Comparison table for keratin / Nail Hair
| Service | Suits you if you | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keratin thickening | Want more fullness but not much extra length | Thin or fine hair that needs more fullness | |
| Keratin extensions | Want longer hair with discreet attachments | Anyone who wants classic hair extensions | |
| Keratin full-volume extensions | Want both length and lots of volume | Anyone who wants a more luxurious, fuller result |
Frequently asked questions
The keratin wax is heated with a special iron and then bonded around small sections of your own hair. This creates a secure, almost invisible bond that holds the hair firmly in place.
The product is 100% human hair, which is key to a result that looks and feels like your own. The bonds are made of keratin, a protein already found in your natural hair, which makes the method extra gentle.
As it's human hair, you can style it with a straightener or curling iron. Always use heat protectant and avoid applying heat directly on or too close to the keratin bonds, as they can melt.
Yes, keratin thickening is an excellent choice for fine hair, as the bonds are very small and discreet. It's important, though, that the bonds are applied correctly so they don't strain your own fine roots.
Start from your current hair length and add no more than 15–20 centimetres for the most natural fall. For a standard thickening, 2 to 4 packs is usually enough, depending on how thick your own hair is.
Always match the colour to your ends rather than your regrowth for a seamless, natural transition. If you're between two shades, blending them gives a more lively result.
You can tone or colour the hair darker as it's human hair, but we strongly recommend avoiding bleach. Any chemical treatment is at your own risk and can affect the hair's quality and lifespan.
The hair can stay in for up to 3–4 months before it needs removing or replacing. Exactly how long depends on how well you follow the care advice and how fast your own hair grows.
Unlike our wefts or tape-in extensions, keratin bonds give more freedom of movement, as each strand moves independently. It's also a semi-permanent solution that needs less daily upkeep than temporary methods.
To avoid matting and unnecessary wear, always brush your hair through and put it in a loose braid before sleeping. Never go to bed with wet hair, as it can loosen the bonds and cause bad matting.

