Wonderfully explained, thank you for not rambling and staying on topic. You did an amazing job, especially doing it yourself. Beautiful 🤩 👏🏾👏🏾 looking forward to trying this myself thanks to your directions.
Take the flat iron and bend it to bump it a little to blend your hair with the weave ,or even add another row up tape ins.Your did a great job ❤️it's beautiful.I want to do my daughter and mines.Im retired from doing hair but this is less time consuming then sew INS that also take my hair out from the pulling edges and the lace rubbing the hair off my front.Thanks for sharing ❤️
Thanks for the tips! I've been using clip-ins at the top of my head to create more fullness. I was worried the tape-ins would show, so I didn't go to high up with them. haha
These look gorgeous on you. Tape ins are my go too because I have thin hair. Sometimes I’ll even just cut them to my natural short length and it makes it look like I have a full head of hair!
Sold me. I definitely want some after watching you do these. Tfs thisHave you tried a tiny bit of hair wax on your ends then flat ironing it with the tape in hair to help your blunt ends blend a lil better?
Yes, try them out! No, I haven't tried anything to try and blend them in haha. I get nervous flat-ironing my hair after putting product outside of heat protectant on it. I've been using clip-ins to help with the blending that way I can take them out after.
It looks so beautiful, thank you for sharing 🥰 Was it complicated to wash your hair while having the tapeins in? Was it hard to maintain the style also while exercising? 💕
Thank you! Washing wasn't complicated, but I did have to be gentle due to my hair being naturally curly and the hair being straight. Maintenance while exercising wasn't difficult either. I also don't sweat a lot, so I'm sure that plays a part in it as well.
This looks soooo good on you and blends really well. Do you have any discomfort while sleeping? And is it easy to wash your hair when the tapins are in?
Not at all. I don't feel them at all. Wash day was weird because my hair is naturally curly, so dealing with the two textures was awkward haha. i recorded my wash process with them though!
I didnt see you apply the heat on them i guess to make them stick better, so do we not need to use heat at all? Does it make it easier for them to come off? Oh this video is 2years old so I guess im too late asking questions😂
You honestly made this look sooo easy i wanna try myself question is your pressed or relaxed jus asking for reference also can you use them again after or ?
Sis I’ve been wanting tape ins since 2016 but I keep cutting my hair back off but last October was the last time I’ve been growing it since. Bc I be over the frontals and sew ins n glue etc like tape me up n let me go for a good two months before I need to redo them. I can’t wait to get some more length so I can get some done
Hi! Did you leave hair out in between the tape-ins, just left hair out for parting purposes or did you do a row tape-ins/ row natural hair - row tape-ins/row tape-ins? Thnx for answering!
Yes, I left my hair out in between the rows. The tape-ins are spaced out. I have more of my natural hair out than I do in tape-ins. Hope that makes sense!
Amazing video! I would love to do this for my prom! I was thinking about doing this style but half up half down if i can do that..? And also i play softball so i wear a helemt and work out can i still have this hairstyle?
Yes, you sandwich your hair in between to tape in pieces. They're easy to remove. You can use an oil of your choice or alcohol to remove them. I prefer the oil method haha
A texturizer is still a perm, so I wouldn't recommend that if you are still wanting to remain natural. BetterLength has many different textures. Consider getting your hair silk pressed if you're wanting a straight texture or get a curly texture to match your natural hair.
I thought I hit reply when I answered your question yesterday. The flatiron I'm using in this video is the BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium. I have it linked in the description. The flatiron I used to straighten my hair before installing the tapeins is the Sedu. That's my go to.
