Big Kizzy Tape in Extension Remover (8oz) & Tape Ins Residue Remover (4oz), Big Kizzy Remover 1 + Remover 2 - Fastest Two Step System to Remove Tape in Extensions and Tape Ins Residue

——Before reading, please consider that my hair is thick and I also have a good amount of it, so I had no problem, I don’t know how this product would work if you have a fine hair, this comment is based on my own experience.—I’ve purchased my tape in extensions(about 150g of hair) here on Amazon(I don’t remember the brand rn), had it on for about a month but decided to take them off. So I started to look for a product to do so, and saw this one, when I bought it I was in a hurry, so I quickly went to the comments section and I saw good reviews, decided to buy it. When I got the product, I went to the comments section again to see what I should do/be aware of before using this product, and I found a LOT of bad reviews, which made me afraid to use it but I really wanted to take my extensions off, so I went for it(I’ve also watched videos on YouTube to be prepared), and this is what happened:I used the step 1, it’s really oily, so it helps them to come off easily but it smells really bad, because of the percentage of alcohol, which I was aware. All though, it worked just fine for me, I took my time, went thru every tape, one by one, carefully removing from my real hair, and every time I held my roots and then started to pull them off, it was painless and took about 50 minutes.Step 2: also very oily, but once again, it helps to take the glue out of your hair. I divided my hair in sections, sprayed the product(step 2) and used a comb to brush it, and this is the part that you have to be careful (at least from my experience), the glue is going to stick with your hair, so don’t brush too hard, be gentle and patience, otherwise you will unnecessarily lose few strands of hair. After I finished I noticed that I lost some amount of hair but I have to say, naturally we all lose strands of hair, everyday, and because you have the extensions attached to your hair for months or so, of course there will be some that are not really attached on your head, they were there because of the glue, so NOT ALL THE HAIR THAT FALLS are going to be the product’s fault, and that’s what I saw a lot of people complaining about on the comments, but yet I do agree that the whole process will make some hair fall off. Anyways, after that, I continued brushing my hair for 5 minutes, and let it sit for at least 10 more min, just to make sure it was going to work.Step 3: I used my Neutrogena anti residue Shampoo, applied my everyday shampoo and then the conditioner.The results were pretty good, no glue, no damage, nothing.But once again, that was my experience, I don’t know how it would work in someone else’s hair.

I use tape in extensions and have tried many remover‘s that were oily and barely worked. This is an amazing set because it actually works. For anyone who is trying to remove their own tape-ins outside of the salon, here is how to remove residual tape, knots bunched up with tape and tape-ins in general WHILE minimizing and preserving your actual hair and not yanking it out in the process:First, isolate the tape-in you want to move, use hair clips to get your other hair out of the way. I generously spray Step 1 on the tape-in weft, then with my finger nails, I dig into the middle of the two wefts and pull apart gently. I hold onto my actual hair at the root and yank off each individual weft sliding it downwards. There will be residual tape or even knots after this depending on how long you’ve had the tape-ins in. Next, I will spray Step 2 on the knotted area.Step 2 will act as a lubricant to do what I’m about to explain next. Side note: obviously it’s hard to just use a brush and comb down on this knot—you’re not gonna get anywhere doing that so don’t even try. Instead, begin to pull out INDIVIDUAL hairs from the root, working your way from the very side area of the knotted hair bunch, and keep working until you pull out all of the hairs and then soon it’ll just be a knot that you can drag out. Don’t be super concerned with how much hair is in the knot, because sometimes that is sometimes from the actual tape-in extension, itself. Again, step 2 should minimize the pain and damage to your actual hair because it will act like a lubricant allowing you to pull out the strands. I like to put on a TV show and take my time doing this! Let me know how and if this works for you ig: laris.brutskiy

For being an alcohol based remover I was nervous about the damage it could do to my hair but i was extremely surprised that it in fact did not. It made removal of my tape ins very easy and it did a really good job at removing all the access glue that is normally left on my hair. 10/10 recommend for those who use tape ins

Love this product. Works well. Recommend all three steps.

I was skeptical but this stuff worked like a charm. It only took about 5 seconds for the bond to release and I slid the extensions right out! Incredibly impressed!!!! The only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars is because it too so long to get here. When I bought it, it said it was going to be delivered this past Sunday (5/12) and it didn't arrive until today (5/14). I have been dying to get these extensions out without having to go into the salon to do it.

I'm a religious hair extension wearer (since 2013). I took a break from tape ins for a while last year because I was so sick of trying to get them out of my hair with residue and pain! I took a hiatus and did clip ins for a year but with summer heat I recently went back to tapes which are so much lighter, more comfortable, and semi-permanent . Anyways!I saw good reviews so I bought this to take out my tapes after their first grow-out, and when I tell you this is a miracle......HOLY SMOKES!!! Both are vital and made the removal process painless and easy. I couldn't believe how much the solvent got the tapes out. Use patience with this and wiggle the hair sandwiches, but I swear this has helped get the tapes out without damage better than anything I've tried. The leftover residue came out FIRST TRY with the oil spray and a good comb through before showering.I wish I had known about this sooner! For years, I had tried other sprays, oils, even Dawn dish soap and multiple showers to get the glue out between move-ups. Today was the easiest and fastest the process has ever been. Not to mention I lost such minimal shed during the removal instead of portions getting ripped and leaving my head aching. I'm sold for life!