How To Apply The Twin Tabs® Hair Extensions

I ron as requested - i am just going to send you a quick video of how to fit the twin tubs so as most people nor the twin tabs come with one injected side and one pu side. This is how the meant to be placed in the hair, and that's obviously saw that mimics, the real growths or there's no plastic to be seen if it was at put in incorrectly. Now, if you're on the bottom rows, you need to put them that way. So when people tie the hair off it's the root growth sides that the see sort of fit them, you'll open them off. You place that section at the top. So once you've got a nice clean section line, you position the twin tab where you need it to be, and you can use that line and there as a guide. You want to be just under with your holes, so you can get in with your crosser and hook, I'm just going to secure that down a little bit more and I'm also gon na put one there as well just to keep it as still as possible. Now, if you start in the center, I'm gon na go in the left hole and go left with the hook. Just slightly you don't want too much. You don't know, go in like too far like that and pull hair form or Veria. You need to just be in get the hair from the section where you are so the idea is that the hair comes down into a V through these two holes from that particular section. When you do in the next hole, you just turn the crosser on who that way. So you're gone in from the alter, alternate side and the reason being is, if I went in the same way, I am then gon na pull hair from that section that I've just pulled through. So it's important that you go alternative ways now you really need to have enough hair through these holes to support the width of the extension and the ring that you need to fit them is a 3.5 million ring if you use a ring that doesn't have any Silicon lining in it you run the risk of any sharp edges off the ring tear in this piece at the top. Now, when you clamp a silicon, lined ring the silicon just pork's out the edges, just a tiny little bit, and what that does. Is it just offers some protection there as well? Also, if you used a bigger ring than the 3.5, the then there's not enough hair in it. You'Ll get slippage, so you'll get the extension slipping out. So it's really important that this size ring is used. Now you then move on to the next hole. I'Ve got up trapped in that, that's it. So I was important that you put the ring on close to the root. You don't put the ring on down there and do that and then push it off because see all that hair there. It'S really important that you put it on from the top to avoid any back brushing when you push in the ring off. This is the exact reason why your extensions should not have push offs all rings, that any maintenance point should be removed. The hair should be called and a new ring attached, it's just cutting corners and it's really not necessary because you just transfer the way it lord over over less hair and then it just has a domino effect with hair loss. So when it comes to the edges, you get out the hair, there's only one Hall and the reason being is we're going to bring hair from the edge and the side into that. So we can secure the edge of the piece down, make sure any stray hairs. Are out your where and it's nice and tidy, and when you position your rings as well, don't do this with your pliers because then your rings are going to stay out. Stick out, you meant the position. Your pliers in that direction saw the ring, sits flush with the hair growth in the direction of hair travel. Now, with a good thing with ease is cause, the Rings are hidden, you don't see the Rings inside the piece once it's folded down. So if you get somebody that has greasy hair or very fine hair and that you might find that in general extensions slip on like a particular client, you can always double ring because it's not visible. But again you still only use the 3.5. So now that's all fitted, then you place them down like that. Unfortunately, I've caught a little bit of obviously the extension hair when I'm pulling it through, what's quite difficult when you're not head on I've got Richard, stood behind me doing a video, but that's the general idea of of how you fit them. Nice, clean sections. You'Ve got good weight distribution and that's what they look like on the inside as well and you'll, see how then rings are sat in the position where they're actually going with the hair growth and they're not set out like that which is actually added tension that the Hair doesn't need and could cause traction alopecia so hope that helps