The Best Way To Remove Tape Hair Extensions With Minimal Mess | Twisted Fringe

Hi, I'm Jennifer with twisted fringe and in this video we're going to talk about our removal process. So we have a blue alcohol based remover, which is what we use on the Webster ectly. We also have a clear oil based remover that you can use on your clients hair if needed, now we're going to get started with our removal process. So Shannon has been wearing her extensions for about six weeks, so we're going to begin our maintenance appointment. So, first things: first, you want to get your blue alcohol-based, remover and spray two to three sprays right above the weft. It'S really important that we are only working one weft at a time, because our remover is designed to break down the tape and the longer it sits and the more you use the MOR work it will be for you in the end. So less is more one. Weft at a time, you always want to make sure that you are putting the wefts as you're, taking them out of the clients hair on some sort of a mapping system, whether it be our twisted French placement map or a Styrofoam head whatever. You need to make sure that you're going to reinstall them in the same place as you're taking them out. So all that cutting and blending you did at their initial appointment is not going to be lost. So the next step in this process would be to continue to remove all of the extensions and then use our twisted fringe replacement tape to put new tape and reinstall the extensions in the same placement as you removed them for more information head on over to twisted Fringe hair, calm,