Adding Thickness With Tape-In Hair Extensions!

Hey guys welcome back to my channel so in this video I'm going to be showing you how I dyed my Campion hair extensions in preparation for installation and keep on watching to see how I do it start by taking virgin pink hair dye by arctic fox straight From the bottle pour it into a bowl and I'm going to completely saturate the taken extensions. The extensions that I am using are in the color 6, 1-3 and they're 22 inches. I will put the link to the hair extensions and the hair dye in the video description box for you with a discount code, so you can get some money off. Oh hey! It'S baby sushi, hey baby, leave the head on the extensions for an hour, then rinse with cold water to prevent the color from fading one of the favorite hair extensions have been dyed. You will then need to replace the glue strips once the two strips get wet from dying. They won't be so sticky and they won't help so well in your hair, so you're just going to need to replace those so to replace the glue strips. All I do is peel off the sticky bit paper and then just run my finger across the glue strip, and it should just roll straight off once you sleep all blue strip off, you want to get a new pad of your glue, strips grab a hair extension And just simply continue doing this on all the blue strips. They only have a nice health status, extensions freshly dyed with new blue strips. Can you spot the difference between these two extensions, but this one of Culloden with a permanent marker? The final step before applying the extensions is you want to kind of conceal this plastic strip a little bit more, so my secret is I'll, just color it in with a permanent marker. The only thing I need to do is straighten them, so they match my hair texture and then put them in okay. So I only want to put in a couple pieces of extensions because one side seems weaker than the other, so I'm gon na put in a few on this side. This is simply gon na be just underneath the top layer you wanna have a nice straight parting. There aren't many different ways to install taking hair extensions at distance just the way I like to do it. I find it's just easier and it can be quick enough. So yeah, once you have a nice plotting on where you want to place the extension you want to take off the tape from the glue strip and place it along the party taking a tail comb. You want to pick up top part of the extensions so that blue strip will have picked up the hair. You will need to sandwich between those pieces kind of cut the heads down a little bit like sticking down. Try not to touch the glue strip with your fingers as it will make it not thick sticky. Take another tape, an extension I'm gon na take off the tape of this. One then place this down onto the hair train line it up the straight and evenly as possible, and then once it's lined up, you can press it down there. We go one keep into extension installed. You see people using hair straighteners to secure the tape into extension in place. Personally, I don't like to use the method of sealing it in place in the hair straightener, because if you look closely, this top part is made out of plastic. So if you have really caught hair, straighteners you're, basically gon na melt this into your hair. So I wouldn't recommend using that the longest I've worn these extensions telling your mum this way, I have one note for at least like two months make sure it's pressed down nice and tight. Let my hair down and already that side is a lot thicker. So the final step I like to do is to just cut the extension to match the rest of my hair. Like that and there we go oh yeah baby. You can already tell that my hair looks a lot thicker and I've only put in two pieces well, but there's not much together. I'M super happy with the taping extensions out of all the different types of extensions. I would definitely say the tape ins would be my favorite they're low maintenance once you do them and they're in your hair, like you, don't have to worry about them for a while and they're really easy to remove and they're really easy to install. So I'm really happy and they're really comfortable on the head as well. I never have a problem with them because they lay flat against the head, so you don't feel like there's like a chunky lump in your hair, it's quite nice, so I'm really happy with them. There we go guys. That is how I diet and prepare my chicken extensions and install them or you enjoy this video, don't forget to give a thumbs up and subscribe tomorrow and after you love it very soon.