What can I use for tape in extension remover?

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Jenna L.

Dec 6, 2014

Jenna L.

I'm going to start refitting my own extensions and I've found somewhere to get tape but I haven't been able to find the solution. Is there some diy things I can use to break the glue bond?

Bre H.

Dec 6, 2014

Bre H.

I am no help but when you did get them done how much did you pay :)

Jenna L.

Dec 6, 2014

Jenna L.

For a refit, meaning she took all of them out and retaped and put them in, $150 every 5 weeks.

Baileigh M.

Dec 7, 2014

Baileigh M.

Rubbing alcohol. Use at least 95%. It works like a dream. I use it on clients for stubborn wefts

Bre H.

Dec 7, 2014

Bre H.

thank you

Rachel H.

Dec 7, 2014

Rachel H.

The alcohol works but I'm way too sensitive for the smell, one drop and I've got a headache. When I remove my tape ins I just honestly shampoo and let the shampoo sit in for like an hour so I have minimal work. Keep in mind this isn't gentle on color

Jenna L.

Dec 8, 2014

Jenna L.

I'm thinking maybe coconut oil will help loosen them along with just regular conditioner since I'll do it at the 5 week Mark and they'll already be a bit loose anyways.

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