Bulk Human Hair for Braiding — Deep Wave · Natural black

A closer look at the hair

Look closely at the loose strands and the ends. A tie holding the hair together is for keeping the hair organized; it is not a sewn attachment track or a pre-looped crochet base. Keep the hair grouped while preparing manageable sections for your chosen braiding method. The arrangement of the loose sections affects the finished appearance.

Model photographs are styling references. Lighting, screens, parting and the way the hair is arranged affect its appearance. The selected texture, color and length combination determine the contents of your order; accessories and finished hairstyles in photographs are not additional pieces supplied.

Choose your length and finish

Read each number as the length of one loose-hair hank. For example, 16 16 means two hanks at 16 inches, while 14 16 18 means three hanks at different lengths. Compare the actual combinations below, then plan the sections for your chosen braid pattern. Centimeter figures are rounded guides.

Compare the length combinations

Options to confirm before ordering

The labels below need their lengths or contents confirmed before ordering. We have kept the existing option labels unchanged. Contact us before selecting one of these options; do not interpret an unclear label as a confirmed length or piece count.

Plan the right amount

For loose braiding hair, count the hanks in the chosen combination and plan how they will be divided. A two-piece option and a three-piece option contain different total amounts. The stated weight is per hank, not the whole order. Show your stylist the braid size, spacing and loose finish you want before deciding on the total quantity.

Prepare, fit and style

1. 01

   Plan the braid pattern and the total amount with a braider. Prepare your own hair and separate manageable sections of loose hair while keeping their direction organized.

2. 02

   Have the hair fitted with the braiding method appropriate to the style. Support each section and check the tension as you work; do not treat the holding tie as a ready-made attachment.

3. 03

   Check the placement and comfort, then arrange the loose strands gradually. Avoid pulling the base to force extra fullness; discuss any discomfort or uneven areas with your stylist.

Care for your hair

• Work in small sections and support the hair near the attachment while gently detangling from the ends upward.
• Wash and condition gently with products suitable for human hair. Do not rub or twist the lengths together; rinse carefully and let the hair dry fully.
• Arrange the hair gently as it dries. Begin with a small amount of styling product and build up only as needed.
• Before coloring or using heat, consult a professional stylist and test a small strand. Existing colored blends are not recommended for further home coloring; heat or chemical processing can change the original texture.

Keep the attachment area supported during cleansing and detangling. Dry the hair and fitting area fully before storage. For already-colored hair, keep the original shade in mind before choosing products or further treatments; a professional strand test helps assess the effect on the finish.

Removing and storing your hair

Have the attachments released using the removal method appropriate to the fitting. Ask your stylist to help if you are unsure where the attachment meets your own hair. Detangle carefully, clean when needed and allow the hair to dry fully before storing it away from friction and direct heat.

Questions before you order

Delivery and returns

Check the chosen length, color, construction and quantity before completing your order. See our shipping information for the delivery arrangements applicable to your destination and our return conditions before fitting or altering the hair. Contact us before ordering if you need help choosing a specification.