Tapes
Tape-In Hair Extensions is the newest hair extension system on the market. Totally undetectable the Tape-In Hair Extensions are quick to apply, they lay flat on the scalp and are very reliable, meaning they don’t slip. We only use the very best quality Remy hair.
Add Volume and Length
Not only cost-effective upfront but also reusable, allowing you to replace the adhesive and reapply them, which adds to their value over time.
Beautiful natural-looking hair extensions made from ethically sourced real human hair.
Fitted by hair extension specialist Kathleen , in your home or her salon throughout Surrey and South West London.
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FAQs
How long should I wait to wash my hair after applying tape-in extensions?
After applying tape-in extensions, wait at least 48 hours before washing your hair. This allows the adhesive to properly bond, helping the extensions stay secure and last longer. If you need to shower during this period, use a shower cap to keep your hair dry. After 48 hours, you can wash and condition your hair as usual.
How often should I wash my hair with tape-in extensions?
To maintain the longevity of your tape-in extensions, avoid over-washing. Washing twice a week is ideal. Use a mild or sulfate-free shampoo to prevent unnecessary damage to the extensions.
How should I wash my hair with tape-in extensions?
Be gentle when washing your hair. Avoid scrubbing too hard, as harsh friction can loosen the extensions. Instead, gently press the roots and move your hands from side to side to clean thoroughly. Start from the middle of the extensions and work your way to the ends, avoiding any contact with the tape to prevent loosening or slippage.
Should I brush my hair when it’s wet?
No, always ensure your hair is dry before brushing. Combing wet hair can cause breakage and damage. Once dry, start brushing from the ends and work your way up, being gentle to avoid pulling or disturbing the adhesive bond.