Two wefts are placed against each other with a thin section of your own hair in between. No glue, no heat and no needle are needed.

No, not when they are placed correctly. The attachment is flat and sits close to the head. Invisible tape also has a transparent surface, which shows most in fine and light hair.

Yes, it is the best choice for fine hair in most cases. The tape spreads the weight across a wide surface rather than hanging from a single point, which means less pull on the scalp.

Every eight to ten weeks, because your own hair grows. The wefts are released with remover, the hair is cleaned and fresh tape is applied.

Yes, several times. Only the tape is replaced at each move-up; the hair itself is reused for as long as it is in good condition.

A tape weft with a transparent attachment surface instead of a visible strip. The difference shows most in fine and light hair, where an ordinary edge can otherwise peek through at a parting.

Oil, silicone and conditioner dissolve the tape. Apply conditioner and masks to the lengths and ends, never at the root transition. It is the most common reason wefts start to slip.

Yes. Rinse the hair after chlorine and salt water and never let it dry matted together at the root transition, and you will avoid tangles around the attachments.

Yes, it is human hair. It can be colored both darker and lighter by a stylist. Use heat protection when styling and never put the straightener directly on a bond.

We recommend having a technician do it. Placement decides both how natural the result looks and how gentle it is on your own hair. We handle fitting, move-ups and removal in Stockholm and Uppsala.