Professional Keratin Grain for Hair Extensions
Shop keratin grain for professional hair extension bonding, rebonding and compatible heat-fusion applications. Our loose keratin granules are available in Amber, Brown and Black, with 50g and 100g options to suit different professional fitting requirements.
Keratin grain can be heated using suitable professional melting and fusion equipment before being formed into compatible bonded hair extension attachments. The loose granule format allows trained professionals to control the amount of keratin used for their chosen application technique.
Keratin grain is intended for professional use with compatible hair extension methods and suitable equipment. For additional guidance, visit our Hair Extension Fitting & Removal Guides.
Keratin grain is supplied as loose granules for professional hair extension bonding, pre-tipping and compatible heat-fusion applications. The loose format allows a trained professional to work with an appropriate amount of keratin for the attachment being created.
Our range includes different pack sizes and keratin colours, allowing professionals to select an option suited to their fitting requirements and preferred application technique.
Consider the pack size, keratin colour, application equipment and attachment method before choosing your keratin grain.
Keratin grain is bonding material supplied as small loose granules rather than as pre-shaped rebonds or solid glue sticks.
The granules are heated using suitable professional equipment before the softened material is used for a compatible hair extension bonding or pre-tipping technique.
Our keratin grain is available in 50g and 100g packs. The most suitable size depends on how frequently the product will be used and the quantity required for professional applications.
A 50g pack may suit lower-volume use, while the 100g option provides a larger quantity for professionals who use keratin grain more regularly.
Our keratin grain is available in Amber, Brown and Black. Colour can be selected to complement the client's natural hair, extension shade and attachment area.
The most suitable option depends on the individual fitting and the appearance required at the finished attachment.
Keratin grain must be softened using compatible professional heating equipment before it can be used for an appropriate bonding application.
Depending on the professional technique, suitable equipment can include a melting pot or compatible heat-fusion tool. Always check the equipment and keratin product before use.
Keratin grain is intended for compatible professional bonding, rebonding and pre-tipping techniques. The granules are heated until workable before an appropriate amount is used to create the required keratin attachment.
If you prefer a different keratin format, also explore our Keratin Rebonds and Keratin Glue Sticks .
Keratin grain should only be used with hair extensions, equipment and application techniques suitable for keratin heat-fusion bonding. It should not be assumed suitable for every hair extension system.
We recommend professional application and removal for fitted hair extension methods. If you're unsure about compatibility, review the relevant fitting guidance before use.
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Answers to common questions about choosing and using professional keratin grain for hair extensions.
Keratin grain is used by trained professionals for compatible hair extension bonding, pre-tipping, rebonding and heat-fusion applications.
Our Keratin Grain collection includes 50g and 100g pack sizes. Check the individual product listing before ordering for the current specification.
Our range includes Amber, Brown and Black keratin grain. The colour can be selected according to the natural hair, extension shade and attachment area.
The most appropriate pack size depends on how much keratin you expect to use. A 50g pack provides a smaller quantity, while the 100g option may be more suitable for professionals requiring a larger amount.
Yes. Keratin grain requires compatible professional heating equipment to soften the granules before they can be used for an appropriate bonding or pre-tipping application.
Compatible keratin grain can be heated using suitable professional melting equipment. Always check that the equipment, temperature settings and keratin product are suitable for the professional technique being used.
Keratin grain is supplied as loose granules, while rebonds are supplied as individual pre-shaped keratin pieces. The preferred format depends on the attachment being created and the professional's working technique.
Keratin grain is supplied as loose granules, whereas glue sticks are supplied as solid sticks. Both require compatible professional heating equipment and should only be used for suitable hair extension applications.
Keratin grain can be used by trained professionals when creating compatible pre-tipped hair extension attachments, provided suitable equipment and application techniques are used.
No. Keratin grain is intended for compatible keratin bonding and heat-fusion techniques. It should not be assumed suitable for Tape-In, ring-based, Clip-In or other unrelated attachment systems.
Yes. We recommend keratin grain is used by a suitably trained hair extension professional with appropriate heating equipment and professional application techniques.
Compatible keratin-bonded extensions require suitable professional removal products and tools. Browse our Hair Extension Removal Tools collection for related products.
Visit our Hair Extension Fitting & Removal Guides for additional information covering our different extension methods.
Browse our fitting and removal guides or contact HairXtensions if you need help choosing suitable keratin products, heat-fusion tools or professional removal equipment.
