| Material | 100% Virgin Remy Human Hair |
|---|---|
| Cuticle Direction | Single-direction, cuticle-aligned |
| Double Drawn | ≥85% double-drawn ratio |
| Bleaching | Cold-bleach process (no cuticle damage) |
| Bond Type | Keratin pre-bonded tip, micro-bead compatible |
| Application | Hot fusion or micro-bead method |
| Length | 16" 18" 20" 22" 24" 26" — other lengths made to order |
| Weight | 100g per pack (~100 sticks) — other weights made to order |
| Colors | #1B, #2, #4, #6, #8, #613 + custom color matching |
| MOQ | 50 packs (sample: 1 pack available) |
| HS Code | 6704.20.0000 |
| Bond Lifespan | 3–4 months with proper maintenance |
Made to order. The lengths, weights, colours and textures above are our standard stock specs, not our limits. We manufacture to your spec — tell us the length, weight per pack, colour and texture you need and we will quote it.
*Heat-safe up to 180°C. Can be dyed darker. US tariff: ~6.5% | UK: ~2% | IT: ~2.5% | AE: 5%. DHL 3–5 business days tracked.
Get a Quote on WhatsAppTwo methods: hot fusion (keratin melted with a heating tool) or micro-bead (threaded through a bead and clamped). Both are professional salon techniques.
3–4 months with proper maintenance. Avoid oil-based products near the bonds. Schedule maintenance every 4–6 weeks.
No — keratin bonds are single-use. But we offer refill packs at the same quality. Order refills easily via WhatsApp when your client needs a touch-up.
Typically 100–150 sticks for a full head (1–2 packs of 100g each depending on desired volume). We can help calculate based on your client's hair density.
I-tip uses straight keratin bonds. U-tip (nail tip) uses curved bonds for different attachment angles. We produce both. Contact us for U-tip samples.
Absolutely. We supply salon programs with training guides, color rings, and display samples. Bulk pricing tiers from 50 packs. Contact us for a wholesale catalog.
The cylindrical keratin stick is the only bond in our range that a stylist can install either way: melt it with a fusion tool, or clamp it inside a micro-bead and leave the heat out entirely. For a salon that serves both preferences, or a distributor who cannot predict which method a client works to, that is one SKU instead of two — and it is the practical reason I-tip stays the volume seller in this category.
Where it loses: the bond is round, so on very fine hair it can be felt and occasionally seen through the top section. That is what flat-tip keratin exists to solve. If the client rules out heat and glue altogether, micro ring loop is the honest answer instead of this one.