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WHAT IS K-TIPS (Keratin Protein Tips) are individual extensions applied to the natural hair using a hot fusion technique. K-TIPS are use with a silicone additive to help protect strands from damage by creating a coating, while allowing for free movement and a naturally layered texture

How long does K-TIPS extensions last?
K-TIPS extensions last 5/6 months, However the lasting period depends on how well you follow the aftercare guide for K-TIPS extensions. Removing and reapplying K-TIPS extensions depends on the growth of your hair.

How do K-TIPS extensions works?
It provide the most natural look

K-TIPS hair extensions provide, by far, the most natural look and feel to your hair. They are attached to the hair with keratin bonds in tiny sections. They blend into your natural hair well and cannot be detected…

Micro Links hair extensions are little beads that can be used to attach hair extensions. It is considered a healthy technique because it does not include glue and in most cases, it also does not include braids. The technique is called micro-links because a micro piece of hair is pulled through a micro-sized bead, then, a strand of hair extension is added into the microbead and the bead is then clamped shut to hold the hair in place. Most stylists use individual pieces of hair but a track of hair can also be used. This technique can last for up to two months or longer, however, it is recommended that the micro links should be tightened after 4/6 weeks. The risks of this style vary by client, those with thinning hair should not use this technique as it will add additional tension and "weight" to the hair follicles.



How do you care for micro links?
You care for micro links as you would any other hair extensions. When cleansing the hair it is best to do so slowly and gently with delicate care. This style does not allow you to comb or brush the hair from root to tip. After 4/6 weeks it is best to re-tighten the micro links as the average client will see 1/4 inch to 1 inch of hair growth within a 4-week timeframe.