Frequently Asked Questions About Partial-Length Tape-Row Extensions
What makes tape-row different from a standard tape-in?
Tape-row places wefts in closer, flatter rows instead of wider spacing, which gives a less bulky base at the root. Sandy will explain which spacing suits your hair density best.
How long do partial-length tape-row extensions last before a move-up?
Because the rows sit close to the scalp, regrowth tends to show sooner than a wider-spaced set. Sandy will give you a realistic timeline based on how fast your hair grows.
Is tape-row better for fine hair?
It often works well for finer hair because the flatter, closer rows create less visible ridging, but Sandy still checks your specific density and scalp during the consultation before recommending it.
Can I wear my hair up with a tape-row set?
Yes, the flat lay of tape-row placement tends to hide well in updos and ponytails, though Sandy will show you how to style around the row lines for the cleanest look.
How do I care for my hair between appointments?
Brush from the ends up with a loop brush, keep heavy oils away from the root area, and avoid sleeping with wet hair, since damp rows are more prone to tangling and slipping.
How is partial-length tape-row different from full-length tape-row?
Partial-length focuses the tape-row placement on a targeted section of your head, while full-length tape-row extensions cover the whole head for a bigger overall length change.