Used as a base liner for bonding or a higher tack for semi-extended wear. With slightly more tack than white, it's also ideal for daily wear but will stay secure for up to 3 consecutive days.
Used for lace and extended wear, this tape boasts very good adhesion. It does not have quite as good of a bond as the Blue Lace Tape, but it requires less maintenance.
Small tape tabs with ultra high tack levels. This is the stickiest tape you can get! Ideal for extended wear and getting that super strong bond when you need it.
That didn't come out right, if you go to www.hairdirect.com and then click on shop online and then tape adhesives you'll see all the different tapes. Are those the red and yellow you mean cyber or something different xx
Yes, the red liner! I buy the 2 widths. Thinner width stick on hair and weave some hair on top. Wide width fold over on extension. Press on parted hair. DONE!
I use this for my seamless and my Mark Barrington seamless. It stays!!!
I'm very confused now. On the hairdirect website is says the pro-flex strips are for the strongest hold and I'm also confused about your application method Cyber, you say you stick some on the clients head and then weave some hair and then stick some on the weft and then stick, can you explain this to me. I just put it on the weft and then stuck it to the client's parting and then pulled down a layer of hair???? xx
Amanda, do you use the whole 1 1/2 inch width of tape or do you cut it?
Is that too wide as is?
Also, do you put the track right on the tape? Do you center the track on
the tape or put it at the top on the tape?
Finally (sorry for all the questions...) do you use a machine weft or hand
weft? Just wondering about how the size of the machine weft will work
with the tapes.
Hi there, yes I used the whole 1 1/2 inches of tape. And yes I put the track on the tape, not sure what you mean about centering. I've used machine weft xx
Sorry, I confuse myself sometimes...when you are looking at the tape, you
place the track closer to the top edge or bottom edge or about the
middle...does that make any sense?
I'm very confused now. On the hairdirect website is says the pro-flex strips are for the strongest hold and I'm also confused about your application method Cyber, you say you stick some on the clients head and then weave some hair and then stick some on the weft and then stick, can you explain this to me. I just put it on the weft and then stuck it to the client's parting and then pulled down a layer of hair???? xx
I have never tired pro-flex. Just the micro tabs from Mark Barrington Concepts and other hair replacment tape- white, red, yellow....
Chick- here is a really good movie about seamless hair extensions http://www.tressallure.com/watch_movie.asp I really like this over sandwiching hair over hair. I think sandwiching hair over tape is much lighter!
Great movies Cyber, that helps give a visual. But what is the point of weaving some hair down on the tape before adding the weft with tape I wonder? That seems hard to imagine for me to DIY.
Ok, now I get it, so if I do it like in the video but with a normal machine weft of hair, when you've stuck your weft to the part is the side facing you sticky, do I then pull a fine layer of the client's hair down still x
You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot create polls in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum
Topic Options
Post Options
Thanks(0)
Amanda8Beechwoo wrote:
