Re-Taping Explained: What Happens
Re-taping starts with a thorough inspection of each taped bond and the surrounding natural hair. We gently remove the old tape, assess hair strength and attachment placement, then reapply new tape or replace wefts where needed. This process preserves the original install pattern so extensions continue to sit and move naturally.
How much work is needed depends on bond condition, hair density and previous placement choices. We prioritize even weight distribution and seamless layering, and we factor in your styling habits and any recent color work to decide which bonds to replace and which only need resecuring.
Keeping Extensions Secure Between Visits
Daily habits affect how long tape holds: gentle brushing, sleeping patterns and product choices influence bond longevity. We’ll review your routine and suggest simple adjustments so extensions stay smooth when you style, exercise or wear hair up. Clients regularly report they can work out and style freely once properly maintained.
Local factors matter too — San Antonio’s hot, humid summers can change how tape adheres, and short-stop appointments work well for commuters using US-281 or Loop 1604. We offer scheduling that fits busy family and work routines, including evening and weekend options for convenience.
What To Expect At Your Appointment
Your appointment includes a quick consultation, a careful inspection of every tape bond, removal and cleaning of old tape, and re-taping or replacement as needed. Appointments are scheduled for 60 minutes so the stylist can blend, check comfort and finish with a styling pass to ensure a natural look.
The service price is $150 and covers professional re-taping and basic blending work during your visit. Bring information about your original install, any color changes, and questions about care — that helps us tailor the re-tape to preserve both the extensions and your natural hair health.
