Product Description : 22" Tape in extensions| Natural straight| Natural Black. Frequently asked questions on Tape-in Hair extensions. How long do tape-in hair extensions last? If tape-ins are cared for properly, they will last a year or longer. We recommend moving the hair up every four to six weeks. The hair can be reused two to three times which gives the client three to six months in between replacing the hair. Tape-ins can be reused up to three times if removed and installed correctly, and although it’s an easier method than some of the others, it’s best to have a professional stylist install and move them up. How to install tape-in hair extensions? Again, while this is an easier method than others, we recommend having a professional stylist do it for you. Some important things to remember about the installation of tape-in extensions are: Start with clean hair. No conditioner from the midshaft down before or after installation! Determine how much hair you need ahead of time to avoid overspending or worse, not having enough hair to blend for a natural look. Don’t take off the tape backing until you’re done sectioning the hair. Avoid touching the sticky parts as much as possible so oils from your hands don’t weaken the adhesive (this leads to slippage). Removing Tape-In Extensions Just as important as installing the hair is removing it properly to avoid damage or general unpleasantness. Move-ups are more time consuming than the actual installation, since you have to clarify and re-tape before installation. We recommend having two appointments each time you move hair up. One to remove, and one to reinstall. How to Care for Tape-In Extensions The rules of caring for tape-in hair extensions are the same as most others (as well as natural hair), but there are definitely some pro tips to keep in mind to make sure you get the most out of your new style. 1) Wash & amp; condition with sulfate-free products only! 2) Whether it’s a treatment, shampoo, or anything else, apply it from the middle down to avoid weighing the hair down or any of that dreaded slippage. 3) Try to air dry whenever possible, and use common sense when brushing. Go from the bottom up, use the right brush & amp; leave-in conditioners, and try to avoid brushing when wet. 4) Keep your buns and up-dos loose. 5) Always use a heat protectant before straightening, curling, or using any form of high heat.