How To Install Tape -In Extension| Ywigs

Hey guys, what's up, what's up, what's good, what's your puppy and welcome back to the channel, i am trish to real. We are back with another hair video and this one is by while we expressing over three bundles of their 18 inch straight tape. In extension, each of these bundles comes with 40 tapings. Okay, yes, girls of three bundles can do your head or two and a half the hair is so soft. It is silky, silky, soft, okay. I love it so we're starting off with super clean. Here you want to start off with clean hair, so you don't have no grease no form of product that will prevent the taping from sticking together. So that's that - and i am section off her hair because we need these for the leave out. So basically going to be. You know going around the perimeter of her head and having some level to cover the tracks, because we don't want nothing to be showing and stuff like that. I did went ahead beforehand and i did you know, pass the flat iron through her hair, she's transitioning from perm to um naturals. So i do not want to go too crazy with the eat on her hair. So you know i get it to the best that i can so we're just gon na get started y'all when you're doing this, please make sure to say it flat iron, as i just stated, and the parting's supposed to be super thin like super thin, because what We'Re going to be doing is we're going to be making a sandwich with the the tapings, your hair and another taping layer, as you guys will see right here. So we're gon na place the tape in underneath your hair, please to keep it away from your scalp. Keep it away from this gap. I cannot stress that i had it too close to her scalp and it you know, caused a lot of discomfort and now we're gon na just place the other taping on top of her hair, and you know press it together. Just a little pressure, so it sticks and there you go. You understand, and this is the reason why you're going to be needing. So are you going to want to get your hair super flat? Because you know you want to have that natural look and you want your hair to blend in perfectly with whatever texture that you're using. So it depends on the texture that you're going for so yeah, and it is just you know self-explanatory guys. You just part it super super thin and you add your tracks, press it on and another tracks, and you just you know you just repeat the process, so i don't think i need to be rambling here, i'm just gon na. Let you guys watch and see and i'll get back to you guys once we reach the top okay. So once you reach the middle section going to the front, you want to start making your parts in a semi. U shape you don't want to go straight across because you know you want it to fall in place perfectly. So to get that perfection, you have to start um, you know forming a! U at the top going up. You guys will see once i get down here. You part not really a big, you part, but you know you know it's as much a semi yeah yeah, some of you part so yeah. This will just ensure that when you reach to the front, you don't have too much going on. You don't have too much buggy buggy nissan stuff, like that, you know it you kind of layer it away. So that's what that do. For me, that is so. That'S just that, but guys again do not put the thing: do not put the tape in so close to the scalp. Do not please, i, my daughter had she had to learn the hard way and i was so upset - and i was so pissed off at myself because she went through so much pain. Okay, so do not um put it too close to the scalp. You can put it a little bit further down, okay, so okay, so we are basically done. I'M not gon na hide, no more tracks and yeah we're just gon na try to see what we can do with this. For the final look because, as i stated before, she's transitioning and i do not want to use too much too much of the heat on her hair, so i'm just trying to work around - you know work on that and to fix it the best way that i Can - and you know this is what we came up with - i absolutely love it. She looks so pretty it looks so natural and yeah. Thank you guys for watching bye.