Tape-in wefts
Tape-in extensions
Wefts with a strip of tape, placed in pairs on a thin section of your hair. The quickest of the four.
A good place to start if you have never worn extensions, and a good fit for length and fullness through the sides and back. The wefts sit flat against the head, and we place them where your parts and your ponytail allow. Results vary with your hair and how you care for it.
What to bring or tell us
Photos of the length and fullness you have in mind
Your hair washed and dry, with no oil at the roots
Any reaction you have had to an adhesive or a hair product
What happens
A tape-in install, in four parts
- 0115 min
Step 1: Section and plan
We part your hair and mark where each pair of wefts will sit.
- 0275–105 min
Step 2: Place the wefts
Each weft goes on a thin section, with a second weft pressed over it, working up from the nape.
- 0330 min
Step 3: Blend cut
A trim and a shape that blends your own hair into the extensions.
- 0415 min
Step 4: Care and rebook
We show you how to wash around the tape, and set the date of your move-up.
Before you book
What sets the price
The amount and length of the hair, the time the install takes and your stylist's level. The hair is quoted at your consultation, and prices show when you book.
How pricing worksYour stylist
Malena does tape-in installs and move-ups. Jiyeon takes them when they come with a color match.
Meet the stylistsPolicies
Deposits, patch tests and the notice we ask for are in one place, in plain words.
Read the policies
Questions about this method
How often is it moved up?
Usually every 5 to 7 weeks. The wefts are lifted out, the tape is replaced and they go back close to your roots.
When can I wash it?
We tell you how long to wait before your first wash, and how to wash around the tape.
Is it right for fine hair?
Often. We check how much your hair can carry at the consultation, and we'll say if another method suits it better.