Canvas Dyeable Tape-In Hair Extensions - Extensionology

Canvas

TAPE-IN HAIR EXTENSIONS
Regular price$220.00
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Tab Type

Canvas is a light, dyeable foundation created for custom professional color work. Its ash-brown root and platinum-blonde base give colorists a flexible starting point for building a more personal, dimensional match.

Tab type

  • Tailored: a seamless, hair-covered tape-in tab

Product details

  • Carefully selected, cuticle-aligned hair
  • Ready for customized professional coloring
  • Pre-attached, low-residue double-sided tape
  • No heat required for application

Included

  • 8 seamless tape-in pieces (4 complete sandwiches)
  • 1 sheet of retape (12 tapes)
  • 1 test strand

Important: Always color the test strand first. Retaping after coloring is recommended.

  • 16" — 2.4g per piece / 19.2g per pack
  • 20" — 3.0g per piece / 24.0g per pack
  • 24" — 4.2g per piece / 33.6g per pack
  • 28" — 5.0g per piece / 40.0g per pack

Each pack includes 8 tape-in pieces (4 complete sandwiches).

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Product details

Canvas Tape-In at a Glance

A dyeable professional foundation with its own length range and Tailored attachment format.

Available lengths
16, 20, 24, and 28 inches
Attachment options
Tailored hair-covered tabs
Pack format
8 tape-in pieces per pack (4 complete sandwiches)
Color use
A light, dyeable foundation for customized professional color work

Common questions

What makes Canvas Tape-In Hair Extensions different?

Canvas uses cuticle-intact virgin human hair with no silicone coating and a light base designed for customized professional color work.

What lengths are available in Canvas Tape-In?

Canvas Tape-In is available in 16, 20, 24, and 28 inches with the Tailored hair-covered tab.

How many pieces are included, and how many packs are typically used?

Each pack includes eight tape-in pieces, equal to four complete sandwiches. One to three packs are commonly used for volume, while three to five may be used for length. The final amount depends on the client’s density and desired result.

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