Tape In Hair Extensions Installing Tutorial

I'M here to show you how to put in tape in hair extensions. These extensions are awesome because they're really fast to put in, and you can create many different things as these hair extensions you can create length. If your client wants a lot of length to her hair, you can create volume or you can create a fun little panel of color in their hair. If that's what they want. First, you're going to start out by T parting, your clients, hair, so you're, going to part down the center and then part on the tooth sides. You can part down the center in the back as well, but this time I didn't I'm going to start at the nape of the neck and I'm going to take about an inch and a half parting right down here. I want to make sure that it's enough hair, for when I pull the client hair up that you're not going to be able to see it that way, your hair, your client, will be able to wear her hair up in any way. So first you're going to take your section. I'M going to take your 1 inch, your inch and a half parting and you're, going to part about 1/4 of an inch off of that and you're going to stay on this side. But you want to make sure that you have enough hair right here to cover the extension, I'm going to take my parting about 1/4 of an inch and bring that up, and you want to make sure you have a really clean parting right here. So that way the extension has somewhere nice to lay and it will be more comfortable for your clients, so I'm going to grab an extension just like this, and I'm going to take off this cover. Just lay it down. I'M going to place my comb at the bottom of the extension just at the very bottom enough to stick it onto the comb and then I'm going to place the extension right underneath my parting and place that her over the top of it. And I like to take my finger and grab the extension and roll the comb down just like that, and then I'm going to make sure that any hairs that there's not there's not sticking to push them on, then I'm going to just gently get any hairs that Didn'T stick off of the extension so that way the extensions stays really nice. Then you take your next piece of extension and you peel off the cover and then you're going to place it directly on top of the extension and pinch it together. You want to make sure that you're not putting this top extension over lapping the bottom extension, because that's going to create major discomfort for your clients, I want to make sure that they're directly on top of each other and there's your first extension. So your next section you're just going to take right next to this extension, we're going to part your fourth inch section grab my extension pull off the cover just like that place, and I comb at the very bottom of the extension make sure my parting is clean And even right here and I'm going to place the extension right underneath and flip the hair over, then I'm going to place my finger on top and roll my comb down and then smooth that hair on to the extension and don't forget to make sure in part Off any hairs that aren't sticking I'm going to grab my next extension pill off the top and place it directly on top of the bottom extension and pinches just like that. Now it's nice and secure. So my next section I'm going to take right above my bottom section, because, when you're doing a client that wants to create linked end volume or even just length, you want to make sure that your base is the thickest part of your extension that they're going to Be the closest together. This will make sure that your extensions look very natural, so I'm going to part about a half-inch section right above my extensions just enough to cover the bottom mixer and if you have a client that has a lot of stray hairs. You want to make sure that you clip those up to keep them out of the way because they might pull when you put extensions in so since I started on this side with my extensions, I'm going to start on the aside to make sure that my rows Stay even and I don't favor one side with a lot of extensions, I'm going to take my next section and you want to go on a brick laying pattern, but on the first two rows: it's okay! If you don't brick lamb with the rest, you want to make sure that that's what you're doing so. I part my section about 1/4 inch grab my extension place. The comb at the very bottom place my hand over the top and roll my comb down then you're going to place your next extension right on top and remember you really want to be careful not to place it too high or even too low. You want to make sure you're right on top of the extension, and you want to be able to lift the extension up and down so that way, your client will have movement in her hair. If you can't, then you have placed them a little bit too tight to the head. So now what you're going to do is you're just going to keep taking your sections and you're just going to brick. Lay them all the way through the head. So the next section since you have your nice base, you're going to take about an inch down just right about felt like that. That'S about a half, maybe a half an inch to an inch down depending on what you want to do. It then you're going to place your extensions and just like that, then you'll take your next section and since I am right by the ear now, when you get about to this point right here, you want to make sure you're taking your next section right above the Ear and you're going to take your sections from temporal to temporal, and I will so you're going to take your next section about right there and you're going to take that all the way around to the other side of the head. So about right. There and you'll place your extensions all the way around in a Brooklyn manner. So once you have those roles done for about a full head, you're going to do around 30 to 40 pieces, and that's what's going to give you a really natural look and when you get to the front you're going to take diagonal back sections, and this will Help you so you aren't placing the extensions too high on the head, but you're getting great coverage. So you're just going to take your section - and you already have about two rows of extensions here, but I'm just going to demonstrate what you would do right here about right here at the receiving line. So I'm going to take a section and I'm gon na, take it diagonal back just like this, and then I'm going to place the extensions remembering not to put it too close to the hairline on a place. What about right here - and this will help push the hair forward, so it covers more of the hair same way and then place it on top. So when you go to remove your clients, hair extension, they do last around three to six weeks, but then they will need to be tightened and you can reuse the hair about three times all you're going to do is get your remover you're going to place it On the very top of the extension and then you'll gently just pull it apart like that, and then the next piece will just come out really easy, like that for more information visit us at www.ablenetinc.com,