Make room for the hair you have in mind. OLIS Tape-In Hair Extensions add hair in carefully placed sections, so your stylist can build a fuller shape or work toward extra length while blending the finish with your own hair.
Start with a consultation, choose your quantity, and plan the cut and placement together. A natural-looking result begins with the right amount of hair and an installation that suits you.
Key features
- Fullness where you want it. Add hair in selected areas for a more balanced overall shape.
- Length with a blending plan. Choose an extension length your stylist can blend with your natural layers.
- Flat tape attachments. Tape sections are positioned beneath your own hair to help keep attachment points discreet.
- A set planned around you. The number and placement of sections can be adjusted to your hair density and desired result.
- Wear between appointments. Tape-ins stay installed between professional maintenance visits, with care that keeps your routine in mind.
How tape-ins work
In a standard double-sided installation, two extension pieces sit on either side of a carefully measured section of natural hair. Your stylist controls the placement and weight so the attachments can be covered by your own hair.
A good match for a planned hair routine
Consider tape-ins if you want added fullness or length that stays in place between appointments and you can commit to gentle daily care and regular salon maintenance.
Check the fit first
Your stylist should assess whether your hair can support and cover the attachments. Very sparse areas, fragile hair, or an irritated scalp need an individual assessment before installation.
Start with the result, then choose the quantity
A small fullness boost, added length, and a larger transformation need different amounts of hair. Your natural density, haircut, chosen length, and the weight per pack all affect how much to order. One pack is not automatically a full-head set.
For a little extra fullness - Ask your stylist to plan targeted placement and a modest amount of added hair.
For added length - Plan enough hair through the mid-lengths and ends to blend the transition from your natural haircut.
For dense hair or a blunt cut - Book a blending consultation. Extra length can need more hair, but the safe amount must match what your natural hair can support.