K-Tips: Vs. I-tips

Skyla The Stylist

K-Tip or I-Tip?
Finding Your Perfect Fit

Both methods deliver beautifully natural, undetectable results. The right choice comes down to how you want to wear, maintain, and renew your hair over time.

A booking fee secures your appointment for either method.
Reusable Method

I-Tip Extensions

Longevity through reuse
Starting At
$800
Wear Method
Reusable extension hair
Maintenance
Move-Up every ~8 weeks
Full Renewal
After 2 Move-Ups
Ongoing Visits
Regular Maintenance appointments
Investment Style
Lower upfront, hair is reusable
Best For
A client who enjoys a consistent maintenance rhythm and wants to extend the life of one set of extension hair for as long as possible.
Single-Wear Method

K-Tip Extensions

Freshness every season
Starting At
$1,100
Wear Method
Brand-new hair each install
Maintenance
No move-ups or bead upkeep
Full Renewal
Removed & replaced every 3–5 months
Ongoing Visits
Refreshers to maintain your tips
Investment Style
Higher upfront, fresh hair each cycle, low maintenance
Best For
A client who wants a lower maintenance, set it and forget it wear period with guaranteed fresh, high-performing hair every few months.

The Real Difference, Simply Put

I-Tip

You keep and reuse the same extension hair, checking in regularly to reposition it as your natural hair grows.


K-Tip

You wear one set of fresh hair for a full season, then it's fully removed and replaced — nothing to reposition in between.

Choosing Between Them

Which Feels More Like You?

Choose I-Tip If You...
  • Like coming in regularly and staying closely connected to your stylist
  • Want the lower starting investment
  • Don't mind Move-Up appointments every 6-8 weeks
  • Want to stretch the life of one set of hair as long as possible
Choose K-Tip If You...
  • Want to install it and enjoy it with minimal upkeep
  • Prefer knowing your hair is always fresh, never aging in place
  • Are comfortable with a higher upfront investment per cycle
  • Like the rhythm of a seasonal renewal rather than incremental visits