Yellow Keratin Glue

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.

It was good. it works very well as expected and as advertised. I'm happy with it

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Geniales

Very easy to use.. they are super small so they tend to get everywhere but other than that they did the job for me. I used them to create I-tips for my clients micro link installation.. I do wish they had a more nude color other than that I’m happy with this purchase

I would give this zero stars if I could… actually, I’d give it negative stars and a personal apology to my hair. I used this “keratin” to retip extensions for my stylist to install, and at first? Absolute perfection. My hair looked like a shampoo commercial. Flawless. Untouchable. I was ready to star in a slow-motion wind tunnel. And then… I washed it. Wash #1: One extension fell out. A few others started slipping like they had somewhere better to be. I told myself, “Okay, maybe a couple didn’t bond well.” I stayed optimistic. That was my first mistake. Wash #2: I’m blow-drying my hair, minding my business, when suddenly—WHOOSH—an extension launches itself off my head and lands on my arm like it just escaped captivity. At this point, I’m concerned. Wash #3: Total chaos. Absolute betrayal. 90% of the extensions just… gave up on life and slid right out. It was less “hair wash” and more “mass evacuation.” The keratin turned into this weird gummy mess, like melted candy, and nothing was staying put. For the record, I only use salon-quality products, so no, it wasn’t the shampoo. Unless my shampoo suddenly developed a personal vendetta against this keratin alone. These extensions didn’t even last two weeks. TWO. WEEKS. We had to do a full reinstall like this never happened. If you enjoy watching your money, time, and hair integrity spiral into a dramatic, sticky disaster—this product is for you. Otherwise, run. Fast. (Photo below is what came out in the shower on the third wash.)

I had a real problem with this glue. It heated up alright, but hairs were falling out of it and it didn't last very long before getting gooey and falling out. So, I would say that the bond strength was not good, but I am not a professional.

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.