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Pam is beautiful person! She is very prompt with time and had my Microlink Sewin completed...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Extensions – Tape-In.
With regular salon maintenance every 6–8 weeks and careful at-home care, tape-in extensions typically last three to six months before full replacement. Re-taping and rotating wefts extends lifespan while keeping hair healthy.
When professionally applied and removed, tape-in extensions minimize damage by distributing weight evenly. Improper application, heavy wefts, or neglecting maintenance can cause breakage, so choose a certified technician and follow aftercare.
Use sulfate-free shampoo, avoid oily products near tape bonds, brush gently with a loop brush, and sleep with hair loosely braided or on a silk pillowcase. Follow your stylist's washing and styling recommendations.
Yes. Salons can color-match and lightly tint extensions for a seamless blend. Only a professional should dye bonded extensions to prevent adhesive damage, and a consultation ensures the best shade and placement.
Tape-ins are excellent for fine or thin hair due to their low-profile, lightweight bonds that minimize strain. A trained technician will apply them strategically to ensure a natural blend without overloading weak areas.
Wait 48 hours after installation before washing to allow adhesive to set. Use lukewarm water, gentle downward strokes, and avoid soaking the tape bonds. Follow your technician's product and care guidelines.