Diy Tape-Ins From Amazon On Natural Hair!

Hey y'all, so today i'm going to be reviewing and installing some new tape in extensions um and i'm gon na tell y'all where i got them from all the details. These are suya um, taping extensions and i actually got them on amazon, um, they're, 100 premium. Human hair, or at least that's what they say, we're gon na find out and um. I got 24 inches long, so this pack comes with 20 pieces of tape, ins and, if you've ever done, tape in you know that you need two pieces for each sandwich. So 20 pieces essentially would be 10 sandwiches or 10 tapes. This is the hair and honestly at first look, it looks pretty good. It is a little um, frizzy uncertain parts, but it it honestly just looks like it needs some serum. I got four packs of 24 inch hair. I think each pack was about 65 on amazon, so do the math times four. I got four packs. I might not use all of them. I don't expect to use all of them honestly. I just would rather have more than not enough um inside the packaging came with some extra tapes, just in case your tape. Ins are not sticky enough, so this is pretty nice to have and then also inside the packaging came flip and two hair ties. So this is what the packaging looks like super cute, pink, um and yeah. I'M gon na give a review after a couple weeks and tell y'all how i like the hair so stay tuned. If you want to know and see me put them in for my ends, y'all, yes, i know i need a haircut. This is what my hair looks like before i install it from the back and honestly, the reason i didn't go get a haircut before i install these is because, with clip-ins type of extensions, where you leave your hair out honestly, they tend to blend a lot better. When you don't have a blunt cut, so having these few, you know, split in scraggly ends will make them look better. Honestly, in my opinion, now, once i take these out, i'm gon na go get my hair cut into a bob, so it really doesn't matter, but i did trim it myself at least a little bit so that you know i could at least try to take care Of my hair some, but i would say, don't go, get a fresh blunt cut and then try to put in tape ends you're very easily going to be able to see the separation from the extension from your hair, and it just doesn't look as good. So we're going to install these all you'll need is a flat iron comb. Some clips, that's pretty much it it's pretty super easy to install this hair feels actually really really good and me going like this, i'm not getting any shedding at all, really good sign. This hair had really really good reviews on amazon, so i'm excited honestly and now that i've gotten on the tape and wave i just want to find you know the best quality tape ins for the lowest price. Some of these companies be charging six seven hundred dollars a pack, and i can't do it so stay tuned on how i, like these tape, ends to start off. I just straighten my hair, really really good straight straight bone straight no bumping. None of that um put a little bit of glosser in it, don't put too much oil. You don't want the tape ins to slip out, so you don't want your hair to be too oily or um too greasy at the root, at least, but i did use some glosser, so it just didn't. Look. You know too frizzy. This is what my hair looks. Like from the back before the tape in so hopefully, y'all can see that and yeah. So i'm about to get started, um straighten your hair as best as you can and then you're just going to go ahead and section off like a bottom piece. Put the rest in a ponytail and just make sure like it's enough that, like if you went like this, it would cover the tape in so i would say it doesn't have to be perfect. Just part it the best of your ability and we're about to start installing so hold on draw before i know my hair needs a haircut, so don't come for me and i will be getting a nice good bob cut in the next month. So trust me, these ends are about to get snip snipped, but yeah. Each tape in has a blue sticky. Well, not sticky. It'S like a sticker on top of the sticky part, so you're going to peel that off to expose the adhesive but you're going to need two tapes or tape ends for each sandwich and what i mean by that is this one's going to go on the bottom. Your hair is going to be in the middle of this, this one's going to go on top of it and it's going to sandwich together, and these two are going to stick together to create one extension. So i'm going to show y'all and it's going to make more sense when you see it, but i just wanted to explain to y'all what i meant by you need two for each one horse tape in and as you see, i didn't put it directly on my Scalp, you want to have the ability to be able to move it up and down, and i didn't put it too far close to my ear or to the edge um so that i can have size cover as well, when i put it up in a ponytail. So this is a good spot, put it a little bit lower than your part um, but still you know straight and then go ahead and flip that tape up pull down any excess natural amount of hair that it picks up to go up with the tape in And then you're going to take the next tape, so i already took the adhesive off. I mean the plastic covering off the adhesive and i'm going to sandwich it with this tape. So once you align them, i have it sandwiched. As you see, i can go like this and there's a tape on both ends. You go ahead and use your flat iron on medium heat. I would say medium to low heat. You don't want it to be too hot and then just go ahead and use your flat iron. Put it right, on top of the tape just to lock it in and warm up the adhesive a little bit and there you have it a full tape in hopefully, y'all can see and i'll come back in a few halfway. I'M about halfway done now and i've done most of the back off camera because it's really hard to show you what i'm doing and do it by myself and look in the mirror and align the tape ends. But i'm going to show y'all in the front because it's a lot easier but before we go there, i want y'all to see here are the tape ins and then i have about three rows. So if you look underneath you'll, see, select some here some here and then some on the top and i've only used one pack so far, so it's really real. I think that i'll probably be good with two and a half to three packs. I don't think i'm gon na need the fourth one at all, which is good because i'll just have extra hair as they start to get old, i'll, just kind of replace them, but so far so good you can see, although i showed y'all in the beginning, my Hair is not jet black um with the hair, you know because you're layering it and your hair goes in between the extensions it really blends pretty. Well like it's not bad. I got 24 inch hair and let me show y'all where this hair comes on me. So, let's do so