HairX Pro Tape Tabs Removal Kit

Product: HairX Pro Tape Tabs Removal Kit
Primary use: Removing old adhesive from compatible Tape-In extension panels before refitting
Working board: 1 stretch-resistant curved-edge board
Board dimensions: Approximately 24cm × 16cm
Scraper: 1 professional Tape Tab Removal Scraper
Replacement blades: 10 included
Storage: 1 velvet carry case
Suitable for: Compatible reusable Tape-In Hair Extensions
Recommended additional product: Compatible Tape-In adhesive remover (not listed as included)
Recommended use: Trained hair extension professionals

1. First, remove the Tape-In extensions from the client's natural hair using a suitable professional Tape-In removal method and compatible adhesive remover.

2. Examine the removed extension panels to confirm that they are in suitable condition for cleaning and potential refitting.

3. Apply an appropriate Tape-In adhesive remover to the old adhesive, following the remover manufacturer's instructions and allowing sufficient time for it to soften.

4. Position the extension panel securely on the kit's curved-edge working board, keeping the hair lengths and your fingers clear of the scraping area.

5. Use the supplied scraper carefully to lift and remove softened adhesive from the Tape-In attachment panel. Work with controlled movements to avoid damaging the tab or weft construction.

6. If adhesive remains resistant, apply additional compatible remover as directed. Do not scrape aggressively.

7. Once the old tape has been removed, clean the extension's attachment area thoroughly to remove adhesive, remover and other residues.

8. Allow the prepared panel to dry completely before applying compatible HairX Pro Replacement Tape Tabs.

9. Refit suitable Tape-In extensions using the correct professional application method.

10. Clean the tools, inspect the scraper blade and store the kit safely in its velvet case after use.

• This kit is intended for preparing removed Tape-In extension panels, not for scraping adhesive directly from the client's scalp or natural hair.

• Use a compatible Tape-In remover to soften the existing adhesive before attempting to scrape it away.

• Keep each extension panel stable on the approximately 24cm × 16cm working board.

• Work with gentle, controlled scraping movements to protect the extension's attachment area.

• Avoid dragging the scraper across the hair lengths or repeatedly scraping a resistant adhesive patch.

• Replace the scraper blade when it becomes unsuitable for controlled, safe use.

• Check the cleaned Tape-In panels for wear or damage before deciding whether the extensions can be reused.

• Remove all traces of old adhesive, remover and oily residue before applying fresh replacement tape.

• Allow the attachment areas to dry fully before retaping.

• Professional preparation and correct application techniques are essential for a secure, comfortable refit.

• SHARP BLADES: The scraper and replacement blades have cutting edges. Keep fingers and skin away from the working edge at all times.

• Never use the scraper directly on the client's scalp or natural hair. Work only on a suitable, removed Tape-In extension panel.

• Handle blade changes carefully. Do not attempt to replace or adjust the blade while applying pressure to the working surface.

• Dispose of used or damaged blades safely in a suitable sharps container or other appropriate sharps-disposal system.

• Follow the warnings and instructions for any separate Tape-In adhesive remover used with this kit.

• If the chosen remover contains flammable solvents, ensure adequate ventilation and keep it away from flames, sparks and heated styling tools.

• Do not use excessive scraping force, as this may damage the extension panel or create a slipping hazard.

• Check the scraper, blades and board for damage before use. Replace worn or unsafe components.

• Clean and dry the tools appropriately before storage. Keep blades protected in the velvet carry case.

• Keep the kit and all sharp accessories out of reach of children. Professional training is recommended.