Materials and Care Products for Hair Extensions
Everything you need to fit, maintain and remove hair extensions: keratin bonds, tape, removers, tools and care products suitable for extended hair. The right materials are what decide whether your extensions last months or weeks — ordinary shampoos and oil-based products break down the attachment points.
Fitting and removal
- Bonds and tape – replacement keratin bonds and tape for refitting when the attachment is moved up.
- Removers – separate solutions for keratin bonds and for tape; each dissolves its own adhesive and is not interchangeable.
- Tools – pliers, clips and brushes designed for working around attachment points.
Everyday care
Use sulfate-free shampoo, keep oil-based products away from the bonds, brush from the ends upwards and protect the hair in a loose braid overnight. Doing this properly is the single biggest factor in how long the hair keeps its shine and texture.
What the materials are for
Attachment supplies pair with our tape extensions and keratin bond extensions. Braided styles made from kanekalon fibre need no adhesive at all.
Frequently asked questions
Which remover do I need?
It depends on the method: keratin bonds and tape use different solutions, and they are not interchangeable. Check which method your extensions use before ordering.
Can I use ordinary shampoo?
It is not recommended. Sulfate-free products are gentler on both the hair and the attachment points, and they keep colour-treated hair from fading.
Why avoid oil-based products near the bonds?
Oils soften adhesives and can loosen the attachment early. Use them on the lengths and ends only, well away from the bonds.
Can I refit extensions myself?
Tape extensions can be refitted at home with practice and the right tape. Keratin bonds are best left to a hairdresser, as they need heat and the correct tools.