What narrow flat K-tips likely means & why someone might want them

Narrow flat tips would mean the width (and perhaps height) of the keratin bond is smaller, so they take up less space, are less visible, less bulky, and lighter. This is especially useful:

For fine or thin hair, so that the bonds don’t show through or pull too much.
For areas near the face, along the hairline, partings, temples, where visibility matters.
For people who want extension volume / length but with minimal weight and more natural blending.
To reduce discomfort or tension, especially if many bonds are placed.

1. Ultra-Flat and Invisible Bonds

Because the keratin tip is narrow and flat, it lies very close to the scalp.
➡️ This makes the bonds almost invisible, even in fine or thin hair.
➡️ Perfect for hairlines, partings, or crown areas where traditional bonds might show.

2. Lightweight and Comfortable

The narrow bond shape means each strand carries less weight and bulk.
➡️ Feels lighter and more flexible.
➡️ Less pulling on natural hair — ideal for clients with fragile or fine strands.

3. Strong, Secure Hold

Even though the bond is smaller, the keratin fusion still gives strong adhesion.
➡️ Stays in place for 3–5 months with proper care.
➡️ Bonds are soft yet durable, so they move naturally with your hair.