist them, like you, know a perm or perfect version of that and then time at the bottom, that they just don't get tangled up and then they end up looking really pretty in the morning. I wanted to show you the natural curl, though so check them out so yeah. I love them because they're just kind of like naturally tapered and they have layers in them naturally, because of the way I cut them earlier before I put them on my head. I have not cut them at all since I've installed them, so they just naturally kind of blended perfectly. It did take me so long to put them in, though, just because I've never done it before. I don't think it's gon na. Take me any less amount of time if I try it again, but it's just cuz like it's so hard to stick a sticker on the back your head. I also decided that I really do love these skin. The new skin wefts, because you really just can't see them as much as the other ones like. If you look at these, you just kind of see the band right away and it just obviously doesn't look like hair the only thing about these is like you know. If you put them on top of your brown roots, because my my roots already grown out like a few centimeters, so I put that right on top of the line, and you can literally just see it because it's on top of brown but other than that they're. Just they're like really discreet, like you, can't tell there's a band there. You can't tell there's like there's no other texture to it, so it's so natural looking they're, also really natural feeling like they're, not any thicker or any bulkier they're, not each year or heavier at all, there's no negatives to them other than the fact that they're, just More expensive because they're more subtle looking, I definitely recommend them if you have the type of person that likes to put your hair up, because when you put your hair up, you can see all those little bands in the hair anyways, and I hate that about my Hair when I put it up, but my hair is really thin and sparse, so you can just see the tape through it. I guess so. I definitely think that these new skin wefts are worth it. I think that they're gon na change the industry a little bit if they just like keep on selling well and everyone starts to realize how awesome they are because other brands are gon na, be like. Oh, my god like we don't have something. This cool they're so like new, looking so texting your dad right now I like a good juicy burger with a little burger. I didn't mean it's so dumb when they stack two burgers on top of each other. Can I have an impossible burger? I just don't want to eat a cow. Can I have a veggie burger like? No, I just I don't want to eat a cow. Do you know how many cows are being consumed in this house tonight? No matter what there has to be a pickle in Polish? Okay, regular tomato sauce and grilled mushrooms, real jalapeno. None of that. None of that I'm done! I just don't want anything else. I don't want anything that was so hard. No, why does? Why does a burger have to be that complicated? Just give me a salad if you're gon na throw that much in it a milkshake, flavor, coffee milkshake. I don't need a coffee milkshake. It'S like 7 p.m. I'll just decide whipped cream. You know that's pure cow. Oh, I forgot to count them. I did not count how many extensions are in my hair and ok. So, ok, ok, let's do this we're doing this, we're counting them 42. Approximately 42 extension pieces in my hair 42 extensions. That'S really not a lot of extensions! It'S all because I have some that are single sided in there. If you were doing all back-to-back, there would probably be up to 50, especially if you have a bigger head and more hair than me, and you want it. Maybe fuller, I don't know, thank you guys. So much for watching this BP fashion video, I love you guys so much. Please use my discount code if you're ever gon na buy anything from VP fashion, and I love you guys so much thanks. Thanks and I'll see you next time, bye, epic