I-Tip Extensions
A stick-tip strand direction for professional installation programs. Confirm bond dimensions, strand weight and compatibility with the intended application method.
Develop strand-by-strand extension ranges around the required bond shape, strand weight, length, texture, shade plan and private label presentation. VAYORA supports professional B2B sample review and bulk production planning.

Start with the attachment format, then confirm the strand weight, length, hair finish, colors, quantities and packing requirement in writing.
A stick-tip strand direction for professional installation programs. Confirm bond dimensions, strand weight and compatibility with the intended application method.
A U-shaped keratin bond direction. Sample approval should cover bond shape, size, hair distribution, strand weight and finished appearance.
A flat bonded format for buyers planning a distinct attachment profile. Confirm the required base dimensions and application requirements before quotation.
The weights below come from the current VAYORA extension specification sheet. Packing quantity is confirmed from the selected strand weight, total order quantity and approved packing brief rather than assumed.
View All Hair Extensions →For keratin-tip projects, the attachment and hair specification should be reviewed together before bulk production.
Choose I-tip, U-tip or flat-tip.
Confirm 1g, 0.8g or 0.5g per strand.
Check bond form, measurements, hair appearance and shade.
Confirm strand count, labels, packaging and delivery requirements.
Packaging is quoted after the strand specification and required quantities are confirmed.
Coordinate labels, bags, boxes and inserts for the approved strand format.
Explore packaging →Confirm the inspection points for material, attachment, measurements and packing.
View quality control →VAYORA currently publishes 1g as the standard strand-weight reference, with 0.8g and 0.5g options subject to confirmation.
Approve the bond shape, dimensions, hair distribution through the bond, strand count, length, texture, shade and packing configuration.
Yes, subject to the quantity and SKU plan. Keep each format on a separate approved specification so packing and repeat orders remain clear.
Check bond shape, consistency, dimensions, hair anchoring, strand weight, shedding, hair condition, color and pack count against the written brief.
Send the attachment format and weight plan so the project can be reviewed against the correct specification.
| Construction | Application direction | Approve before production |
|---|---|---|
| I-Tip | A stick-shaped tip generally used with a compatible ring or bead for cold application. | Tip diameter and length, ring compatibility, neat hair capture, strand weight and tip retention under the intended service method. |
| U-Tip | A U-shaped keratin bond generally used for professional heat-fusion application. | Bond width, thickness, geometry, keratin requirements, captured hair and application behavior under agreed conditions. |
| Flat-Tip | A flat attachment profile; the intended installation method must be specified for the selected construction. | Tip dimensions, thickness, hair distribution and compatibility with the buyer’s installation and removal process. |
Product names do not establish a universal installation procedure. Confirm the complete tip construction and professional application method on the approved sample.
Measure tip width or diameter, length and thickness using the agreed method. Compare geometry and hair distribution through several sampled bonds; record neat formation, hair anchoring, shedding, hair condition and individual strand weight. Agree on bond-integrity checks and any professional application/removal conditions before testing, then retain dated results and the approved bond reference for repeat orders.
For planning, nominal product weight = approved strand weight × strand count. An illustrative 50-strand pack calculates to 50g at 1g, 40g at 0.8g or 25g at 0.5g per strand. These are calculation examples, not a fixed pack offer. Confirm the weight definition, strand count, tolerance and actual measured pack weight separately for each SKU.
Request Samples to review the bond reference, then Request a Quote for the approved strand and pack plan.
Record tip size and bond geometry together with strand weight. Check whether the hair is evenly captured, the tip is cleanly formed and strands remain secure under the agreed handling and care checks. For heat-applied bonds, review softening and removal behavior using the intended professional process.
Send a physical benchmark with a specification brief. Review geometry, length, hair grade requirements, strand weight, end fullness, shade and packing. Record revisions and retain the accepted golden sample, supported by a dated SKU specification for bulk manufacturing.
Coordinate I-Tip, U-Tip and Flat-Tip shades using physical color references. Specify root length, highlight ratio and color placement for multi-tone strands. Approve each actual construction alongside Tape-In and Weft references so a shared shade code has a checked visual basis.
Build the assortment by format, length, shade, strand weight and pack count. Confirm cards, protective pouches, labels, barcodes and instructions. QC compares strand and pack weight, tip construction, hair capture, color and packaging with the approved reference. Reorders use the same recorded SKU and packaging version.
Include the tip format, strand weight, length, texture, colors, strand count, estimated quantities, packaging requirements and delivery country.
Keep the tip-system requirements linked to the agreed sample and production workflow. Review manufacturing and approval responsibilities when preparing the next project decision.
Connect the approved strand and bond to attachment dimension checks, strand measurement records and finished-pack count. Use a version comparison when changing tip geometry or packing.
Define the tip construction separately from the attachment accessory. Nano ring, micro ring and micro loop are not interchangeable names for I-tip, U-tip or flat-tip bonds. Additional configurations are subject to feasibility and sample confirmation; they are not a confirmed stock range.
| Requested system | Identify in the brief | Approve on the sample |
|---|---|---|
| I-Tip / Stick Tip | Tip geometry and intended compatible ring/bead system. | Tip diameter and length, ring opening, captured hair and strand weight under the agreed application method. |
| U-Tip / Nail Tip | Actual U-shaped bond geometry and professional fusion process; confirm whether the supplier uses these labels for the same construction. | Bond width, thickness, hair distribution and agreed application/removal behavior. |
| Flat-Tip / K-Tip Request | Actual bond profile and intended process. Do not infer geometry from a K-tip label alone. | Measured bond dimensions, strand weight, hair capture and installer compatibility. |
| Nano / Micro Ring Request | Accessory type, inner dimensions and the exact matching strand-end construction. | Fit, secure capture and agreed handling checks on the complete strand-and-accessory system. |
| Micro Loop Request | Whether the loop is an installation aid, the supplied bead/ring and the finished strand-end design. | Loop function, accessory fit, removal method and packing components. |
Send requested strand weight, strand count, nominal pack weight, length and measurement method, texture, physical shade reference, quantities and packaging. Confirm whether reported weight includes the bond/accessory, then agree the measurement method and tolerance in writing. Existing strand-weight references must be reconfirmed for the selected construction; they do not establish availability for every tip or ring system.
Connect your brief to the keratin bond quality guide, attachment dimension checks and private label planning. Compare the collection with Tape-In extensions and weft construction options.
No. A ring describes an attachment accessory. Confirm the strand-end construction and dimensions that match that accessory on the approved complete system.
Not automatically. Record strand weight, the weight definition, bond geometry and pack count for each SKU. Reconfirm specifications when the construction changes.