Heat Tongs for Keratin

The fusion iron melts the keratin wax on your Nail Hair strands so they can be rolled and secured around your own hair. The tool gives precise, controlled heat that creates strong, durable bonds for your hair extension.

The iron has Teflon-coated tips that make sure the keratin wax melts evenly without burning onto the plates. The protective coating is essential for the tool to last and to be easy to clean after each use.

This is a powerful heat tool in its own right, specially calibrated to melt keratin wax and fuse it to your natural hair. Use it only for applying keratin strands, though, and never as a regular flat iron on the lengths.

The tool is safe and works very well on finer hair types too, as long as you take the right amount of your own hair for each strand. Work steadily and precisely, and take care that the hot plates don't touch the sensitive skin of your scalp.

You're in full control of your final volume through the number of strands you fit with the tool. The iron attaches each strand securely and precisely, whether you're doing a light fill at the front or a full, maximum hair extension.

The iron works perfectly for melting every colour of keratin wax in our wide Nail Hair range. Just choose a strand with wax that matches your own root colour for the most invisible result at the scalp.

Yes, you can attach hair extensions with the iron even if your own hair has recently been coloured, bleached or toned. Just make sure your natural hair is completely clean, dry and free of oils so the bonds don't slip out.

A well-maintained fusion iron is a very durable working tool that lasts for countless fittings over many years. Regular, gentle cleaning of dried keratin wax off the Teflon plates greatly extends its lifespan.

Unlike a regular wide flat iron, this tool has small shaped tips tailored to give full precision on nail-sized bonds. It gives you safe control and targeted heat that a large flat iron can never match.

Never leave the tool unattended while it's plugged in, and let it cool on an insulated, heat-resistant surface. Then store it dry and wind the cord very loosely to keep the cable from getting damaged or developing a loose connection.