Keratin Glue Yellow

Melts well and clear. Perfect on any color hair.

You receive a lot for your money. They melted easily. Blended transparent. I only needed one bead for fusing of extensions. I just wished they came with a tool to pick them up. But I used an old metal hair clip and it worked just fine.Also the pieces get stuck in between the case so it gets a little frustrating trying to close it.

After obsessively searching through reviews I settled on this product after a YouTubers recommendation. It seemed like the reviews on every keratin bead product were flawed so I figured why not just try one. After I had been doing my own tape ins for a couple of months I suspected I was developing a sensitivity to the adhesive. I had a package or 2 of tape in wefts on hand and I didn’t want to just give up on them so I decided to convert them to keratin tips to try it out. I purchased the silicone lined clamping beads, these keratin granules, a micro bead tool kit and got to work. The bonds I created with the tape in wefts and these beads when melted has held up extremely well. Some reviews said these were stringy. The strings went away when I applied heat or gently rubbed them. A quick blast from a hot blow dryer would do the trick. I’ve been washing and conditioning my hair root to tip every other day or so and the bonds have maintained their integrity and are still very tightly bound. Really digging the frequency in which I can wash my hair and the fact that I can condition from root to tip by using the keratin vs tape. I used 2 beads per tip when making them. The process was a bit time consuming but I’m sure that now that I’m more familiar and figured out a technique it will go much faster. I have not applied these directly to my own hair, only to natural remi hair extensions. I am however considering giving it a try and will update when I do. The bonds disintegrate fairly easily and quickly with 91% isopropyl alcohol which is what I also used on my tape ins.

This is not pure keratin (I have 20 years of experience in hair extensions), but 80% glue and 20% keratin I bought it to make pre-bonded hair extensions It is not suitable to be bonded directly to your own hair ( k tip bonds ) I recommend the one from the hair shop. something you will notice is that it will burn your fingers easily, that's because it is high in plastic content. Do not bond directly in your own hair, is not pure keratin. However to make you own i tips ( pre bonded hair ) it's fine.

These are very strong and easy to use! They bend in very well in my hair . I took my clip in extensions and cut them to make smaller sections and this help secure it to my hair!

The quality of this keratin is absolutely terrible. We re-bonded my hair, and my stylist—who I’ve been going to for over 10 years—applied the extensions exactly the same way she always does. She’s extremely experienced, and I’ve never had this happen with any other keratin or extension brand. This was after the very first wash. The bonds literally started slipping out and were ending up on my clothes, pillow, and anywhere I rested my head. I washed my hair a second time, and the same thing happened again. After less than a week of having a brand-new install, I only have three pieces left. This is completely unacceptable. Now I have to pay my stylist again to reinstall my extensions, and I’ll also need to purchase new hair because these extensions have been ruined. If I try to reuse them, I’ll have to cut several inches off due to the damage. I’m extremely disappointed with the quality of this product and would not recommend it based on my experience.

Product was not the best. Every single extension had a white residue, not worth the money in my opinion. Extensions loosened up after one shower.

I'm an extension specialist and I find I prefer this keratin over the keratin that most profession hair comes with. I use this to retip my clients hair and it's so easy to work with. It dries clear, lasts a long time, and is easy to remove. I wish I could give this 10 stars