I Tip Hair Extensions

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I-tip hair extensions, also known as Stick or Micro Bead Extensions, are strands with a small metal or silicone-lined bead at the top. They attach to natural hair using a micro ring or bead.

Unlike other hair extension methods such as k-tips and tape-in extensions, I-tip extensions do not involve the use of glue or heat during the attachment process. This minimizes potential damage to natural hair.

At INTACTE's online shop, i-tips are available in various shades, including blonde, brown, and ash, they seamlessly blend with your hair texture. Besides, lengths range from a few inches to long strands, offering the desired volume and length.

For more details, here is a comprehensive guide on i-tip hair extensions.

I Tip Extensions are applied using a cold fusion method. Each strand is attached to small sections of natural hair with a micro ring or bead, avoiding the use of heat or adhesives.

Yes, you can. I-tip extensions feature a cuttable design, allowing for personalized length adjustments to achieve your desired hairstyle. Besides, i-tips come in a variety of shades to match your natural hair color, seamlessly blending with your hair texture.

No, it won't. The cold fusion method used in the installation, handled by a professional stylist, eliminates the need for heat or adhesives, thus minimizing the risk of damage to natural hair.

I-Tip and K-Tip extensions are two distinct types of hair extension methods, differing primarily in their attachment techniques. I-Tip extensions use microbeads and do not involve heat or adhesives during attachment, while K-Tip extensions use a keratin bond that is melted and fused to the natural hair using heat. Both methods can provide a natural and long-lasting look when applied by a skilled professional, and the choice between them may depend on individual preferences and the recommendation of a stylist.

For more details, read our blog of K-Tips vs I-Tips.