[45% Off] Virgin Human Hair Invisible Tape in Hair Extensions (#5/7/20)

Brush Your Hair Extensions Gently

Use a wide-tooth comb or a soft-bristle brush to detangle your tape-in extensions, starting from the ends and working your way up. This helps prevent pulling on the tape and minimizes shedding. Be extra careful around the tape area to ensure the adhesive remains intact and avoid causing the extensions to slip. Regular brushing helps keep your extensions smooth and manageable

Wash with Care

Washing your weft hair extensions less frequently can significantly prolong their lifespan. Aim to wash your extensions only when necessary—typically every 1-2 weeks, depending on your lifestyle. Daily or excessive washing can strip the hair of its natural moisture, reducing its durability. If you wash your natural hair more frequently, use dry shampoo or focus on cleansing only the scalp to keep your extensions fresh between washes.
Use a gentle, sulfate-free, and alcohol-free shampoo and conditioner to preserve the hair’s softness and natural appearance. Allow the extensions to air-dry naturally or use a blow-dryer with a heat protector on a low heat setting.

By washing your extensions sparingly and with care, you can maintain their quality and extend their lifespan.

Dye Your Hair Easily

Washing your tape-in extensions less frequently can greatly extend their lifespan. Aim to wash your extensions only when necessary—typically every 1-2 weeks, depending on your lifestyle. Avoid washing the tape area too often, as excessive washing can weaken the adhesive and cause the extensions to slip. Use a gentle, sulfate-free, and alcohol-free shampoo and conditioner to preserve the hair’s softness and the integrity of the tape. Allow the extensions to air-dry naturally or use a blow-dryer on a low heat setting with a heat protector.
Tip: If you wash your natural hair more frequently, consider using dry shampoo to freshen up your scalp without affecting the tapes.

Dye Your Tape-In Hair Extensions Carefully

Lighter shades are more receptive to coloring, while darker shades may require extra processing for noticeable changes. Avoid bleaching the extensions, as it can damage the hair and weaken the tape bond. If you want to color your extensions, consult a professional stylist, and always do a strand test before coloring the entire set to ensure you achieve the desired result without compromising quality.

Styling Recommendations

You can style your tape-in hair extensions with heat tools up to 160°C/320°F. Always apply a heat protectant before using curling irons, straighteners, or blow dryers. Tape-in extensions can be styled just like natural hair, but avoid excessive heat styling to prevent long-term damage and preserve the hair’s quality.

How long do tape-in hair extensions last?
With proper care, virgin hair tape-in extensions can last 6-8 weeks before needing to be reapplied. The lifespan can vary depending on how often they are worn, maintained, and how carefully they are handled.

Can I color my tape-in hair extensions?
Yes, tape-in extensions can be colored, but it’s important to avoid bleaching, as it can damage the hair. Always perform a strand test before applying color to ensure the hair will respond well to the dye.

Are tape-in hair extensions suitable for all hair types?
Yes, tape-in hair extensions are suitable for most hair types, including fine, medium, and thick hair. They work especially well for fine hair because they lie flat against the scalp, creating a natural look without adding bulk.

Can I use heat styling tools on tape-in hair extensions?
Yes, tape-in extensions can be styled with heat tools like curling irons, straighteners. Just be sure to use a heat protectant and avoid excessive heat (above 320°F / 160°C) to prevent damage.

How often should tape-in extensions be moved up?
Tape-in extensions typically need to be moved up every 6-8 weeks as your natural hair grows. This ensures the extensions stay in place and maintain a natural, seamless look.

How can I remove tape-in hair extensions?
Tape-in extensions should be removed by a professional who can use a special adhesive remover to break down the bond without damaging your natural hair. Do not attempt to remove them at home, as it could cause hair breakage.