How To Remove Tape Extensions

Today, I'm going to show you how to remove your tape in hair extensions at home. Now, if you've never done this before or you're unsure, I do recommend that you go to a salon and have this done by a professional, because that's going to be the safest way to ensure that you have no hair damaged and that you remove the hair extensions Properly so I am actually a hair extension Pro than wearing hair extensions for so many years, and I am going to be removing my tape and hair extensions at home, I'm going to be using the glam, seamless, organic remover. The reason why I love this organic removers, because the hair is going to slide right out with this without any damage, and it's also going to nourish my hair. A lot of other companies recommend to use alcohol or some type of solvent, and I find that those chemicals are just way too harsh for my hair and I prefer to use something organic and natural plus. I'Ve also found that the organic coconut oil remover makes the hair slide right out in an instant. Now. This remover is different from coconut oil at your house. This is a different type of blend, and so it never gets solid. So the coconut oil at your own home, probably wouldn't work as well. You may have to heat it up and it's just a pain, so the glam stainless remover is going to be your best friend when it comes to removing your tape and hair extension. Let'S get started as you see my tape. Extensions have started to grow out. I'Ve had them for ten weeks, it's time to remove them. Add the organic coconut remover all over. The tape bond allow the oil to seep in between the bond that way, it's so easy and effortless to remove, add oil to both the front and the back and allow the oil to continue to seep in between the two tape wefts. You want to put as much oil as you can to make sure there's absolutely no damage. Once you've sat for about 30 seconds begin to peel the wefts apart, you will feel that they have already loosened, continue. Peeling apart the tape weft without pulling too hard to ensure you have no damage, add more organic remover to wherever the tape wefts feel stuck. Do not pull hard at all just continue to add more oil, and you will see that the two tape wefts will effortlessly slide apart. Remember if there's any parts that are still stuck just continue to add more oil, never pull that way. You have no damage and you will see the tape left slide right apart. No damage and voila there's no damage at all, and that's because that organic remover is going to allow the bonds to break down and slide right out, and you can see that these extensions are still really good extensions, and these hair extensions can actually be reused.