Tape Application

What’s included in a Tape Application appointment

This service focuses on correctly placing and securing tape-in extensions so they sit flat and blend well.

• Quick check of your hair and the extension pieces being applied
• Sectioning and placement planning to keep tapes discreet and comfortable
• Tape-in fitting using the sandwich method, aligned close to the root without pulling
• Bond check to make sure each tape is sealed and sits flat
• Blend and balance check so the added hair falls naturally
• Simple finish and practical aftercare guidance for washing, brushing and styling

Tape Application is a good fit if you want discreet length and fullness

Tape-in extensions suit clients who want noticeable change with minimal bulk at the root.

• You want added length or thickness that still moves like natural hair
• You prefer flat bonds that are easier to hide in ponytails and partings
• You want extensions that can be maintained and repositioned rather than replaced every time

How Tape Application is carried out

The hair is sectioned, then each extension piece is positioned and sealed so it sits flush to the head. A comfort check is done as the tapes go in, followed by a final blend check to make sure the finish looks even through the mid-lengths and ends.

For best hold, arrive with clean, fully dry hair and avoid oils or heavy conditioners near the roots.

Aftercare that helps tape bonds stay secure

Small habits make a big difference to how well tape bonds wear between maintenance appointments.

• Keep oils, serums and rich conditioners away from the tape area
• Brush gently at the roots and support the hair with your hand when detangling
• Dry the roots properly after washing so moisture does not sit around the tapes
• Avoid placing straighteners directly on the tape tabs

Keeping tape-in extensions looking fresh between appointments

Tape extensions usually need repositioning as your hair grows. If you feel slipping, tangling at the root, or visible tabs, it often means it’s time to move them up rather than trying to press them back down at home.