Why You Shouldn’t Wear Tape-In Hair Extensions for Longer Than 8 Weeks

 

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Are you wondering why you have to change or change the length of your tape-in hair extensions each 6 to 8 weeks? Let's look at what could happen if you do not.

DISCOMFORT

As your hair grows, so will the extensions attached to it. If the attachments are too far from your scalp, they become more difficult to grab and pull (which is painful!) when you are styling, brushing, or just moving your fingers over your locks.

DAMAGE

Overgrown tape hair extensions are more prone to being snagged and pull, which can be painful but could cause serious damage. If a brush that is moving fast gets between the tape in extensions and your scalp, it's possible that the extension could be ripped off your head, dragging your hair along with it. If you don't like hair loss, stay up with the regular maintenance of your extensions.

TANGLING/MATTING AT THE BASE

If you wait longer than eight weeks between extension maintenance, you are at the possibility of developing tangles and matting over the attachment. Sometimes, this matting and tangling may be removed by sweeping it out when you remove the extension or, at times, causes hair to break, or the tangles become so bad that they require cutting out. (Tangling or dreading and matting are most prevalent when using strand-by-strand application techniques.)

NOT SO EASY REMOVAL

The majority of permanent extensions are made to be easily and quickly removed by the time of 6-8 weeks. It has nothing connected to the extension hair and more to be related to the method of attachment. Attachments can turn sticky or gummy when used for too long, as the natural oils present in your hair along with your routine of washing and styling gradually degrade the adhesive's properties. If they are worn beyond their expiration date, some extensions can break down to the point that removing the remnants of your hair's natural hair can be a huge undertaking, and can cost additional. There is a chance of damage to your hair if extensions are used. applied incorrectly. Maintained incorrectly. Removing improperly or the d. Used for more than 8 weeks.

Give yourself, and the stylist you trust a tip by keeping on top of the recommended removal and reapplication times and your hair's health will be thankful!


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