Got a halo and loved it; I knew I wanted something more permanent and wondered if the halo could be recycled. Just as I hoped, someone smarter than me already tried it and posted here. Thanks!
Awesome, TFS. I saw another video where they cut off the weft and I didn't want to do that because of the beards and losing a lot of hair. This way is much easier. Thanks again!
Hello 👋 Thank you so very much for this video! You did such a great job explaining and you actually made it look so easy to do. I'm not sure I will be able to be as precise as you but you gave me the confidence to try. I have never wore extensions before because unfortunately I have never found hair that looks like mine available until recently from a natural curly hair ad, however one set comes with I believe 4 clip on extensions and for the set that would maybe be longer but actually Is probably the same length as mine is she's asking $700 I recently found some hair that is in a ponytail but the curl pattern and the color is almost identical to mine because I have highlights. Sorry for rambling I'm just so excited I've always wanted to just add pieces to my own hair for fun since I am biracial I have super curly hair but the texture is like my mother who is white so I've never seen any curly hair extensions that look like mine at any beauty supply they always suggest for me to flat iron my hair and wear straight ones. Thanks again! 💜 The video
@@LINA-FYUK So instead of sandwhiching your real hair between 2 extensions pieces, you sandwhich an extension piece between 2 sections of your real hair? Do you like this method in your personal experience?
Thank you for sharing 💕Would it be possible to feel as secure if I put the adhesive on just one side of the weft? I’m interested in trying this at home
Not with this style of tape, this is sticky on both sides. I place the extension on sectioned hair and then place more hair on top of that so both of the sticky sides have hair on them 😊
@@samanthav4038 these lasted me around 4 weeks, but you have to be aware of what your hair care routine involves; anything oil based will decrease the longevity of these drastically from my experience :)
at this point though why not just glue them in? does tape stay in longer than glue? (out of curiosity even though this question sounds like i have an attitude lol)
I'm going to assume because with glue you can't achieve different styles like pulling it all up in a ponytail, it's not flexible , from how I saw these put in , the girl show different styles
Use a flat razor and run it thru the opening of the track. It will literally split in 2 within seconds. Thanks for the video.
Thats a much faster way of doing it. Thank you. ❤️
Got a halo and loved it; I knew I wanted something more permanent and wondered if the halo could be recycled. Just as I hoped, someone smarter than me already tried it and posted here. Thanks!
I can’t wait to try this , thanks for the video 💕
Awesome, TFS. I saw another video where they cut off the weft and I didn't want to do that because of the beards and losing a lot of hair. This way is much easier. Thanks again!
Hello 👋 Thank you so very much for this video! You did such a great job explaining and you actually made it look so easy to do. I'm not sure I will be able to be as precise as you but you gave me the confidence to try. I have never wore extensions before because unfortunately I have never found hair that looks like mine available until recently from a natural curly hair ad, however one set comes with I believe 4 clip on extensions and for the set that would maybe be longer but actually Is probably the same length as mine is she's asking $700 I recently found some hair that is in a ponytail but the curl pattern and the color is almost identical to mine because I have highlights. Sorry for rambling I'm just so excited I've always wanted to just add pieces to my own hair for fun since I am biracial I have super curly hair but the texture is like my mother who is white so I've never seen any curly hair extensions that look like mine at any beauty supply they always suggest for me to flat iron my hair and wear straight ones. Thanks again! 💜 The video
I don't understand why everyone's homemad tape ins are sticky on both sides. What are you supposed to do with that?
Your hair sticks to it on both sides you just have to be precise with it; It's just an option
@@LINA-FYUK So instead of sandwhiching your real hair between 2 extensions pieces, you sandwhich an extension piece between 2 sections of your real hair? Do you like this method in your personal experience?
@@JordanJSparks the title does suggest cheap easy fast 😁😁
@@JordanJSparks I died laughing at your comment!! It really is confusing tho 😂
This was a great video. Thanks for the tutorial.
Can’t wait to try this 😍😍
It's great to no how to unpick the double weft. Thank you. X
No problem at all 🥰
A seam reaper would make splitting tracks easier
Waiting for the application video 😊
Coming soon, thank you for your support!! 🙌
@@LINA-FYUK Also waiting Lina :)
you are so smart
Thank you for sharing 💕Would it be possible to feel as secure if I put the adhesive on just one side of the weft? I’m interested in trying this at home
You have to do both to prevent it from slipping.
I love it! Thank youu
Why do you put adhesive on both sides of the lock of hair?
Why wouldn’t it stay as a double weft, wouldn’t we want to keep the thickness at the bottom so they don’t get as tangled ?
It will stay it just will be bulky. . Not as flat.
Do you sandwich your extensions?
Not with this style of tape, this is sticky on both sides. I place the extension on sectioned hair and then place more hair on top of that so both of the sticky sides have hair on them 😊
How long did they last and how did you remove them
@@samanthav4038 these lasted me around 4 weeks, but you have to be aware of what your hair care routine involves; anything oil based will decrease the longevity of these drastically from my experience :)
@@LINA-FYUK oooooh does that create more of a seamless look? if so i might have to try this! i want extensions that i can put in pigtails!
at this point though why not just glue them in? does tape stay in longer than glue? (out of curiosity even though this question sounds like i have an attitude lol)
I'm going to assume because with glue you can't achieve different styles like pulling it all up in a ponytail, it's not flexible , from how I saw these put in , the girl show different styles
Tape name plz
Is it permanemt?
Where do I buy the tape
Amazon