K-Tip (Keratin Tip) hair extensions are individual strands bonded to your natural hair using a keratin adhesive and heat tool. They offer a natural look, long-lasting wear (up to 3 months), and are ideal for adding volume and length. Because they’re applied strand by strand, they blend seamlessly and are great for fine or thin hair. Professional application and proper care are essential for best results.

Yes, K-Tip extensions are safe when applied and removed by a professional. We use a keratin bond that mimics your hair’s natural protein, causing minimal damage. Proper care and maintenance are key to keeping your natural hair healthy while wearing them.

K-Tip extensions typically last 3 to 5 months with proper care. Longevity depends on your hair type, maintenance routine, and how fast your natural hair grows.

Yes, you can style K-Tip extensions just like your natural hair. They can be curled, straightened, and blow-dried—just be sure to avoid applying direct heat to the keratin bonds to maintain their hold.However, use low to moderate heat and proper care to prevent damage and maintain their longevity.

Absolutely yes!K-Tip hair extensions work beautifully on most hair types, including fine, thin, or fragile hair. 

K-Tip Hair Extensions aren’t super high maintenance but taking care of them properly is key to making them last. Use sulfate-free shampoo, avoid heavy conditioners near the bonds, and brush daily with a soft-bristle brush. Regular salon check-ups help keep them looking their best.

Yes, with the right care, your K-Tip Hair Extensions can be reused for up to a year!

K-Tip extensions are removed by a professional using a keratin bond remover and gentle tools to break down the adhesive. The process is safe and painless when done correctly, leaving your natural hair intact.

We highly recommend leaving removal up to a professional stylist at the salon to avoid any potential damage to your hair.

The application typically takes 4 to 6 hours, depending on the amount of hair being added. While it’s a time investment, the result is a flawless, natural look that’s well worth it.

Yes, you can swim and exercise with K-Tip extensions, but proper care is essential. To protect the bonds, wear your hair up during activities, use a swim cap when possible, and rinse with clean water immediately after swimming. Always dry and gently brush your hair afterward to maintain the integrity of the extensions.

Not at all. When professionally applied, K-Tip extensions blend seamlessly with your natural hair, thanks to their discreet, keratin bonds. This technique creates a natural look with added length and volume—so subtle, no one will know your secret.

It usually takes 1 to 2 hours, but if your hair is tangled, it may require additional time.

Expect to pay $300–$1,000+, depending on the method, hair quality, and salon. DIY options can be cheaper.

Synthetic clip-in extensions are the cheapest, often under $50, but they lack the natural look and feel of human hair.

Clip-in extensions are the most affordable and non-permanent option, costing as little as $50–$150.

She reportedly uses custom hairpieces from Hair Lingerie, Bellami, and Chris Appleton’s personal line.

Standard tipping is 15–20%, so for $1,000, you’d typically tip $150 to $200.

Yes, if you want natural-looking, long-lasting extensions (3–5 months) and are willing to pay for professional application and upkeep.

(Same as question 4) Typically $500–$2,000 depending on the amount, length, and stylist.

Top NYC salons include Rita Hazan Salon, Julien Farel Salon, Sally Hershberger, and Marie Robinson Salon—all frequented by celebrities.

Quality hair extensions typically cost between $200 and $600 for the hair alone, and $300 to $1,000+ including application, depending on the type and length.

Prices range from $100 for basic clip-ins to $2,000+ for professional, long-lasting methods like K-tip or sew-ins with real human hair.

K-tip extensions usually cost between $500 and $2,000, including the hair and installation.

No, such procedures are not allowed immediately after hair extensions. You can only wash or dye your hair two days after the procedure. This restriction is due to the technology used in hair extension. The bonding substance needs time to harden. This applies regardless of whether the method used is hot or cold fusion. In hot fusion, the keratin bond is heated and rolled, but even though it's warm, it hasn't fully hardened.

The bond requires at least a day and a half to set properly. Shampoos and conditioners can weaken or dissolve the bond if applied too soon, causing the strands to fall off.

Because hair tends to tangle and become messy during sleep, experts recommend loosely braiding the strands or tying them in a ponytail at night. This helps maintain the hairstyle and also gives the hair a beautiful wave.

Typically, a correction is done every two to three months, depending on the growth of your natural hair. Wearing extensions for longer can damage your natural hair. Additionally, the capsules gradually move down and become more visible, even though they are small in size.

No, it's not necessary. A wide range of shades is available for hair extensions, and the strands are selected to match your hair exactly before the procedure. So there's no need to dye them.

Yes, but make sure the oxidant content does not exceed 6%.

The duration depends on the number of strands. On average, it takes two to three hours.

This is rare if you follow the rules: avoid tugging while brushing, and don’t wear the extensions longer than recommended. Extensions may fall off if your hair roots are too weak or if the technician used too thin a natural strand.

Before the procedure, the stylist discusses all the details with the client—length, volume, color. Then a deposit is made, typically equal to the cost of the hair, or the client can purchase the hair themselves. After that, the date of the procedure is scheduled.

If the client’s natural color is rare or difficult to match, the stylist blends several shades to achieve the desired color.

As long as you’re satisfied with their appearance, considering that maintenance is done every three to four months. Longevity also depends on proper hair care.

Each capsule is removed using pliers or a special solution. The process takes one to two hours. The strands are then re-capsulated and reattached on a date convenient for the client.

The more strands you have, the better the hairstyle looks. The minimum is 100 strands. 150 strands give an average volume, and 170 strands make for a voluminous hairstyle.