Introduction
- What Is The Difference Between Remy Hair And Synthetic Hair?
- How Do I Choose The Right Color?
- How To Remove The Tape In Hair Extension?
- How Long Do Remy Tape In Hair Extension Last?
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What Is The Difference Between Remy Hair And Synthetic Hair?
Therefore, Remy Hair’s products are more cost-effective, thicker hair, more resistant to washing than ordinary hair foaming products, and have a long life cycle. The raw material of Remy Hair is also real hair, but it is based on Non-Remy Hair, using machines to invert the root of the hair that is upside down at the head and tail, and organize it into hair that is consistent at the head and tail; in the process of producing the product, it is not necessary to remove all of the surface scales of the hair, and the hair scales are arranged in a neat manner.
Synthetic hair extensions are made from synthetic fibers rather than human hair. While they are more affordable than human hair extensions, they may not look or feel as natural and have a shorter lifespan. Synthetic hair extensions clumps up when burned, unlike real hair, and this is one way to check if a product is real human hair.
How Do I Choose The Right Color?
1.Match Your Natural Hair
- Assess in natural light: View your hair under sunlight to identify its base tone (e.g., warm golden, cool ash, neutral).
2️. Check for variations
- Note if your roots, mid-lengths, or ends differ in color (e.g., grown-out roots or sun-bleached ends).
3️.Multi-Dimensional Blending
- If your hair has highlights or balayage: Mix shades: Buy 2-3 extension colors to blend with your natural dimension.
4️. Place strategically
- Use darker shades near the roots and lighter ones toward the ends.
5️.Pro Tips
- Consult a stylist: Professionals can custom-blend colors for complex tones.
How To Remove The Tape In Hair Extension?
Materials Needed:
- Tape-in extension remover solution (or alcohol-based adhesive remover)
- Wide-tooth comb
- Fine-tooth comb or tail comb
- Clips to section hair
- Shampoo & conditioner
- Towel
Steps to Remove Tape-In Extensions:
1. Prepare Your Hair
- Brush your hair gently to remove any tangles.
- Section your hair to expose the tape tabs.
2. Apply Adhesive Remover
- Use a specialized tape-in extension remover .
- Apply the remover to the top and bottom of the tape tab where it bonds with your hair.
- Let it sit for 1-2 minutes to loosen the adhesive.
3. Gently Peel the Tape Apart
- Use your fingers or a tail comb to slowly separate the top and bottom tapes.
- Avoid pulling forcefully—if resistance is felt, apply more remover.
- Work from one side to the other until the tape releases.
4. Remove Residue
- After removing the extensions, check for leftover adhesive.
- Apply a small amount of remover to any sticky residue and gently rub it off with a towel or comb.
5. Clean & Condition
- Wash your hair with a clarifying shampoo to remove any remaining residue.
- Follow up with a hydrating conditioner to restore moisture.
6. Store Extensions (If Reusing)
- If you plan to reuse the extensions, clean the tape area with remover and let them dry before reapplying new tape.
How Long Do Remy Tape In Hair Extension Last?
Remy tape in hair extensions typically last between 3 to 6 months, and they can sometimes last even longer with proper care.
To keep them in optimal condition, it’s recommended to have them reinstalled every 3 to 4 weeks. The longevity of the extensions largely depends on your hair growth rate. The application process involves using adhesive weft tape, which does not require heat, allowing your natural hair to continue growing seamlessly while wearing the extensions.