Review (4/5): Best bang for your buck
I have used just about every type of hair extensions out there & tape ins are my favorite! I always purchased my hair from the salon so I knew the quality was up to par...but it's EXPENSIVE...I mean $600-$700 expensive. I kept those for a year each time because of the price. I finally broke down & gave these a try & I was pleasantly surprised. The quality is good...not great, but good. They are so affordable that I can get a new set every other time which is also a plus! $120(for 2 packs) is way easier to budget than $600!
Some pointers:
-wash with purifying shampoo. I know that's a no no for extensions but trust me, I've bought several sets & this is the best way to get off that thick coating they put on them to make them extra shiny... it makes them not look as natural.
-After shampooing, use a deep conditioner & let them set for at least 20mins.
-Remove the tape that comes on them & retape. Ok, TBH, I haven't used the tape that comes on them but the reviews I read scared me & I didn't want to chance them falling out or harming my hair. Sally's brand is ok to use & won't come out until you're ready.
Hope this helps.