Sunday 7 December 2014

Skin Weft Mesh Vs PU Tape Hair Extensions ** ROGUE **


 Hello Ladies!

I will be showing some differences between these two type of Tape Extensions. 

I'll allow the photos to do the talking so I'll keep this short & sweet.

 SKIN WEFT MESH: 


A machine creates the mesh bond by sewing the hair to the mesh bond then tape adhesive is placed over the mesh to create the final result.

This is the method which I use for my current tape hair extension sets.

PU TAPE:



A PU Tape method adhesive is extremely durable. 
PU Tape is actually a glue type extension. 
Being 100% waterproof it is very strong so careful installation will be required as it will cause damage if done incorrectly.  



DIFFERENCES:

Lets start with the obvious first.

Size difference:
As you can see from the photos below PU Tape is so much slimmer opposed to the bulkiness of the mesh.
PU bond will feel less heavy, you should have more flexibility/ movement also.


 PU Tape / Skin Weft Mesh
**Both 100g/40 Pieces**

 






Shedding:
The positive about the Skin Weft Mesh is that you will get almost NO shedding as the bond are extremely secure.
The positive to that is you can re-tape the mesh extensions multiple times. Hence why I find the best possible quality hair to last 3-6 re-tapes. 

However with PU Tape, (you can of course reuse) you will find they do shed once the tape has lost it's strength which may be 4-6 months down the track after the first re-tape.
I actually only use my PU tape method for the 3 months then want the fullness of a new set.

Easily undetectable:
Both can be easily undetectable if correct installation is applied. (I will be doing a post about application soon)
Skin Weft Mesh may be too bulky for people who have fine hair. I always recommend Pu Tape for these hair types. 



BASIC PROS & CONS

SKIN WEFT MESH
PRO
  • No shedding
  • Well made
  • Holds thick haired sets amazing
  • Durable - longevity 
  • Great for thick haired people
CON 
  • Bulky
  • Harder to blend, less flexibility 
  • Can easily lose the integrity of the glue/tape. (Multiple reasons why this could be, shampoo, toners, conditioners, oil based products etc)

PU TAPE:
PRO
  • Tape is long lasting 
  • Easy to use method
  • Option for DIY Tape users
  • Easy application method
  • Great for fine haired people
CON
  • Lasts 3 months before needing to top up hair volume
  • Hard to be created correctly
  • More prone to shedding in later months
  • Can damage hair 
  • Bonds are extremely sticky




Both these methods provide different needs to different people.
Neither are better than the other, it really comes down to what your needs are.

What have you tried?
What do you prefer?

I will be adding some new PU Tape to my Online store to provide for those girls who want this option :)

Check out the facebook page for more information.


 Thanks so much for reading!
Let me know if you have any questions I can help with!

~~ Jaz








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