Tape In Hair Extensions | The Removal Process

Hey, hey guys, welcome back to my channel, so today is the day where we are going to be removing my tape and extensions. I told you that I would film the removal process with you guys, because I showed you how to put them in so I might as well show you how to take them out. So that's what we're gon na be doing in this video and I'm just gon na start off by saying that the removal process is 10 times easier than the application process like it's super easy. So let's go ahead and get started with. First is what you will need, basically, what you're gon na need for this are a couple of things. The first is a tape and glue remover. This one is by irresistible me, and this is just 100 % pure fractionated coconut oil. Basically, what you're supposed to do with this is, I will show you in the video, but this works. Amazingly, I promise you. I would not have been able to remove my extensions without this, so make sure you have this with you to remove your tape ends. The second thing you're gon na need is a hair clip to clip your hair up and then a brush, but I show that later on in the video. So the very first step to removing your tape and extensions is to part your hair into sections where you have the tracks. Just like you did when you applied the extensions you kind of parted your hair and put a set of tracks in that's what you're gon na want to do for when you remove them. So I'm just starting at the very bottom of my head to remove the first row of tracks, and this just makes it easier to have my hair parted and up and out of the way. So I can easily reach the tracks and there's not like a huge mess of hair going on moving right along to step. Number two is when you are going to grab your coconut oil and you're going to want to spray the coconut oil onto each track of the extension and you're gon na want to lightly rub. So. The first thing I'm doing is grabbing one track at a time and spraying the top of the extension and also underneath it. And then I'm just doing that on each track and with my fingers lightly. Rubbing the tracks together. Because if you guys remember from the application video, it's like a sandwich, you have one on top and one underneath. So that's what I'm basically rubbing together. So the coconut oil can kind of release that glue a little bit. Moving on to step number three for this removal process is you're going to want to carefully to begin to pull them apart. Now I mean this when I say very very carefully. Basically, what I do is, I rub the coconut oil for about a minute or two, and once I can start to feel that moving is when I will start to pull them apart now you will have a some that will come apart very easily and you will Have some that are a little bit more tough when you get one that is a little bit more tough. What I did is I kind of undid it a little bit and sprayed the coconut oil in between. So that way the oil could get in between the two tracks. I hope that makes sense, but it just worked a lot easier. Definitely do not force them out. Do not pull them out, they will come out on their own. It just takes a lot of patience and time and a lot of massaging with the coconut oil in your hair and just remember that they are like sandwiches, so you have a top one, and you have one underneath and step number four is to basically continue each Of these steps that I just went through on all of the tracks of your hair, so once you did the first, you can move on up to the second row of tracks, which is basically what I'm doing here and also, if you're noticing I'm not bald. I do have an undercut which was done on purpose: that's not hair loss from the extension, so I just wanted to clear that up. I shaved that part of my head myself, I didn't lose the hair. There is a pros and cons of tape and extensions, video that I did personally from my experience with them. If you want to check that out, that is up on my channel and you guys can kind of know the things I liked about them and the things I did not like about them. So I think that would really benefit a lot of people who are looking and eating tape. Ins so make sure you go and check that out as well, but basically what I'm doing now is just continuing the massaging process and starting to pull them apart like so. Basically what I do is the first one. I spray that I move on down and then I go back to that one because that would have the oil in it. The longest really hope. I'M making sense here, I'm absolutely horrible at explaining things. So I just hope you guys are able to follow along well enough to know what I'm saying so, but yeah the renewal process was super. Easy super painless. The only really annoying thing about it was the coconut oil because it is so greasy, and just you know, if you've ever worked with coconut oil before then, you know very much what I was feeling right now, but that was basically the only kind of nuisance about It was just just the feeling of the coconut oil on my hands are kind of hard to meet it. It kind of made it hard to get a good grip on the tracks. If you know what I mean and just another tip that I have for you, guys is, if you are having a track, that's having a really hard time coming out. Don'T forget that coconut oil that I used in this video is going to be your best friend is impossible for a track not to come out. If you use the coconut oil and use it correctly, and you give it enough time to work on the glue, it will come out. Just fine, don't freak out, don't panic, don't rush just give it enough time to loosen the glue and you will be good to go and I promise once it starts to peel away it totally peels away. So it's just it's really super simple. As you can see, I'm doing this myself so that just kind of gives you an idea of how easy the removal process is of these extensions. Once you remove all of the tracks, you can move on to step five, which is brush out any knots that you have in your hair and do that very very carefully. As you can see, my hair is very, very oily. My hair is not wet in this. Clip it is just covered in coconut oil, because obviously I used quite a bit of it to move, remove all of the tape ins, but you will have some nodding in your hair, so make sure you just brush those out very carefully once you do that it Is time for the most annoying part, which is washing your hair? Now, since I use a ton of coconut oil to remove the extensions, I had to wash my hair about a total of six to eight times to remove all of the glue that was left in my hair and to remove all of the coconut oil. But after that, you're good to go - and you are all set with your removal process of your extensions - all righty guys and then you are done. I really really hope you guys enjoyed this video. Hopefully, you were able to follow along with it pretty easily, and hopefully it helped you if it did make sure that you give me a huge huge thumbs up. It really helps me out and go down and subscribe, but, as always, I will see you guys very soon in my next video. I love you guys so much bye,