Keratin Tips - 8/6WB

Shade 8/6WB: Professional keratin-tip hair extensions in shade 8/6WB, prepared for precise color matching and salon application. Keratin Tips Hot fusion hair extensions attach strand by strand to natural hair using Italian keratin capsules. Because keratin is the same protein hair is already made of, the bond stays discreet, flexible and gentle on the strand it holds. GVA hot fusion extensions are made from 100% Remy human hair with the cuticle intact, and are available in 65 shades and two lengths, so stylists can match tone and density precisely on every client. Why stylists choose it Each capsule carries a silicone component that cushions the natural hair inside the bond and reduces friction over the life of the install. Bonds sit close to the root, letting hair fall and move in its own direction rather than the direction of the attachment. The result reads as density that grew in, not density that was added. Key features Italian keratin capsules that melt evenly and set without crumbling Silicone layer inside each capsule to protect the natural strand Cuticle-aligned hair that stays tangle-free through repeated wear Reusable after professional removal and re-bonding Specifications Hair type 100% Remy human hair, cuticle intact Weight by length 17" - 41 g, 21" - 46 g Total pieces 27 tips per pack K-tip size 1 cm x 0.6 cm Shades 65 colors including piano, ombre and root-shadow blends Application time 3-6 hours Lifespan 6-12 months with proper care Frequently asked questions How long do hot fusion extensions last? With correct home care and regular maintenance appointments, GVA hot fusion extensions last 6-12 months. Move-up appointments are typically needed as natural hair grows out. Do keratin capsules damage natural hair? Applied and removed by a trained stylist, keratin capsules are one of the gentler strand-by-strand methods. The keratin matches the hair's own protein and the silicone layer inside each capsule adds protection. How many packs do I need for a full head? Most full-head installs use 3-5 packs depending on the client's natural density and the length selected. Longer lengths generally require more packs for a balanced finish.