K-Tip, Baby K-Tip or Micro K-Tip: which bond is right for you?
Three bond sizes, three different results. How to choose between K-Tip, Baby K-Tip and Micro K-Tip for your hair.
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All three are keratin bonds: hair pre-tipped strand by strand and attached to small sections of your own hair. The difference is the size of the bond — and that changes how the hair falls, how flat it sits and where it can go.
K-Tip — for lasting volume
The classic bond. K-Tip suits medium to thick hair and gives the most volume per strand. It’s the natural choice for a full install when your own hair can comfortably hide the bonds.
Baby K-Tip — for a softer fall
Smaller bonds sit flatter and move more freely. Baby K-Tip is a good middle ground when you want volume but also want the hair to move like your own, especially if your hair is medium to fine.
Micro K-Tip — for fine hair and hairlines
Our smallest bond. Micro K-Tip is made for fine hair, hairlines and partings — the places where every detail shows. Many installs combine Micro K-Tip at the front with K-Tip or Baby K-Tip at the back.
Quick comparison
| K-Tip | Baby K-Tip | Micro K-Tip | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bond size | Classic | Smaller | Smallest |
| Best for | Medium to thick hair | Medium to fine hair | Fine hair, hairlines, partings |
| Result | Most volume | Softer, natural fall | Invisible detail work |
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