Balayage Tape-In Hair Extensions

Each piece is pre-blended with multiple tones - deeper at the root, lighter through the mid-lengths and ends - so you get a hand-painted, sun-kissed effect with no bleach touching your natural hair. It's the lived-in color a colorist would spend hours painting on, except it tapes in and comes out whenever you want. Same install as our classic tape-ins, just with the color built in.

No, and that's the real advantage over coloring your own hair. Because the dimension lives in the extension and not your strands, there's no regrowth line creeping down over the weeks. The rooted shade is designed to sit against your natural base, so it reads like fresh balayage every time - with no six-week touch-up appointment.

Most people use 4 to 6 packs for a full head, or 3 to 4 if you're mainly after dimension with a little length. Each pack is 5 sandwiches - 10 pieces total, about 1.5 inches wide and 2.5 grams each. Thicker hair or heavier volume needs the higher end. When in doubt, order extra; unopened packs keep for your move-up appointment.

Match your root and base first - the lighter pieces are meant to vary the way real balayage does. Dimensional color is far more forgiving than a solid block, so a slightly imperfect match disappears into the blend. Send a natural-light photo to our free color match team if you're unsure which gradient to pick.

Reapply every 4 to 6 weeks with fresh tape, and one set is reusable through several moves-up with good care. To protect the lighter tones, wash with sulfate-free, color-safe products and use a purple toning treatment now and then - the same routine you'd give any hand-painted blonde.

Yes to heat - they're double-drawn 100% Remy, so curl and straighten with a heat protectant. You can tone the lighter pieces cooler with a gloss, but don't lighten them; they're already pre-lightened to their final shade and bleaching damages the hair.