Thats a really good idea! I dont use the coconut oil, but I will have to try them. What type of extensions do you use? I noticed that my Bellami ones were getting super tangled after 2 washes, so Im on the look out for ones that wont get like that. I also wonder if its because the tape is sort of exposed (more than it would be using the sandwich method)

The first ones I ever got were from Amazon. They were inexpensive but pretty good. I now use Irresistible me extensions. I don't shampoo my hair but once a week, I know it sounds nuts but when your scalp and hair get use to it you do not produce so much oil. I use dry shampoo if I feel it needs it. When i do shampoo i to use a good sulfate free shampoo and a good conditioner. I use argon oil on them also and a heat protectant. When I drop my extensions that's when I do the conditioning treatment. I really like Irresistible Me extensions. But look up Miss Flirty hair extensions. She's the one I learned how to make tape extensions like you do from but she has skin weft tape ins now. Check them out if you want. Hope this helped.

Cxptain Selena awesome!! Hope it works out for you :)

How you do that?

hi the no shine tape is double sided or single side??

Do you put the liquid Gold directly on your hair to bond the weft to your hair?

I use Walker tape 1/4 inch and I only wash my hair maybe ever 4 or so days. If you do it right, the extensions will stay in perfectly through washing!

Also, let me know how it turns out!!

Well, because instead of sandwiching the pieces together, I put one piece in, and then go up a bit and add another piece. Having tape on both sides, ensures that it is really secure to your hair because its sticking to hair both on top and on bottom of it. Using the actual tape in extension pieces that you can buy might be a better way...but this way has worked for me for awhile and its cheaper. :)

I had the exact question. Sandwiching seems more secure

Great video btw!

You can buy it on Amazon. Brands like Bellami and Zala also sell it on their websites, but it is there brand and not Walker

Tamara Bridgewood I would suggest clip ins for your wedding. The good thing about them, is you can place them however they need to be to accomodate your hairstyle! Otherwise, yes I would still use double sided tape if you are doing tape ins, it holds a lot better that way :)

Yes so true! If you can afford the tape ins definitely do those! This is just a tutorial for those of us who dont want to pay that price but still want long hair! 😘

Melissa Tichenor I think it would be about 20 pieces maybe

Then don't put the tape on YOUR hair like that. I'll keep doing what I do

Rakhi Chauhan 4-6 weeks ish and yes you can wash it just maybe not as much

I would wash it every 4days and they stayed in 3-4 wks buteveryone is different so you may get longer out of them

They dont feel heavy really, weird until you get used to them.

Coconut oil or tape in remover works

Amazon

Ya, everyone does them differently. It worked for me for a long time. :)

I usually kept them in for about 3wks