Collection: Reusable Tape-In Extensions That Won't Damage Your Hair

Okay, so tape-ins? Girl, I am OBSESSED. Not gonna lie, when I first heard about them, I was like "tape? In my hair? That sounds like a disaster waiting to happen." But after wearing them for years now (and trying literally every other method), these are hands down my favorite for adding instant length and volume without the commitment of sew-ins or the daily hassle of clip-ins.

What You Get:

  • Seamless length that looks like it grew from your scalp
  • The lightest, most comfortable extensions you'll ever wear
  • Reusable hair that lasts 8-12 months with proper care
  • DIY-friendly application (yes, really!)

We carry premium virgin and raw tape-ins that blend flawlessly with natural hair textures. No synthetic shine, no tangling after one wash.

Looking for more detailed guidance? Learn more in our complete tape-in guide,

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How to Choose Your Perfect Tape-In Match

Real talk: picking the right tape-ins is about more than just matching your hair color. When I first started, I bought the cheapest ones I could find online. Girl, they matted after ONE wash. One! Here's what actually matters:

Hair Quality: Virgin or raw human hair only. Synthetic blends feel like plastic after two weeks and won't take heat styling. Our tape-ins are 100% human hair that you can wash, curl, straighten, even dye if you're feeling adventurous.

Weight Per Pack: Most people need 50-100 grams for subtle volume, 100-150 grams for full coverage. I have thin hair and use about 150 grams total for that full, bouncy look.

Tape Quality: The adhesive matters! Good tape stays secure for 6-8 weeks but removes cleanly with alcohol-based remover. No sticky residue drama.

Texture Match: We offer straight, body wave, and various curly options. Pro tip: if you have naturally straight hair but want waves, get straight tape-ins. You can always curl them, but trying to straighten curly extensions daily? That's a recipe for damage.

The Real Deal About Tape-In Maintenance

Here's what nobody tells you about tape-ins: yes, they're amazing, but they're not zero-maintenance magic. I wash mine once a week (twice if I'm feeling ambitious), and the whole washing-drying routine takes me about two hours. But honestly? Waking up with gorgeous hair every single day makes those two hours so worth it. The bonds need to be moved up every 6-8 weeks, which you can totally do yourself once you get the hang of the sandwich method. Trust me, if I can master it with my shaky hands, you absolutely can too.

Installation Tips from Someone Who's Made Every Mistake

Listen, I've been doing my own tape-ins for years, and I've learned some things the hard way. Like that time I placed them too close to my scalp and couldn't turn my head without wincing. Or when I tried to save time by not sectioning properly and ended up with visible bonds. Learn from my mistakes:

The Sandwich Method: Take a thin section of your natural hair (about the width of the tape), place one tape piece underneath, then sandwich with another on top. The key? Leave about 1/4 inch from your scalp. Your bonds need room to move naturally.

Placement is Everything: Start at the nape and work up in rows. For the love of all that's holy, stay at least an inch away from your hairline and part. Nobody needs to see your bonds when the wind blows.

Less is More: I used to cram in as many pieces as possible thinking more hair = better. Wrong. Proper spacing prevents tangling and that weird bumpy feeling when you lay down.

Why Choose Locks of Hair Tape-Ins?

Not to get all sentimental, but finding quality tape-ins literally changed how I feel about my hair. Our selection focuses on textures that actually match natural hair (because nobody's hair is naturally "silky straight" 24/7).

We stock virgin and raw options that can handle real life: sweating at the gym, getting caught in the rain, sleeping on them wrong. The hair stays soft through multiple installs, and our customers regularly get 8-12 months out of each set with proper care. No shedding, no matting, just consistent quality that makes those 6am meetings a little more bearable when your hair already looks done.

Plus, we actually answer questions. Got concerns about your first DIY install? Wondering if tape-ins will work with your hair type? Reach out. We've helped hundreds of people find their perfect match.

Ready to Transform Your Daily Hair Routine?

Girl, you're going to love waking up with full, gorgeous hair every single day. Start with our straight tape-ins for a classic look or try body wave for effortless texture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Human Hair Tape-in Extensions

Will tape-ins damage my fine/thin hair?

Honestly, tape-ins are one of the gentlest methods for fine hair. The weight distributes evenly across the weft instead of pulling from one point like some other methods. Just make sure you're not overloading thin sections and you'll be fine.

How do I wash my hair with tape-ins?

Very carefully at first! I shampoo just my scalp, letting the suds run through the lengths. Skip conditioner near the bonds (it can cause slippage), and always, always make sure the bonds are completely dry before bed.

Can I color my tape-in extensions?

Yes! Our virgin and raw hair takes color beautifully. I've gone from blonde to brunette and back with the same set. Just remember: you can always go darker, but lightening requires bleach, so proceed with caution.

What's the real time commitment here?

Installation takes 1-2 hours (less once you're practiced). Maintenance appointments every 6-8 weeks take about an hour. Daily styling is actually faster since you wake up with styled hair. The only real time commitment is wash day.

Do I need special products?

Sulfate-free shampoo is a must. Otherwise, just avoid oils and heavy conditioners near the bonds. I use regular drugstore products and my tape-ins last just fine.

Can I do this myself or do I need a stylist?

You can absolutely DIY! I learned from YouTube and only messed up... okay, the first three times. But seriously, it's very doable. Start with the back sections where mistakes are less visible.