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Savannah C.

Jul 22, 2015

Savannah C.

So my hair extensions are more on top of my head because of breakage. I have tape ins & I have a hard time trying to hide the tape part & trying to blend it together... The color is a little different then my normal hair color... My hair doesn't have much color in it. Of course I'm a brunette but it seems to appear gray sometimes & then the extension are a red brown I don't know lol, I just need some suggestions on how to blend it all together. & I can't dye my hair or anything so/:

Mari F.

Jul 22, 2015

Mari F.

Wearing wrong colored extensions is not the business lol I once had red/black extensions but my hair was blue/black. I didn't realize how awful it looked until a friend told me. luckily it was before class lol If you really want to wear them, may I suggest two things, one.. go in the sun with them on and see how bad it is. two.. if it's satisfactory to you, then wear it! If not, you can always try wearing something over the parts that don't blend (bandana, hat, Beanie etc.) That's what I did until I was able to get the correct color. Hope this helped!

Jennifer M.

Jul 22, 2015

Jennifer M.

Tease your hair above the taped in section. It will add bulk, hiding where the tape ins attach. It doesn't look bad at all in my opinion, the cool tone and the warm tone together are neat.

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