Infusion and K-Tip hair extensions are both types of keratin bond extensions, but they have some differences in application and durability. Here’s a breakdown:

Infusion Hair Extensions

Application: Uses a keratin bond that is melted and fused to small sections of natural hair using a heating tool.

 Durability: Typically lasts 2 to 3 months, depending on hair care and growth.

Appearance: Blends naturally and moves freely like real hair.

Maintenance: Requires professional removal with a bond remover and careful handling to avoid damage.

K-Tip Hair Extensions

Application: A type of keratin bond extension applied using a heat tool, but with a more structured, pre-formed keratin tip.

Durability: Lasts 2 to 3 months, depending on hair care and natural growth cycle.

Appearance: Provides a natural look with strand-by-strand application, minimizing bulkiness.

Maintenance: Like infusion extensions, K-Tips require professional removal and regular salon maintenance.

Key Differences

Infusion extensions refer broadly to keratin fusion methods, while K-Tips are a specific type of keratin-tipped strand extension.

 K-Tip extensions often have a pre-formed bond, making application slightly easier and more uniform.

Infusion extensions may sometimes refer to a custom fusion process, where the bond size and shape can be tailored to the clients hair type.

Consultation is required, price starts at $1500.00 & up. Extension hair is custom matched to your exact hair texture.