Diamond Natural Keratin Glue Bars (12 Pack) – Fusion Bonding Sticks for Hair Extensions, Amber/Black/Brown

• Professional Keratin Bonding Bars – Ideal for fusion hair extension applications
• Strong, Long-Lasting Hold – Designed for secure bonds that last for weeks with proper care
• Smooth Melting Formula – Allows precise, controlled application
• Flexible & Lightweight Bonds – Maintains natural movement and comfort
• Customizable Application – Create, repair, or rebond keratin tips with ease
• Multiple Color Options – Available in Amber, Black, and Brown for seamless blending
• Compatible with Heat Tools – Works with fusion irons and glue guns
• Durable & Breakage-Resistant – Reliable hold without stiffness
• 12 Bars per Pack – Ideal for professional salon use

1. Insert the keratin glue bar into a compatible glue gun or prepare with a fusion heat tool.
2. Melt the keratin adhesive until it reaches a smooth, workable consistency.
3. Apply the melted keratin to the extension tip or bonding area.
4. Attach to natural hair and shape the bond using your fingers or a shaping tool.
5. Allow the bond to cool and harden completely before continuing.

What are keratin glue bars used for in hair extensions?
Keratin glue bars are used to create and apply keratin bonds for fusion hair extensions, allowing stylists to attach extensions securely to natural hair.

Can keratin glue bars be used to repair extensions?
Yes, they are commonly used to rebond loose extensions or create new keratin tips for reuse.

Do keratin glue bars damage natural hair?
When applied and removed properly by a trained professional, keratin bonds are designed to minimize damage to natural hair.

What tools are needed to use keratin glue bars?
You can use a fusion heat tool or a hair extension glue gun to melt and apply the keratin adhesive.

How long do keratin bonds last?
With proper application and maintenance, keratin bonds can last several weeks to a few months depending on hair growth and care.

What color keratin glue should I choose?
Choose a color (amber, black, or brown) that best matches the client’s hair for the most discreet and natural-looking bond.