How much grow out do you need to get your tape ins touched up?
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Sep 7, 2014
Jenna L.
Sep 7, 2014
Anissa J.
I don't think don't know anything about this , but I guess you should let it grow a lil more
Sep 7, 2014
Anissa J.
I don't know *
Sep 7, 2014
Jenna L.
😓 there's really no point in commenting if you don't have an informational response or experience. Our replies on here are supposed to be informative and helpful via knowledge or experience.
I personally only open a topic or conversation if I see new replies thinking that I will be helped, only to find "I don't know as an answer"
That's sorta just wasteful of anyone's time, right.
Help where you can, and leave it if you don't know.
Sep 7, 2014
Brooke B.
@Jenna L from what I've been told by my stylist they typically get redone every 4-6 weeks, the general rule of thumb is if you have two fingers width of regrowth it's time for a tightening.
Sep 7, 2014
Brittany C.
Yes, 6 weeks is the recommended time for getting your tapes moved up buut in saying that, if you have relatively slow hair growth (like me) you can get away with leaving them longer :) I I usually wait for the 8 week mark x
Sep 8, 2014
Shelby L.
Jenna you contradicted yourself by saying if you don't know don't comment yet you had absolutely no advice to the question being asked, leave your alleged advise to yourself considering yours had 0 informative value either..lol.
Sep 8, 2014
Shelby L.
Aaanyways my sister has tape ins and she gets hers moved up every 6 or 7 weeks, yours look like its almost ready you could wait a little longer if you wanted though(:
Sep 8, 2014
Jenna L.
Obviously I wouldn't have advise for the question I'm asking...
Sep 8, 2014
Jenna L.
Yeah I think mines mostly just due to slipping not regrowth cause my hair grows slowly and it's still getting used to not being washed daily so there's still some oilyness