Tape In Hair Extensions.

Dec 30, 2016

Tanya B.

Hi everyone! I'd like some feedback on your thoughts on some brads of tape in hair extensions. I'm currently using Hot Headz and I'm not a huge fan, there's a lot of breakage. what's another brand of tape ins that you recommend? I'm thinking about Zala but I'm not too sure.

Dec 30, 2016

Shona S.

Wasp tape ins I use to have and they were great... The only way they ever caused any damage to my hair was when I left the same ones in for way too long and therefore they would get twisted and rip my hair out... But Wasp was great quality, I just should have made sure to change them every 6 weeks :) they allowed my own natural hair to grow out healthy so now I don't need to use the extensions anymore!

Jan 2, 2017

Dorothea S.

I'd maybe suggest Bombay Hair Extensions. I never used their tape-ins, but I've used their clip-ins. I really liked them, they were thick, and when I colored them they held very well. They held a curl really nice as well and I never had a problem with them!

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