Frequently Asked Questions About Extreme-Length Tape-Row
Is extreme-length tape-row right for every hair type?
Not automatically. Sandy checks your natural hair's density and health during the consultation, since this is the most significant length change available and it works best when your hair can comfortably support the extra length.
How long does an extreme-length set last before a move-up?
Sandy monitors growth closely across a set this size and will set a move-up schedule based on your hair's growth rate and how the rows are holding up over time.
Will extreme-length tape-in extensions damage my hair?
The tape-row method distributes weight across many closely spaced rows rather than a few wider ones, but Sandy will still be direct with you if your natural hair needs more time to grow or strengthen before going to extreme length.
How do I take care of my hair day to day with extreme length?
Expect a longer brushing and drying routine, gentle detangling with a loop brush from the ends up, and a heat protectant any time you use hot tools, since there is simply more hair to manage.
How do I sleep with extreme-length extensions?
A loose braid or low, soft ponytail at night is essential with this much length, to keep the wefts from tangling against each other. Sandy will walk you through the exact routine at your appointment.
How is extreme-length tape-row different from extreme-length sewn?
Extreme-length tape-row uses tape wefts placed in flat rows, while extreme-length sewn extensions use hand-tied wefts sewn into braided tracks. Sandy can help you decide which base suits your scalp and lifestyle better.