it's long and i will say i am really really happy with the length like i wanted, hair to my butt and that's what i got so yeah okay. So i'm about to show y'all how i do a tape in now that i'm closer to the top and it's a lot easier to see um. So far, i've probably used about two packs, like i have a few more of the second pack, but i haven't opened the third pack, so it's really really full. I feel like it's a lot of hair. I'M not gon na lie. Um, i'm gon na try to probably start cutting them in half the closer i get to the top just so that i don't have too much hair in my head. I don't really like when it's too super thick. I still want it to look semi-natural, even though it's super long so taking off the little sticky part and sit here and align it with my part, but you want to flip it over and then it's going to take some hair with it. So you'll see. This is my hair with it, whatever it takes with it, keep it if it doesn't take it with it. Just you know, drop it back down. You don't want the hair to be too thick. That'S in between your tape and or the tape is not going to stick together, so i'm going to take off the piece for my next piece and i'm going to literally align them. So i'm flip this over and i'm gon na align the pieces of tape. Mind you, my hair, is in the middle of this tape, so align them just like that, and it's a little difficult because i'm not looking in the mirror, but a line just like that. So one piece is directly over the other flip it back over. Squeeze them together, really really good and then, with your flat iron, medium to low heat, just go over it a little bit so that it can get tacky and yeah. That'S pretty much it. This taping is in is secure. If i go like this, i can flip it this way. I can flip it this way, it's not going anywhere and i have enough hair in the front to cover. So if the wind blows you're not going to see it, and if i want to put my hair up, i left my perimeter out too. So you won't see the tapes so yeah. That'S pretty much how you install a tape in and then the next one. I would put just right here: you leave a little space, you don't want to have them completely touching each other, but you don't need a lot leave a lot of room and that's it super simple. I will say it's a lot easier in the front of your head than it is in the back for obvious reasons, but very, very easy to install. If you had the help of a friend, you could probably do it really really quickly doing it by myself and looking in the mirror is a little bit challenging so takes a little bit longer, but still very doable by yourself, so just to show y'all so far. I'Ve used two full packs. This tape in was the last two pieces in my second pack and honestly, it's a lot of hair y'all like it's really really full already. I love the length. I love how full it is. I will probably use one more pack. I told you i bought four packs, i'm gon na use three because i don't want it to be too much hair and then a few of these tape ins in the second pack, i'm gon na actually cut them in half and literally just fold them directly in Half cut them in half and then use this as a baby tape. So it's a lot smaller, but you use these towards the top of your head and then weird spaces where you just need some hair to fill it in. If you have a gap - and this way it lays super flat - and you also don't have to worry about having too much hair like if you start to feel like this - is too much hair, you don't want to add that much more cut them in. So i just finished the install. I ended up using a total of three packs and i did open the fourth pack, but i only used about two tapes out of it. So really three pin enough i'm just kind of a perfectionist. So i added a few more just to fill it in, but this is the final look and i did leave a lot of the front out, so i can put it up in a pony um. You can't see the fire test and it passed um and even with just flat ironing it it does smell human. So so far, so good, it's super soft. It hasn't shed a lot at all i'll say when it comes to length. So since i got 24 inches, i wanted really long hair but like y'all, let me stand up so you can really see where this hair comes on me. I am five foot five inches. So it's long and uh. I do not think that this is 24 inches. Like doesn't this look super long? Let me show you super long super full all the way down, but i love it y'all. When i tell y'all tape, ins have changed my life like you're, never going to get it installed, that's flat to a flatter. Install baby point me to a flatter install like i said: i used three packs of 24 inch tape, ins off of amazon. They were about 65, a pack. I will link the exact hair that i used in the comments, but honestly y'all. Truly, it gets no better than this y'all better get on the tape and wave like suya, i'm with y'all. Like i like them, the hair is super soft. I don't have a lot of shedding after the install it's really full all the way down. And yes, honestly, i will update y'all, but so far 10 out of 10 recommend, like you just said i installed them, is so that i can do multiple parts. I know myself. I love a good side deep part like this, but i also am a middle part. Girl, so i can part this down the middle and change my part out pretty easily um, don't mind my baby hairs, because i did them for the side part but yeah um parts not super straight, but y'all get the point. I can part my hair in the middle. I can part my hair on the side. That'S the point of this and that's the main reason why i love tape ends because when you get a sew in you're stuck to one part and yes, they have vicks and sew-ins or flip over methods. Or you know things of that nature. But it's never. This flat, like i don't play about flatness, i want my hair, looking like it's growing out of my scalp. No bumps no lumps like i'm play that so that's the reason why i'm not a big fan of sew-ins, although you can do the same thing, they're not as flat even clip-ins clip-ins are bulky because of the clips on them. These lay flat y'all like they're so thin. I don't think you'll understand like here's another one. Just so you can see. This is just one look at how thin it is. It'S literally paper thin, so install you can ever get when you have tape in so that's the main reason why i love them. The most the reality is people charge crazy amounts to install these, and when i tell y'all they are literally idiot proof they're. So easy. Now i was a hairstylist in my last life, so i will say what comes easy for me: isn't easy for all. But if you have a friend i promise you y'all can do this together for the free, save your coins and you will be fine but go ahead. Ask any questions. Y'All have about this hair about installation about any type of maintenance, and i got y'all. You