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Name: www.TTDoesitall.ai
Uploaded: 2025-03-02T00:00:00+00:00
Duration: 1 min 49 s
Channel: LaToya Kelly
Description: In this instructional video, LaToya Kelly walks viewers through a full K-tip (keratin) hair extension installation on a client. She begins by emphasizing…

2 Mar 2025 · 2 min

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In this instructional video, LaToya Kelly walks viewers through a full K-tip (keratin) hair extension installation on a client. She begins by emphasizing the importance of a thorough shampoo to ensure a clean, non‑slipping base, then straightens the hair and clips the ends to eliminate split ends. LaToya explains that each K-tip is custom‑cut to match the specific section of the client’s hair, a process that is labor‑intensive and takes roughly 6–7 hours from start to finish. She shows the interior of the installed extensions, highlights the seamless, invisible result, and demonstrates styling options such as a high ponytail and a half‑up/half‑down look, even adding a few highlights. LaToya notes that the technique originates from the older “fusion” method, with the “K” standing for keratin‑based tips that bond to the hair. The video is designed to address viewer requests for front‑view footage of K‑tips, showing the front sections, parting, and final styling. She invites comments and questions for future follow‑up videos.

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Follow along for the process of me doing these K-tip extensions. I start off with a good shampoo to make sure your hair is extremely clean for these K-tips because we don't want any slipping. Straighten the hair out and then clip the ends so there is no split ends and we do a fresh start. And as you can see, her ends look very different from this before. And these are the K-tips that are fully customized to each section of her hair depending on where I'm installing it. And I'm just kind of showing a little bit of the process, and it's very tedious. Takes about 6-7 hours install start to finish. Every install is specific to your hair type. Just kind of showing the inside of the hair after the install is done. Her hair can be worn in a high ponytail, it can be worn half up half down, um, and I did do a couple of highlights for her. Um, what else? This technique is based off of what used to be called fusions back in the day. K is keratin because the, the hard tips that bind to the hair are keratin-based, so that's where the K comes from. And as you can see, it is really seamless, like you can't see anything. A lot of people in my content have— comments have asked, why don't you show the front of the person's hair? So this video is really for those who want to see the front of K-tips. She came makeup ready, thank you boo. So this video shows a lot of the front of K-tips. You see the front sections, me kind of parting through it. You saw the front, me showing it kind of up in a ponytail, smooth back. So drop a comment and let me know what you guys think of K-tips, what questions you have, and I'll answer in the next video.